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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

ssth-st, s. lot n. OF 3d-ave SsNlOOs.
Rosehin Realty Company loans Iaaac FoN.....- 500
Sd ave. n. Q, corner 6Sth-st., 80 2NtOO SNSO TX
1000. Pincus LOwenfeld and William Praeer
loan Barnet Hamburger. .......-........ I'd
~ ST No. 2lI To nj East; Ella NJ. Peletreau
loans One Hundred and Tenth street Company as
izzd-st. g. s.. 14l II. q. OF LeNngton-ave. 40 ok
utx irregular: Pincus Lowenfeld and William
naiisstr loan Minnie Ludman. ............... M
ittth-St. n 3, $50 a. e OF rOOksavet I.slNTH.
american Mortgage Company loans John BROWN -
LOWEST W. s., IS e. =. OF sth-st 10 9XSS 10Y 80
irregular; the Commonwealth Mortgaga Com,
pany loans Louis Iewinthan. -. a.,
ooth-st, No. Ss9 20 St5 East: Corporate Reaif, -
Association loans Harden Realty COMPANY, -,
o!I bfeadway W 3. looi It. N. ManhaitaI-ave.
toxiodi CITY Mortgage Company loans Alfred -
Cohurn and John n. Cummings .... = N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
ROSA TO BE HANGED TO-DAY

iRy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Trenton, Feb 9.-Goverlor Stokes refused to-
DAY t. gram further reprieye to Jerry Rosa.
and signed a death warrant authorizing his ex-
ecution al Hackensack tomorrow. when the
present reprieVe expires. Rosa killed two men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
TO IMPROVE DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for the enlargement of the
three story and basement dwelling house, No.
152 East 74th-st. owned by Robert H. E. Ell
lott. A colonial FACADE of ornamental
brick is to be erected, and the interior remOd-
elled and new plumbing installed. The improve
ments are to cost $4,000, according to the
estimate Of S. Z. Gage the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
OLD MAN SAVES GIRL FROM DROWNING.

Bloomfield, Feb . CspeciaD. Mary Cullen six
years old. had narrow escape from drowning
while playing on the ice the Norris Canal
near the James-St. bridge yesterday. The child
brole through the ice and her screams for helm
brought Ralph Idle. siXty-nine years old He
pulled the girl out Of the water but the ice
gave way under him. Boys skating near by
assisted The aged man and the girl to safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Joseph F. Kelly has been appointed receiver
for the rents of three story brick building on
the south side Of 52d-st, 100 feet west of Sth-
ave, 100x1005, by Justice Amend. of the Su-
preme Court, in a suit brought by the American
Mortgage Company against Annie Leonhart
and others to foreclose a second mortgage of
$1,000.
There is a prior mortgage on the property
for $4,000 held by life insurance company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
UNION CARPENTERS GET INCREASE.

Chicago Feb 9.-Union carpenters of Chicago to-
day obtained an increase in wages aggregating
more than 100000 year through a three year
agreement with the carpenters and builders assoc
cation By the terms of the contract the men re-
celVe an advance Of cents an hour over 90 cents
the present rate, for the first year. with further
increase TO % cents an hour for the last two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
SELLS BELLwooD, AT MoRRIsTown

Edward p Hamilton & Co. have sold for
Alfred G. Lewis, of Buffalo, Bellwood, at Nor
ristown, n. J., comprising thirty-five acres on
which are a stone house and stables 1t was
formerly owned and occupied by H Mex
TWomby who sold 1t to the late Frederic Bell
of Buffalo. Mr. Bell spent over $500, 900 in i'm
nr0Ning the nrOnartN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
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ANOTHER LIEN ON SCHWAB BLOCK

Thomas ]. Tanning filed yesterday with the
County Clerk a mechanics lien against the
property bounded by Riverside Drive, West
End-ave., I'D and 74th SITS. The lien is for
lumber and building material furnished by MIR.
Tanning to Patrick w. Finn. the contractor
and is for ST. .S4 70 Charles Nj. Schwab is
the owner of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
"THE DUEL PRODUCED IN New-HAvEN

New-Haven, Conn, Feb. 9.-Otis Skinner opened
tonight al the Hyperion Theatre in The Duel" a
translation from the French OF Henri L.avedan
Waking The part Of the Able Daniel, a French
priest. Fay Davis played the part OF the duchess
GUY Standing the doctor, and Eben Plympton and
cthers were 81 the cast. 1t the first presenta-
1lOn OF the drama IN English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
THINK WHITBEcK A COLBY MAN.

