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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
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Friend q haven't seen YOU FOR some
time Too' SO Fact is ] have bcoom,
q cool deal Of a recluse lately. Friend
II feared 20. How much do you owsi
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
Half Way, or the Extreme

We a outfit you iii our Spring sack business suits i'm every
style of cut and fabric. Our tahors are Stein Bloch. the unchai
ienged masters of style and fit in tailoring America Their
watchword is Merit. Try N, YOU need not buy. and hear 1be
Prices. $500 to $4,000.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Eleven Hurt in a WreSk.

AlbuIIn, que, y. NJ. March San.
"a Fr PASSENGER train. No. I. west
bound. aas wrecked at Toltec. y. NJ.
MuniaS :" miles Wcs; 90 here. ElsvCa
p rsuns wor" injured. several serious.
~. FN" ears Including one tourist
car. l,tt the rails. The private car of
Mrs Paul Morton. wife of IN" president
of ~" Equitable life Assurance so-
ci,tN. WAS IN the train. but II did not
"aV" the rails. and Mrs. Morton as.
capped with severe shaking up J. \.
summer. "f Albuquerque. may die
The Others injured were Mcxicans.
Spr, AIDING rails caused the accident.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Fatal Gasoline Explosion.

Macon. Ga. March Mary McCra
~ a negro cook was taken from a
Pine street home badly burned and her
small child In n dying condition from
injuries caused by the explosion ~ a
can Of gasoline used In making a fire
The explosion saturated the child =
clothing with m" dangerous liquid
and despite her efforts the fire infiiCt.
"d horrible injury She was badly
burned Both went 10 the hospital.
whcr" IN" child II under treatment
viii no hopes Of recovery and she Is
also being treated
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Regarded as Unfriendly Policy.

Pekin, March 7.--Thc principal topic
in the Chinese press relates Ia reports
coming from IN" United State that
Americans ar" making complete prep
aratiOns to send a military cNp"diiion
10 China The new spApcrs regard
these rcInr's a- . manif. station of un-
friendly policy Tn" imports NJ New
Chwang for 1905. exclusive 81 military
supplies Wa 'h' largest recorded The
total was sGo.u.uup gold ~ which
s2:."""."'o cam" from America s'.o"o..
0u" tom" iu cotton gpod-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
HASTY FOUND GUILTY
or KILLING ACTORS
Prisoner Recommended To The
Mercy OF The Court.
HIS PLEA WAS SELF DEFENSE
Was Sentenced to Penitentiary for
Life. But u 10 Announced that coun.
sci viii Appeal to the Supreme
Court For Another Trial

Raleigh. y. C.. March The Jury
IN the Hasiy case at Gaffn,!. ;. &. re
turned verdict uf guilty al G:lJ "A
m Tu'sday The prisoner was rec.
Un.n., nded To the mercy Of the court
iiasty vas tried for the murder ~
Milan Bennett and Abbott Davidson.
members of the Nothing bu, Mono- 20
theatrical company.
tn, killing at Bennett and Davidson
occurred Ou the morning uf Dec 10
last. In the Piedmont hotel AT Gaifney
C.. OF which George Ilasty was pro
prietOr.
The theatrical company app, AIRED at
the op. Ia house Of GafIncy on the
n.-ht of Dec. II. and after returning
To Tho hotel, Miss MAY Bishop and
Miss Verne Sheridan. two actresses
CNiIp.alicd 10 Davidson about the at.
tempt Oi Na>ii to enter their rooms
Til" following morning Davidson went
- the proprietor la demand an apol-
"cy \ night cnsuoG In which both
actors were shot and kilicd Hastys
plea was self defense
NJ the trial lIa-tN answered To the
Joint indiC'm' NJ ant pleaded not gull
~ The jufN t"uk th, case Monday
night NJ O'Clock
hasty Was sentenced 10 thc prnitcn
tiarr for lfc. hut il was ~ nouuccd
that counsel would appeal 10 the su
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
WnI Assist Union M.mhsr,.

