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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
PARAFFINE IN CREAM CAKES.
Chemists Find Innocent LOOKING Con.
lection Contains Poison.
lSnnninI IL, th, Ia IL. I,.....-


CHICAGO. ILLS, Feb 2l.--Parar.
fine. producing appendicitis and all
sorts of stomach disorders. has been
used in small, round chocolate cream
cakes. 10 give the chocolate cream n
consistency which will not be affected
by the heat
Frederick ]. RI. Kracke. Assistant
Commissioner of Agriculture. of New
York. who is here to attend the ma.
tional dairy and food show, brought
six of these cakes with him. The
six cakes contained forty.nine grains
of rarafline. an average of eight
and One-siXth grain to each of the
aria!i innocent appearing cakes.
The cakes are made by a bakery
firm of national reputation, which has
extensively advertised the purity of
its products.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
DESTROYS A DERELiCT.
Revenue Cutter Seminole Blows Up
a Wrecked Schooner.
(By Associated Press)

WILMINGTON. N. G., Feb 2i.-
The United States revenue cutter
Seminole. Captain Quinan. which ar
rived tonight, reports that on last
Sunday. about IL miles southwest by
south of Hatteras. as having sighted
the dcrelict Of the schooner Robert
ii. Stevenson, which was wrecked on
January 10, on Diamond Shoals, only
the masts appearing above water and
being dangerous TO navigation.
The obstruction was removed after
three days work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
MONUMENT TO SOLDIERS.
Marker to Be Placed on Salem Churc,,
Battle field.

TRENTON. y. j. Feb. 2I-The
Senate today after a long dscts-
sion passed the House bill appropriat-
ing $4,000 for the erection Of a battle
monument to the Twenty.third New
Jersey regiment ut Salem church, VIZ.
II developed that the purpose Is
to erect monument upon piece
Ct ground bought by General T. Burd
Grubb, who was the colonel OF the
Twcnty.third regiment and which was
donated by him to the regiment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
Germans Want Their Beer.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. Ell
large delegation OF the National
Gcrman-Amcrican Alliance appeared
before the Judiciary Committee OF tho
House of Representatives today TO
protest against the passage of the
HepburnDolllvcr bill. prohibiting the
Introduction OF liquor into prohibition
States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
Virginia Postmastcrs Appointed.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. ell
The Senate in executive session con.
tirmcd the nomination Of C. NJ. Kec.
acl TO be postmaster at Harrisunburg.
Va. and w. II. Faulkner at South
Boston, Va. j. Percy Bttle was ap
pointed postmaster at Inglcsidc, Va
John O. Mcrryman has been appoint.
cd rural carrier and Robert Garhcc,
Or. substitute OH Route No. /, at
Pcrrows, Va, TO fill vacancies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
BOXER INDEMNITY TO
BUILD BATTLESH|PS
Congressman Hull Warns the Nat.
ion to Prepare for Trouble
With The NoDgO|s.
WAR BLAST SOUNDED IN HOUSE
Pure Food Bill Is at last Passed by
the Senate After Fifteen Years OF
Observation-Disclosures Clause
Makes it Effective Al Over tho
Country.
fBy Associated I,rcssl

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. I'll
Chairman Hun. of the military affairs
committee. in presenting the army sp.
preparation hill to the House today.
urged the necessity of complete pre-.
paredncSS. as to orr army and navy,
for trouble in the Orient He dcclar.
cd that any nation not prcparedaa,to
defend its position in China, mightyR3
we'll haul down its flag and quit 4 tie
Pacific.
Indemnity May Be Returned.
MIR. Hull had read a newspaper dis,
patch from Pekin, which had been
sent him from the Orient and which
he vouchcd for as entirely accurate"
which gave an account of an interview
between Minister Rockhill and Mr.. Ma
Tuns. MIR. RoCkhill reminded the
Chinese official that the United States
intended to return the 20,00O.0O0
pound sterling. its part of the Boxer
indemnity.
Mr.. Hull characterized these utter
ances on the part of Mr.. Rockhill as
"injudicious.
Mr.. Hull endorsed the proposition
that the Boxer indemnity ought "a
thcr To he used to build battlcships
'oi thI Onilcu otdtcS llldD Dt return
cd to China.
Hungary Enemy Of America.
Mr.. Hopkins accused the Hungarian
government of teaching anti-Amcrican-
Ism in this country. He quoted Herr
Franz kaltcnbrun, councillor Of the
ministry of the interior of Austria
who recently visited Austrian colonies
In this country and urged them not to
become American citizens and to be
frugal that they might soon return to
their own country. He also quoted
Rev. Bella lorick. a hungarian priest
officiating at COnncllsville, Pa. to the
same effect.
THE dissemination of such state.
ments. with their evil effect. coming
as they do from the head of both state
and church should not be tolerated
In our land" declared Mr.. Hopkins =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
New Postonicc For Richmond.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. ~.
Representative Lamb will in II day
roStoiiicc building at Richmond to
cost sS000O0.
Senator Martin will probably intro.
luce the same bill in the Senate.
The bill will provide that The slruc.
turc shall be erected on the present
site.
Both Senator Martin aud Captain
Lamb are almost confident the bill
will pass AT this session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
WHITE NAN GUILTY.
Negro Not Alone in Attack on Wo.
man.
tBy Associated Preaa.)

NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. 2l.-A
dispatch from Andalusia. Ala, that
a white man named Cox has been ar.
rested on suspicion of being an ac.
cessory to the assault OF Mrs. J. l.
Bray at that place yesterday for
which the negro Pedigree was shot
to death by posse yesterday Cox
vac arrested at Georglana. Ala
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
$4,000 For a Liqhtship.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb. 21.-
The House committee on interstate
commerce made a favorable report
today on the Adamson bill, increasing
from $4,000 to si3o,000 the appropria,
ton for a ightship ut Brunswick,
Georgia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
burg, Va, to determine whether II
battlefield park should be established
Roanoke Wants ss5, 900.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. I'll
The Senate committee on public
buildings aud grounds today author.
lied IA favorable report on the bill
making an appropriation of $50, 900
for the enlargement OF the federal
building at Roanoke. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
Hermis Barred From Suburban.
(By Associated Prcss.)

(By Assocla .co Prcss.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-E Il.
Thomas Hernis, winner Of the Su.
burban. in 1904, was today declared
out of the Suburban handicap
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
No Change at AIqeciras.

ALGECIRAS, SPAIN. Feb. l2.-
The deadlock between France and
Germany continues, though Ambassa.
dor White is hopeful of peaceful so.
luton of the affair
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
blackburn Denies CHARGES.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Fab. III
REPRESENTATIVE Blackburn tonignt Au.
thoriLed a denial in toto" of The
charges contained In the Indictments
rGtI1 ned against him Iolay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
RockeFELLEe's TRAIL FOUND.
Oil Kings Mail Is at the Tampa
Postoffice.
(Ry AsAoclntcd rrcsn.

{Ry AsAoCmted FrceH.)
TAMPA. FLA. Feb. 2t.-A c3nsid
cradle amount of mail has bean re.
ce,ved at the local poetoffice for ,Iohn
L Rockefeller.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22
Virginia eattIeaeIds to Be Visited

WASHINGTON y. G.. Feb. I'll
Representative Southall (Va,.) intro.
dnced bill providing for an investl-
cation Of battlefields about Peters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22

tee of investigation on the part of
the Senate.
Speaker Cardwcll did not appoint
the House members Of the joint com.
mittcc today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-22

THE DAILY PRESS
Is the only newspaper
in Newport News that
receives full Associated
Press report.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
NORTH MONTPELIER.


Mr.. and Airs. VIM. Stanley and Miss
Lillian Kelley visited Mrs. Geo. L. Pray
Sunday.
a. w. johnson and Miss Bertha John
son Mrs. Joe Martin, Mrs. Elmer Con-
verse and Mrs. Hubert Iollister are at
tending the Sons Of Veterans and Aux.
ilary encampment at Lyndonyillc this
week.
Little Alice Lewis il quite sick with
typhoid fever.
School finishes Friday.
Mrs. J. ~. ButtcrfeId still remains
quite i'll.
Miss Ethel Coiferin II visiting her
aunt Mrs. Henry Warrington.
Mrs. j.. Davidson of Hardwick visited
Mrs Henry Chaplin last week. They
have gone to Barre to reside.
Frank Blodah has built new chimney
and is otherwise repairing his shop.
Miss Nellie Conway and Miss Mary
LeMav visited their homes in Barre and
Montpelier over Sunday.
Miss Nina Tebbits visited her parents
at East Calais over Sunday.
Quite number from the place at
tended the Unions at Cabot last Satur-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
WARNING.

The legal voters Of the City Of Barre,
Vt, are hereby notified and warned to
meet on Monday, July 9th. 1906, IN the
Opera House, City Hall Building, in said
City Of Barre, at 7;30 p. m, for the
purpose Of acting on the following arti-
Giles, viz:
First elect moderator to preside
at said meeting.
Second To hear report from the
School Commissioners as TO the amount
Of repairs that are required at the var
ious school buildings, and the amount of
money that will he needed to carry
out the same.
Third see If the City viii vote
10 raise a special tax on the grand list
of 1906 for the purpose of raising the
necessary amount Of money to carry
out the repairs which are recommended
by the School Commissioners and, if so,
how much.
Fonrth-To do any other business
that may be properly introduced.
Dated at the City Of Barre. VT, this
25th day Of June. A. ID. 1906.
WILLIAM BARCLAY, Mayor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
TALK or THE TOWN.