l'y reiegTa-h 20 The Tribune
Eackensack, y. J. Feb 9-Caleb Van TI,sa,,
%hit6eck' Editor OF The Evening Record" a can
oidate for Assembly honors next fail on The Re
publican ticket is responsible for the invitations
20 many Republicans in Bergen County TO he al tho
1ylks home here tomorrow evening 10 her "a
dresses by Senator Colby, OF Essex County and
Se2rke i Record Of Jersey City. The Republican
leaders accept tins meaning that Nhifheciy -
70 be a candidate under reform coIorg as oonoei,
abe county machine 40 'FP's'As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY

At No. IA Vesey-st by Hugh D. smvtb No e,
l44th-st north side, 1903 feet west of Amsterdam
ave. lS6xs911, three story brick dwelling house.
M r. Rogers against Edgar Logan ct al Oakes &
van A. attorneys; J. E. Duffy. ref; amount due
ruarV 0' F-'- - "NJVuiheu u rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
MORE SALES IN 7oTH-sT.

Pease & Gilman. in addition to the sales in
70th-st, between Lexington and Sd ayes re-
Gently reported, have sold for Mrs. E H. Stanton
No 1I9 East 10th-st., a three story high stoop
dwelling house, 126X100.5 feet, and have resold
No. III East 70th-st., three story brownstone
dwelling house. on a lot 16.SX10O.5 feet for r.
e. Ellinft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
BUYS A PLAYHOUSE ROW.

The northumberland Realty Co has sold
for the estate of Max Danziger to Jacob Simon
Nos. 213, 215 217 and 219 East 69th-st, four five
story double fiathouseS on q plot 112x102.2 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
Real Estate.
do Prudent Men Take
Chances2

NO one exercising rdi.
nary caution in business
affairs leaves his property
uninsured against IRE
even for a single day.
And yet at the yerv
worst 1t could be onIv a
partial loss-fire coulinst
destroy the land.
A flaw in the title can
cause the loss of both
building and land.
And is as likely to hap
pen as a fire.
No prudent business
man dreams Of assuming
his own fire risk.
Then why take the title
risk!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS

park view Place a. $, - a r. ;. 90 SSsning
two tive ami one half story y, Tncn,as Lyon.
housS IA a (;cercke architect - -, ..,rr
aFoSS- ave w $. lSdth TO iSssR '' us,lbernln,z.
hil.N So, 4 Morris architects = -,,,-ss
Minerva place, Ia a houses. sSx55.
sMS y" Mrs IL Essig. owner; John = 49,.
Architsct ....,'s''''''''N' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

l2lst-st, :. =. S001O e. 6 OF I'll ave sor t
story brick hathouse, 10 lNSTii: III LAWN
owner bernstein \ Bernstein, architects ' so an,
ist ave n W. ccrnsr 10sth-st for a six stor. NN'V
Di'ea uh''"s.-a ana store. AaxaQ. r. Rurzrok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Inc hrst name is that Of the debtor, the second
fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10

4 ELEGANTLY furnished apartment; private palns
l. without meals. including meals. Two. 81 Ne7AS'
one. SIS VAN RENSS EL.AEFt. Is East lth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10

o,,sr. {, n Strauh. architect a.; AVE-
DvFkman- ST. e. s.. 100 H. n or Ns to ~ NJ
- ~, six story dath0uses- oVNll-. "a
~, t,Sustrlctlon Company. owner II - re
Howell architect =, west for a twelve story
-issiSS Icfts SO 6NS4. 6. Kaye. owner p"''' i5C
i ny architects ..,,,.,.'-.'' ''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10


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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Farma ma s%przedaz.

IS akr. farma ma sprzedaz
|lub do wydzierzawienia W
Fountain City, Wis. 81 a.
know pod p1ugiem, dobre
siano, wielki sad 2 jak1kE,aami
j j akra winogron j pastWis.
ka. Duly dom murowany,
stajnia j inne bud.ynkl
Dom i lote moge wziasc "
zamian czesciowo. Nam tax
ze- kilka swiezych kr6w ma
sprzedaz.
Henry Rieper
Fountain City
r. F.. D. 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