New York. March THE New York
unions ~ the Industrial Workers Of
the world have called a meeting for
next SUNDAY Ia arouse interest In be-.
half Of Charles n. MOyer. president: :
William T. Hayward. secretary. and
other members Of the Western FEEDER.
alton ~ Miners. who are In jail In
Boise, Idaho. accused Of assassinai Ing
frOmer Governor Steunenberg. The na.
tional executive committee ~ 10 10
cia! Labor party has also issued circu,
lars to the unions. calling on them To
arrange assistance and make demon.
stratiOns Of a similar Kind.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Conference Was Not a Failure.

New Work. March 7.-J Phelps
S'uk'> who 'o'Vrurd from thu con
for,ro, IN The social and Industrial
conditions ~ ~" present. d'clar. 4
'hat -, Couf,r,uC, was not = fail
uTc IN ar' VA tn" purpo>" Of the
conference. 70" sand, vas Ia draw 'p
sc'h'r H. various WAYS for popular
be,'crmcr' Tho evils ~ the political
ami Iudusrril' situation w"rr dis.
cus~ci Chu' aWou- them being ~.
variou~ forms II GRAFT and 'hc con
t-rl of legislatures and governmental,
in-.G'..I~ B. 'Irpora'loL~
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Mrs. Anthony Is Worse.

NV lolh. March a special N
NJ ii'lali iron HoCa,,',r. y '. say
That Susan u. AL'houI's coalition Wa
deemed very r.U,h wu'~ ia MnnGay
r'-at. ali her physician. Dc. u A.
Kicker, -p, II -" r!-A' - her ''.
side. Tar cold ami fatigu, inci''Lr
Ia h'' lrip - Wa>hin-ton and lalu
more. which u,c,>sira'rd the Cano'l
lation II her social cnGal,mCut, IN
New Work.. developed into pneumonia
For soi.C time no dangerous Cnmp!icd
tiun> had h,.a apnrch'rdci. The
lung originally affected j. now pro
nounC"d praC't'allN clear. bat thc uth'i
mng Is seriously affected. and her i'm
mediate friends are Considerably dis.
turbcd for The outcome.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
JURY IS ROASTED BV JUDGE.
handles Recommendations OF that
Body Without Gloves.

savannah. ia. March Judge Geo
i. cam. IN his charge To the grand
jury took up the RECOMMENDATIONS of
the last grand Jury and handled them
without gloves The court freely crit
lcised the last grand jury for adopting
thc report OF It's committee, NhlCh said
iha' the presence ~ crime IN the
community was due In larT" part -
the Tact that 'h' law Was not enforced
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08

81. Louis. March Tn consequence
with the order Of Special Commission.
er Anthony. Attorney General Hadley
has ISSUED a supOena for n. Clay
Pierce. former president Of the Wa.
ters- Pierce OH company. now In New
York. and for Charles II. Adams. secre-
,ary Of the company. commanding
them Ia appear In 81. Louis and tcssi
~ In the oil hearing which Is set for
March ~. The subpOenas are not
binding outside Of the state Of Mis-
souri
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Contributed Money to Campaign.

NV York. March tn" New York
roun'y grand jury Tuesday made "A
prcscutmcn, rsci,ing that thc grand
'lIrl ha1 h"'n infol med by the district
e''uru,N that there l. reasonable
grounds 10 believe that within IN" stat
ne ui limitations. officers of trlISi' -
o larc" corporations have contribu-
{! money ~ political campaign funds
The 'ury asks IN, adNiC, oi lu-tlC"
O'Su>'l,an. - whom rhr Ur"scnim'ut
l. accompanied hN q long statement Of
Facr, setting forth 'El' y can b, shown
b.,,ud r.a>nna'l, duEh' thai such
paNM,uIs II moL,N have b,,a made
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Efforts Create Sensation.

Stcuhenvil'c. %. March : The -
frr'- ~ 'h' steel trust ID secure ia,
Pope Tin Works h.rr through iho Ia
PEI. lion WORKS. cr'at,I e sensation
al IN" meeting ~ 'hc directors of the
I.aB. .ia Iron WORKS Tu'~t- \huU'
q million J.l.a'~ arc ihNot'd ~ %.
deal r. d,y,.pr,d mat 'hr et..'
'ru-r ra, ..curr! tlr,''.,- In IA" l.a
b.. plant 'G' ~" undergraduates v'r'
pow i4l 'ro.-a - r'' p-..iH.uar
r.. ...- 20 ,,', 'Ho 1,.' a.. '., 's
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
SUFFERING IS GREAT.
Meridian Decides to Accept Voluntary
Outside Aid.