al
60 bylo, ! ME Jest, . q tenn 81
w'spo1amn:itnnac niiena q, odparll..
Knee zerwal uzz Krzyiaklasl,-
uni, 4 navel srogo odpokuto-
wal t. przyjazf; toe q lotrzy,
ci zb6jcy synaczk6w m al, po-
truli q to, ze sic Cd Mich
odwr6cil, q Wy jeszcze wsp,o-
In m1ninacieA why nieszczessnego
tojca. Toe zawinil raz, a "a
slug moe polozyl. 4 ilez to
on ksiestw ruskich j miast
ably : Litwa je z}aczyc. Ogro-
mne pa6stwo nasze siaga to-
raz dzieki Witoldowi poza
Wiatke, Koracz6w, Wielkiie
Kuki i Nowogr6d. A kt6zto,
odwazyi sic ruszyc ma Tata-
row, jesli ME knee Witold,
wracam z tych boj6w Was
ME.
= Wy? spytalo kilku cieka-
vie, opowiedzcie.
Rycerz odrzucif hardo g}o-
we, wlosy Z czola odgarna}
i " odpowiedzi zaspiewa}:
,,Oj poznaies co to Tatar,
Gdy ci dobrze sk6ry ma
tarl''.
- Kupa mas posz}a z ksie-
ciem. My Polacy, straz jego
TAX sam
chcia1, zacza} opowiadac. Ma
,,dzikiem polu" "a Donem
spotkali6my wroga. Tatar-
stwo opadlo mas, jak r6j
pszcz6}. g..
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Okropne b6le ulzone.

Cierpiac okropnie cd zjadliwej
trucizny n~iestrawnego pokarmu,
G. G.. Grayson, z Lula Miss, za'
cza1 uzywaG Dr.. King New Life
Pills, z takiem rezultatem, on pisze:
re zostalem zupe}nie wyleczonym."
Wszystkie choroby zoladka wne-
trznogci znikaja pc uzyciu tychze.
csc u M. J. Kowalewskiego, apte-
kara gwarantowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Grunta pa sprz i,,e,'t az
x Minnesota.

W powiecie Millelack, Benton
i Morrison, pomiedzy Mime
apolis i Duluth; Cd DO 8
mil oddalone cd stacyi kole e
|iowej Great Northern. Do.
!kosciola katolickiego 9 mil
|dregi. Niedaleko 50 polskie
osady jak Foley, ST. Anna,
Gilman, Little Falls ] inne.
Jest bardzo dobry,
Pan Jan Sikorski $50 Man
Ikato ave.. 2 Winona, Mimi Nj i
zWiedzif to strony got6W
wan dac blizsze obiasnienio
lake .grunta 50 tam.
"a. N. Ru1cherl1fo,'rl',dl aage ''ll1B
$50 Str.
! Wlinona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

Rodacy W okolicy Ashton
i St. Paul, Nebr., chwala pol
skiego doktora A. E. Wanek,
kt6ry ma zarazem w}asna ap-'
teke. Polacy W og6le powin-
nj polskiego doktora popie-
rae, osobliwie z tego powodu
il to jest starry wiarusa
rozm6wi sic pc polsku, pc
czesku i pc angielsku; ma on
" apiece wszystko i sam
udziela pomocy ma rozmaite
d~olegliWosci. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
81: Me rodzeni oni a. !
rzekl Gamrat.

NO.. A16 KTeWul#SOU103& 6Gi..y
jeczni, rzucilSoliwa ,przyk:'a''zzsat.
ME Boze uczy kocha6 b o'l1z1l:9
go, COZ dopiero krewnyc,hl,
dziadowie ich byli rodzeni.
la Witold brata sic przeciN
naszemu panu zKrzyzakal1mrljj
T. tymni lotrami j kiamcami.
Kto Smile uwlasczac slavic
ksiecia Witolda? pablo naraz
pytanie, rzucone glosem do
podobnym.
Obejrzeli sic wszyscy j
Frydrychs take, DO glos
szed} Cd drzwi dalszych lib
gospody, i ujrzeli ma progu
postae ogromna z wasami,
niby u suma, z rozczochrana
g}owa " kaftanie rozpietym
Il pokrytym pierzem,z oczyma
|jak wegle, z szabla W d}onj.
- Dyabli nadali! zbudzi}
sic! mrukna} cjcho Fry
'drychs.
Goscie patrzyli jeani cieka-
vie, drudzy butnie, W niekt6-
rych zrenicach migota} ME
pok6j. .Nieznajomy przystapi}
do otoczonego sto}u.
Kto smile uw}asczac ksie-
ciu Witoldowi, tego ia wyzy--
wan ma sable, odezwa} sic
.powt6rnie, temu obelge weis-.
ne piescia do gard}a zmusze
ably milczaf ma wieki.
Nastapi}a cisza; Mkt ME
mia} ochoty do zwady. To
rozgniewa}o rycerza.'
Coz to, ME s}yszycje py-
tania? hukna}.
Krew kip; W twych zy}ach
pohamuj sic przem6wi}
powaznie zakonnik i surowe
spojrzenie poni6s} ma obce-
go.
- Myslisz, re sic zlekne
mnisiego kaptura? - Ha! ha!
ha! - zasmia} sic rycerz,
schowaj swoje przestrogi dla
pokornych, ia pokora gardze.
Mnicha rzecz krew hamowaG,
jam rycerz Bogu dzieki, ME
klecha; MECH krew kipi W
moich zy}ach, tenn lepiej, gdy
kto ma drodze stanie,
usunac potrafie...
To m6wiac, doby} szable z
pochwy i zaswieci} MIA W 60
RE.
Oby Gle ia krewko6c
kiedy ME zgubifa, szepna}
ksiadz i, wzni6s}szy wzrok do
CORY, szeptac pocza} pc }aci-
ME modlitwe.
- Jam got6w zetrzec sic z
wami, panic bracie, szabli. u
mas ME brak, rzek} Zoliwa,
ale dzisiaj dzie6 Bozy, ME
godzi sic przeto W pojedynki
wdawac. Od1ozmy, starcie do
ultra.
To7powiedziawszy, powstal
i rzuci& rozsierdzonemu reka-
vice.
= Oto mole ~wyzwanie, do
da}.
- Imie vase? zapyta} ME
1poiopx. II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Kara Bo'!za,
Powie6c historyczna ola luduuI
j mlodziezy.
(Ciag dalszy) +.

(Ciag dalszy).
80 Ia kogoz macie, ojcz'
wielebny, Jana Frydrychsa
gdy sadzicie, 10 przyjme "a.
plate cd tych, kt6rzy siu@lzs<
calej ludzko6ci odpar:
ze szlachetna duma villas
ciciel gospody, jeszcze te'
go ME bywa}o, abym
wzia} jeden grosz cd slug
Chrystusowych. Prosze was
ojcze, do gospody, lecz o "a
p}acie ME my6lcie, ma bed
nych pieniedzy potrzebujecie
I ]poprowadzi} goScia do
izby, a gdy zakonnik siadl
PREY stole i glove ods}onia
z kaptura, postawi} pred
MIN talerz jajecznicy i kufel
pieniacego sic piwa. Ksiadz
jad}, popija} i wzdycha}.
- Oh, dolo, ty dolo ludzka.
jake czesto gnebisz s}abych
- rzekf naraz - ME macle
pojecia, panic gospodarzu, z
jakiem ciezkiem screen wra-
cam do klasztoru Tynieckie-
go; patrza}em ma Ivy wdowy
i sie'root, cieszyiem, jak umia~
lem ale co to s}oWaznacza gdy
pred: mani trnrmna. stoi, a W
niej ci kt6rych ME tylko ko-
chamy, lecz zbez kt6rych po-
mocy czujemy,: ze trudno i6c
bedzie przez 5ycie.
I steka}, trzas}: g}owa, ubo-
lewa}, ale ME m6wi}, kto u
mari a pan Jan przywyk}y
do rozmowyz obeymi, ME
narzucal sic z pytaniem.
Tymczasem goscies zaczeli
powoli nap}ywac; przybywali
teraz zwykli: ci, kt6rych cd
rama Frydrychs oczekiwa},
z~ajmowali }awy, Frydrychs
i sluzba bieg}s cd jednych do
drugich, pred tymi piwo sta
wall, pred innymi jadlo:
goScie posilali sic weso}o i
g}osno rozmawiali A by1o o
czem movie, boo to cieka-
we by}y easy. Kr6l W}ady-
s}aw Jagie}}o zasiad} w}a6nie
ma tronie wez1em dozgon-
nym po}aczy} sic z piekna
cora zmar&ego kr6la Ludwi-
ka, Jadwiga, Dziwy opowia-
dano W kraju o dobroci tel
PAM, o jej rozumie i dziel-
nosci.
49, Czyscie s{yszeli, ojcze,
re nasza kr6lowa pod niebyt-
nose meza, gdy bawi1 ma Ii
twie, zajety oddawaniem opie-
XII jednemu z braci swoich
mad ia ziemia - re w6wczas
kr6lowa Jadwiga pojecha}a
ma Rus ma czele rycerstwa
sama z orezem PREY boku? -
zapyta} zakonika jeden z ME,
szczan krakowskich imieniem
Gamrat.
M6wii nam o tenn opat,
=. odpar} ksiadz,
- I Rus bez krwi rozle-
WI wr6ci1a do mas, doda} ktos
inny, ma widok kr6lowej "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
REGISTER NOW
Nearly 400 People Have RCcc,vxa
Registration Certifieates.