Meridian. Miss. March NO add
tional bodies nave been recovered
from the ruins Of the lsIiidinHs wreck.
ed by the tornado. but hundreds Of
men are still at work searching for
missing persons. The suffering has
been found Ia be- greater among the
poorer classes than had been at FIRST
supposed. several thousand carpenters
and others have gone 10 work rebuild
iEg and repairing the destroyed dis.
tricts. Additional cunvicts hav. been
requested from Governor Vardaman To
Join In the work Of clearing away the
debris
The general relief committee has re-
solved to accept any contributions
from whatever source, the develop
mcnts being such that aid will ~ ne
Ccs >ity be- required Several thousand
dollars have been received from out.
side sources. and aided To the general
relief fund.
Numerous additional injured have
been discovered. but none are expect.
ed ~ die. Eighteen bodies have been
taken 10 the morgtIc 50 far, but others
ar" believed Ia be- buried IN the ruins.
Two bodies were shipped out ~ town.
making a total of twenty. II Is be licv.
cd that the death list will not exceed
TWENTY-FIVE
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Sanctions Closed Shop" Principle.

NcN York. March In deciding
AGAINST ihr-' nunurion employees Of
thc InItcd state, Printing company,
Of O.iD who sought To restrain the
concern from entering into working
pact with ia" si.i""iy p"Ts and electro
typcrs unions, which would cNClud.
tree labor Judg, Marion. ~ the su.
prem" couri nf BROOKLYN. gave Judi
Cial sanction - ~" closed shop prin
ciyal There Will ~ an immediate
appeal O. ,hc appellate division ~ the
sustained. labor leaders said It would
be a notable victory.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Score injured in Train Wreck.

Raleigh. y. G.. March IA passCn.
ger train on the AshborO division ~
the Southern railway was W.cCked
near High Point. y. C.. Monday. two
day coaches and a box car being hurl
ed down steep cmbankment About
a score ~ persons were hurt. Con.
duc'Or Burns Captain Might. ~ Gr, ems
b"ro. y. / Rudd, Of Winston. y. e..
worst injuries. Later reports indi.
cat" NAT 'hcir death Is not unexpect.
ed. TIL. train vas running at Ordi.
nary speed when II struck broken
hshplaic. which resulted In the derail.
Ing
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08

Austin, Tex, March Informs q
has been received here to the effect
thar most disastrous prairie fires had
swept the extreme western section OF
the Panhandle for the past three days.
eniailIng loss up TO the present
tine ~ upwards OF sl.OOO.OOO. Tho
IRE lid the most damage In Lamb and
HoOklcy counties, burning many acres
of land and destroying hundreds Of
head OF cattle.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
InNestiaatina CHARGES.

Tampa. Fla. March civil Service
Inspector Donnen. Of Atlanta. has
since Friday been investigating some
charges that recent appoinr"e ~ the
now postmaster ~ Tampa had violat-
I'D the civil s'rlic" law by soliciiiD.
from the employees ~ the postofiice
contributions tn the Republican cam.
paign fund during the last presidential
ei"C'iOn The inspector has had near
~ all the employees ~ the once he
fore him and II Is stated that many ot
them are strongly dissatisfied az hay.
ing Ia work under this official ln>p'C.
tor Donn"ll has formulated his report
for transmission 10 ~" civil service
commission ~ Washington
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Held for Robbery.

Brunswick, Ga. Marchc 7.-United
States Marshal Wilson and Deputy
Doyle have reached Brunswick. bring.
ing with them lack Hall. James White
and Mrs. White. wife of the latter. who
are charged with having robbed the
postotfice ~ Nichols. Ga. They were
arraigned before Commissioner Dun.
woody who. after h'driHe the eyi.
dcncc in the case. bound them over 10
the fcd,- co'rt ~ savannah.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
COUNTRY IS SWEPT
BY SPORADIC FIRES
Hotel Near Mobile. Ala. Burns
To The Ground.
Range Company Loses heavily BY
eiames-PanhaNdIe Prairie Sweet
BY Firs-surrsil College and DormI-
tories at Spencer, Tenn. Burns.