Nearly 400 People Have Receive
Registration Certificates.
What's the row at the mayor, -.g
Gcc?" asked one man yesterday a--
large crowd of people surged 'has "a,
and up the stairs Of the Cit, AzN
'Oh, that's the crowds goiur he, s2t
registration Office in the city huE q,
register" said another. You sENag
they have to register before thas .coy
vote in the coming election" AaG aaa1
they, too, went and had their us1zcts
pleced upon the rolls which as, svssa-t
ing daily and which promise td s2noa,
Ardmore up with something ueav rssa
thousand voters when the polls Az.
opened This rush was kept w AT asas
and when Clerk Bruce. who Is .cs ltrz,
as registration clerk. clearcd l1is
books for the day there bao 5e.r
$50 names placed VII the rolls T4s
necessity of registering before - ugf1.
seldom come tC them. That is. 70 s-F
To the people of this district -uu "a
are gong To take advantage Cf t1g0
opportunity which heretofore baE sgs
siasm, Miss Kate Gait being gLNets
press by ballot who shall rcprcsEzsz
them in the first steps which giIl ss
taken by the people of the nr-'s sgzkN
towards self government
The registration is necessar g. 1us
ia L.. a.,
as YOU may forget 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
Y. M. c. A. Auxiliary.

The ladies of the Y NJ. c. A. aux
iliary held most interesting meet
ing at the reception room of the
Bankers National Bank yesterday af-
ternOon Much enthusiasm is being
evinced over the bazaar, which will
be given during the holidays Plans
viii soon be made public by which
al school children win take part in
the work.
The ladies invite everybody to at
tend the meetings which will be held
every Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the reception com of the Bankers
National Bank.
Much success to the good work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
chiId's Life Saved

The life OF Mr. and Mrs. Frr. G.,,, ,-
cightceu.months-old child vas u-
doubtodly saved by an operation pr
formed in this city by Drs NcNssss
and Stephens Thursday eYcai-G. "a
some way the child had gotten gIalieg
of corn in it's windpipe, from wGsef4
suangulation and death were bsgc-'
averted until the operation co.t5 fs
performed. The Gray home is 1881
Provence. five miles egSt OF here. Nr@
ii was thought several times or IR'
way to this city that il would iN Va
less to proceed further as the issfH
breath seemed TO lie cut off. byyC Hfss
renewed struz les dislodged the sfsstn
sufficiently to .olong life. Yhe ur,,
tors made AN mcisicn in the shesa y.
the trachea through which aara&sT--
breath was eoael to throw theA hr-
pailraert 70 tic opening wheif II yr,3s
removed aAd sths child and nGvruss
,nIAda tRlnuV.. 4. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
QUALIFICATION
OF VOTERS
ELECTION COMMISSIONER BURNS
ADVISED OF CHANGE.
Thirty Days Residence in Precinct
and Six Months In Territory Re
qusites Of legal Voter as
Decided Upon by Board.

j r. Burns Ct this city election
commissioner Of district lo3 is i'm re-.
caipt of au cmciu order changln-
the requisite status of legal voters us
agreed upon by the Indian Territory
election board aD the meeting held az
Muskoeus. on the llth, as follows
AS 10 electors. ulsmuch ass iha
election officials m Oklahoma nave
construed the law TO require a tnir
ty days residence i'm precinct
in order TO onHtlc uu cloctor to
vote and have also applied such con
struction uf the law To govern the clcc
tion in the Usage uattuu. and this
beard believing that &c is within IT,
powers To define how the sis months
residence OF an clcctor shall be- prov
en- has determined to change it ru,',
heretofore published in Jas oompendr-
um, in order that ,h' rules for Ia
election in the two teGu1uies ma, bc
uniform. Therefore be 1t
Resolved by the board that rule is
concerning election be. and the SAINT
is hereby changed to read as fol
! lows:
rs Elections. All male persons
over the age OF twenty.onc years who
are citizens of the United States, or
who are members Of any Indian nation
or tribe in the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma Territory, and who having
resided within the limits of the pro
posed state Of oklahoma for at least
six months and within the territory
embraced by the boundaries of the
form a constitutional convention for
a period or thirty days next preced
ing the election are hereby authorized
to vote for and choose delegates to
for ma constitutional convention for
said proposed state; and all persons
qualified to vote for said delegates
shall be eligible to serve as dele.
igates Each elector shall vote by bal.
lot in the precinct where he resides
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14

The Woodmen OF the World will
unveil two monuments at Rose Hin
cemetery this afternoon at 80 VIII
Lam Franklin of Madill will deliver
IN address.
The monuments TO be unveiled are
those the Woodmcn have erected oy.
cr the graves Of Sovereigus G. l."
Herbert and Ed Mullins. \ cordial
invitation rs extended to everybody t1
attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
The rNTRyoeRs' COURT.
Busy Session At City Hall-Dsposing
Of Dockets

SuSJ 0eS''o" al C''y H'''-D''PoS'n9
OF DocNe's'
r"' '"' p'S' 'N''' u"\' tue 'h'u".
''' court VIII" 'u'E' w. w ''''h'''
]" '"' CHA" ana 'o''' "I "i"'' men
"'S "''" F''"u''- away "' tue 'l'N
n'''' vi '"e 10 cases To De disposed
"' "' 'I'is session o' inc court lh'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
A DISTINGUISHED VisrToE-
Hon. W. A. Ourant, a Chocta~ f@nl az
viii Speak.

Hon. W. A. Durant, a ChoctaW fa1G az -
viii Speak.
The city of Ardmore has tu6-iS, sS,5 :
guest w. A. Durant one OF n. Wnss-
prominent Choctaw Indians ~ Eas
country. Mr. Durant comes fruS1 SGe
town which took it's name tgorv lHu
family.
MIR. Durant is now speaker o. 3n s
house Of representatives in thu -'sssr-
taw council. he is one pf the cgreusi-
sioners appointed to confer With GU
senate committee OF tr1 dispusIChE-
of the coal lands and has ,Gr .say7
been connected in an oGiniaf UsE
with the educational matters 6r rs
nation.
Mr. Durant Is staunch DCuloSrSS
aud has consented to remain nrUs
here and address the people a. @r0
more tomorrow night lie is an CVzgzsT
of renown, Possesses a pleasing Hgs
pearance and the Democrats arc PgsEEs
ed to have him here. In his sHesrzg Il,
will show the relations of the TWO pfs
litica parties with reference ta Rsts
Indian. tie is not candidate tar zGs
Cmcc, he says, but is devounR WI
time and talen to the interests uf us
Democratic party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
STOVES TO BURN At r. A. JONES
Just received. a car load OF corru.
gated iron, all lengths.
BtVENS, CORHN &FRENSLY.
Winesap apples at J. A. skipworth's
Literary Society.

The "Sanspariel Literary Club" in
their hall in the High school building
on Friday afternoon rendered a pro-
gram worthy of the name of the club.
and indicative of the spirit Of educa-
t,onal progress which pervades Ard.
more's entire school system.
Literary selections, readings, vocal
and Instrumental music and acba,a
we're the principal features o. the
program. Especially ENJOYABLE vas
The rendition of two scIe''i1u5 ly
The High school orchestr7 tn e.,
the direction Of Miss Land,n0r arfar
visor of music in the Ardnorc scG1nls
this orchestra has in G vly sEGr
time attained degree Of aivlGtcmcu,
Of which any school pr 'awu mighr
well be proud
Each ana every number ON the On
ire program is worthy Of special
mention, and Ardmorc High schoo
congratllatos itself on this the secon,
program Of the club foi the schoo
year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Kennedy, an Alma Barber, Received a
Wound IN Leg.
A. IT, Kennedy, a barber living at
Alma, arrived here yesterday evening
in company with j. W. Tendall They
went to the Chinese restaurant near
the union station for supper Kennc-
dy in removing his coat to battle his
face, dropped a 3S-caliber pistol on the
floor. The gun was discharged the
bullet entered the leg above the an
kle struck the bone and bounced
back, making its exit two inches above
the first wound. Kennedy was taken
to the Ardmore Sanitarlum where his
injuries were dressed. The two men
came here in search Of stolen horses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-14
Citlzensh Claims.

If you have a citizenship claim pend
ing and are not yet enrolled, or have
other business before the Interior De-
partment, write Immediately to VIII
lam W. Wright, registered attorney,
Corcoran Building. Washington, d. G..