Mobile. Ala. March AT 2 O'Clock
Tuesday forming. fire Of accidental or
igin. destroyed the Spring Hill hotel.
a winter resort miles west Of NO
bile. The hotel was filled with guests
from northern cities and they had mar
row escapes. leaving their effects. In
Guiding jewelry and diamonds to q
large amount In their rooms. Dam
age is between $4,000 and s60. 900: In
surance $1,000.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08

Nashville. Tenn. March 7.-BurriIl
college. including the dormitOries. at
Spencer. Tenn. were destroyed at an
early hour Tuesday morning. Loss es-
ttmated at $4,000: insurance. 5000.
The FIRE started from a detected nue.
There were no casualties. The col.
lege will be rebuilt.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08

Chattanooga. Tenn. March "A hre
at Cleveland. Tenn. early Tuesday
morning. burned out the Cleveland
Banner. one of the oldest and best
weekly papers In east Tennessee. The
loss Was total
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Range Company Loses by rlre.

~. Louis. March THE t~O-story
building of the Wright Iron range
company, filled with stoves. ranges and
machinery. has been destroyed by fire.
entailing a loss OF $C0,0V
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
MIS-. s,andifer Acquitted.

Atlanta. Ga. April 2S.--Tnc trial OF
Mrs. T. NJ. standifer for the murder
OF her sister. Miss Chapel whizen.
ant. March 8. last, which was begun
early today was concluded this even
ing with a verdict OF acquittal after
ten minutes deliberation by the jury.
Mrs. standfer entered a plea OF not
guilty and while admitting the killing
her counsel declared that emotional
insanity impelIed her 10 the deed.
Mrs. Standifer shot and killed her
sister on account Of the marked at
tcntions OF her husband TO the dead
woman StandIfer was arrested sub
scqpently on the charge OF disordcrly
conduct. hut he forfeited his bond
His whereabouts are unknown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
rnisreeS weRE KILLED
Property less a; Bellevue Was Ener.
-rous-Suoalies Furnished.

rnoue-Suophes Furnis1eu.
Bsllev-'u. Tex. April es --Thir.era
persons wcro killed. ten were injured
and psspesty es-1ml.et 70 have been
worth anywhere from 100000 20 $500.
000 was destroyed 6y cyclone which
struck this city yesterday evening
about O'Clock
FOR many minutes previous 90 the
terrific blow a r-im DofteBi of dis.
astes vas visible on the horizon and
most 0f the inhabitants had time TO
seek the shelter of storm cellars.
Then. like a demon on mission of
vengeance. the vhi-i.n- atmosphere
sho, across the town. leaving behind
nothing but debris and tbe dead and
the MANNED.
The destruction could hauly have
been more complete Al'houeh many
Of the structures we're very substan
ual bcing oi brick and stone. not one
escaped demolition and d-e which
sranr uD amid the ruins soon destroy
cd the debris To-day Bellevue can.
not boast Of s.nrle store or house
The cyclone made clean sweep and
the path it left can be traced Ear be
yond the corporate limits as pIainly
as u % worc well travelled country
road
Tho Inhabitants were left dcg
tute. bu, coyllgh, had not come before
special relief trains began 70 reach
here from surrounding towns They
brought food. clothes and money.
The mayor OF Henrietta notified the
merchants Of this place that he must
have contributions. and he brought
drays and TOOK what he wanted. say.
ing he would stand responsible
for the cost The supplies were
loaded on n special train aud hurried
TO this place. But along with what
the mayor secured the merchants
themselves sent as much more
and applaudcd the mayor for his act
During the cyclone one man was
struck In the side with a piece of ny
ing scontllnE II required the efforts
OF three strong men to pull Il from his
/ body.
This afternoon It young mother
with despair written on every feature
appeared Little ones toddled at her
heels and she held in her arms a two
months old babe The babes head
was bruised ana battered and In the
chest was a cruel wound made by q
piece of scantllng
Tonight all that remains Of Belle
vuc IS smoldcring ruins. 4 pail oi
blush white smoke hangs over every
thing. Across the railroad neal
where the depot once stood Is tent
In which the survivors are fed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
Postal Resumes Old Quarters.

Local Manager W. T Salisbury Of
the Postal was advised Friday evening
that the Postal has resumed business
at the same old stand In San Fran.
cisco. Theirs was ;he nrst telegraph
oflce to be reopened in the burned
district The telegraph facilities are
improving. and deliveries In the city
are being made. but II will be some
time before conditions car be arrang.
ed 10 give the usual service.
Tho Postal lost all their Offices and
plants In the big Are. %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29

Davis. I r. April 2s.- -CspccIaO-
4 large tent has just boon received
here for uGc no Turner Falls AS no.
tcl n measures 30 fcoi wide by GO
IN length There will De several small
cr fonts used hy the hotel manage
mont until their new Go.room rustic
hotel SIS finished The tent hotel will
be- called the "St Donnis," and viii ho
replaced by me- rustic hosilory early
an June
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
6be pailD Aromorriit.
TEN PAG ES
BONDS SOLD
Chicago Firm Makes PVrehass-l1-
diahona Realty CO. Second.

Chicago Firm Makes Pyrehas.-in.
oishons Realty CO. Second.
The entire bond issue Of $4,000
recently voted for additional improve
ments vas purchased 5y Mason, Lev.
isG co. Of Chicago az the special
meeting Of the council last night
Mason. Lewis & 60. paid a premium
of ,.O3a, The firm agreed 20 retire
f25 900 ~ the old bonds AZ the same
dgufes
The lndiahoma Realty company Of
this city offered 10 pay a premium Of
s2.45I. but made no ofier 10 retire
any of the outstanding bonds J a.
Adams vice president of the indiaho
ma Co. wanted an opportunity to
bid on the rotiromo~t of tho outs'and
Ing bond Dot the request could not
be- granted as the matter was set
uod by tho council
n is stated that the indilhoma peo.
pie represented Cleveland firm.
o. ls gratifying 10 learn that .hc 10
cal people bad the Highest Individual
bid outside Mason. Lewis & Co,
vho proposed 20 retire $4,000 ont
standInx bonds This VIII be- quite a
saving 20 the city
John u Dexter Of the lndiahoma
company was well pleased to learn
that he ou'bid all other parties RE
aid not consider the proposition oi re-
tlring any Of the bonds. neither did
any of the other bidders. II vas the
arst oncr that has been made and II
will prove a splendid advertisement
for his company. which is q strong
one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
Santa Fe Rushing Work.

Davis. I. r., April 2s.-(SpeciaD--
The Santa Fr is unloading about ten
cars per day of bridge material, ties
and steel rails to be- used In their
branch 20 Sulphur Il Is believed that
trains between those points will he
In operation about July list. The com
pany must cGmple'- the ten miles not
later ,hdn July 3Oth 10 earn s2l 900
bonus given b. the citizens Of SUI
phur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
sEsArG PASSES slLL.
Appropriation Bill Provides for Many
New Court Towns.

Washington. April 2s-(special)-
The senate passed the Indian appro-
prla,ion bnl today practically intact.
az least as far 40 the Indian Territory
provisions are concerned. The fol.
lowing court towns are provided for
by this measure. Wilburton. Bar
tlesville. wetumka. weleetka. Hugo
Boswell. Aadlll. Tuba. wyandotic
Duncan and ChccOtah
The removal of restrictions amond
mcpt was The only provision 10 suffer
defeat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
survey From Lawton 10 penison.

Ryan. | r, April 2S.-Tho R'd
River Traction and Power company
IS receiving Us tents and supplies at
this place preparatory 20 the prclim.
mary survey Of an electric railway
from this point 10 Marietta on the
Santa 70 Il will begin this survey
next week from Ryan. As stated by
the engineer In charge Il Is the in.
tontlon Of this company 20 extend this
survey as soon as possible from Law
ton 20 DenisOu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29

The following services will be- held
,t the Christian church today Sunday
school s.45 a. 10 Preaching ~ a m
- Evangelist u n H5mblin Of Fort
worth. which will be the beginning OF
the pro,racted services. Endeayor So.
cioty al Z p. m. and preaching at 5
D. m. \ cordial invitation is extended
10 the members of other churches 20
attend the services and assist In the
song services. and a warm Invitation
20 every one In general 20 attend the
meeting Frnternaily.
SAM II. HOLMES. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
ANOTHER vesuvlus DISASTER
Heavy Wind and Rain Bring Terror
to inhabitants.

Naples. April 2s.--Another disaster
occurred last night In the Vesuyius
region, A torrent ot rain fell last
night accompanied by heavy gale,
causing large ayalanchos OF mud,
sand ana ashes 20 fan over somma
and Santa Anastasia. destroying the
bridges. blocking the roads and food.
Ing many plantations The terror OF
the inhabitants was extremo but no
loss Of lie haR been reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29

Joe Drouchon left for Ardmore
Tuesday morning md that night ne
was made "a nclk." lie returned Wed
nosday morning fOotsorc and billy
goa,whlsEorcd. n while he was cross
lng The burning sands he wac 'iye1
any of tho "Hrstrcilcitothr rmiuiUfed
10 did not say 70, and his coun:oNlnce
didn't Indicate it.-Nill Creek TiTes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
80 sytss
. The CHURCHES. =
= > = %S > = = = = = =


Services will be- held today By the
pastor Sunday school az s:45 e N.
M1-aing service az u o'clock: even.
inE service 90 O'Clock A cordsi in.
siia-i0n is extended 20 everyone
CHAs. c. wEITH. Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
c.n,raI santist chu-eh-

Preaching At The Central Baptist
church as usual sunday a; II a m.
and .. m. by the pastor sunday
school ar s.45 a m. Everybody cor.
diaiiv invited
J. T. Bagwell Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
JONES rs HOPEFUL.
Thinks Statehood for Oklahoma VIII
BE Secured at This Session.

BE Secured az This Session,
G. G.. Jones. chairman Of the sin.
gie statehood executive committee. IN
telegram 10 the oklahoiRin frou
Washington. says:
Il have seen a good many menu.
hers Of the house and senate. AMI
also Speaker Cannon, and am sure
that Oklahoma and Indian Territory
wul get statehood at this session
Of congress The Warren amond'
mcnt will be eliminated and thu bill
will be enacted about as II ras-cn
the senate"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29

No matter whore you 90 Tor your
other drug store goods you should
come hero whcn you have n prcscrip.
tlon 10 Dee dllod Purosr drugs, surcs,
compromising.
% f. J. RAMSEY, Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
gARTHouAKE IN sAxoNV.
-Four Shocks Experienced in ssSony
Yesterday-Mueh Alarm.

Berlin. Aprll ?s-Soycral villages
in SaNopy experienced four earth
quake shocks today, but no damage
is reported The Inhabitants were
greatly alarmed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
Episcopal Church.

There wiH be divine service in 81
paii'ip. church today az II e. n.
sunday school at s.45 q. m 40 uight
service A full attendance Of the mem.
1ers 1f above church in requested. 10
elect DELEGATES % Couyoratiln which
meets in Oklahoma CITY on May 70.
Meeting 200 he held after morning ser.
yioe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29

Seven insane persons will be taken
10 the ST. vineent's hospital for the
insane at ST. Louis today by Theo.
K. sudham. Five are from Ardmore,
one from South McAlester and one
from Muskoges.-Phoenix.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29
Another Assassination in Russia.

Lublin. Russian Poland, April rs
Lieut.. Col Pusol. chief gendahmeric
at Polm. was assaPsipated last night
mo assassin escaped.
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Just received one car OF bran. In
fact our house Is full of oil kinds of
good feed. KEEL * SON.
273 J. y. Brady Manager.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29

Tickets on sale Tuesday morning
FOR Innes' band 29
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-29

= ine line Of screen doors az Biy.
3ns. Corhn & Frensleys.