All wool suits at Fits store are half
price.
Fancy hose at the McWhortcr Go.
Store.
Ladies tailored suits at half price
at Abbotts.
More Of those belts with pearl buckles
at Naughan's.
Az Perry's you will find big line Of
ladies' and misses white dresses.
Summer coats in satecn, alpaca and
serges at the Frank NIcNVhorter Co.
Store.
The half-price remnant sale at Fits
will continue through Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
a. Donahne of Graniteyille gives nos
tice that he sells his feed for cash from
this date. Take notice.
All persons having accounts with F..
H. Rogers 4 Go. please call at ia North
Main street, Quinlen block, and settle
same
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
EVERY VITAL ENERGY
Muslin Underwear

The facf that we have sold almost as much TN
derwear this usually IN two seasons doesnf
interest you, but shows lis we have the right goods
Every garment Of good material, extra full sizes,
and the most beautifully trimmed garments brought
out Specials.
One lot Of Skirts for $2.f9, usual price $500
One lot Of Skirts for 100, good At $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
Wrappers

AT 69C--One special lot Of Wrappers. including
some that sold for S1 90 each There are only about
thirty Wrappers in the lot # you are SO fortunate
as 10 get one of these you appreciate the bargain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
WILLIAMSBURG.

The Home Study club arc cordially in
vited to meet with Mrs. ~ Il. Granger,
Friday afternoon, june 20, at Bonita
Cliff.
Remember the band concert and prom
enade Saturday evening, june 30
The. annual parish meeting Of the
Tniversalist society was held last even
ing. Geo. Colby was elected treasurer
parish committee, H. s. Baker, Henry
Griffin and G. F. Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~, 1906.
Weather Predictions.

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
light variable winds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

a rictly-sl-csSee voSa2 Uous1o -
9asclciy across the RON ervin~.
w horc have Yea scoa2 szI xhv-r
She stsppoa- gave faint scrcsra anA
ssnk iats chair. stassar 81 I.aurcaco
In lpcs.iltie-saea; On his pars b. fcs
On isssacnsc rcliof - iiad that the
ycan~ wsrsan ess nos Ge<sio and bo-c
No rcsesaslance ~ her eS~ps in general
a-lsrc.
Madam he sa,d- '.yes Gill pardos
this ia;rusioa whom ! tell YOU taat | s-a
L.aurrncc Dranc. os kansas CITY. I
rhizl vc have both been islposcd upoa
an hoswccn us We may b. -i,so - sot
na@stcra ri-ht.-
Il Ga1t understand y9a.r rcpli~d
'',irs D-aao. '.buf voa can sat dSwa--
Mr Braac coIaplled and 4ltrr pause
bean.
q sa sccm 20 boar ray name. madam.
hisf I "a qtit1 cartsia thai v3a have ~
ri-At To &c. Sos s1p. a fnilow stIl rlv
clio lrs and money some dlgs go srd
prscoct.rd % masquerade aeounl tlr
country gadar rv l--e. bri--lar rlo
into al kinds ef trou1le. ! -alv d.
came % Ecw Haven. for be col lcct'd
monoy horc il rv name.
'i- nrane hcsi-ated '-tir5. Drar
W. alfallE PAL .Hd hc ailisr. l..-
yanl .l' ..sure 10 c..I laia g. brr f.a.
rIarr.a-- was iaVaha aud tl.f rYe1
warH Do rcuuiuc ahe bad beaa f-.-
lF pernllcas advCnturcr ana crll1ia-
al
u didn't have nothing d d0with if."
rl7lurgea flc Toung women. f-iltlr.
@ l1u~Haao struck ..aureaco aa
srrr-a. o1rrug fral a veal lV D.saal.
bf hcr i~noranro only malo Asr ila.l-
tiel tao u0ra pitiaiilc.
ed haro u1 question" Dc ha4fcn0l -
sat. tlat vou havo acted elI la
ufra fHa1c. nee i1 the matter a11 it
is os lla-iv p--lfal f1r no g. .I
ya tl.t yr Lrs land's n-lois ma
brue. and tlat l0 IS not f,le uoall llv
man he represented lillsolf t1br."
ir- urna' was greatly a-i.alcl.
an in orlcr not flrlbcr d c1larra
hcr JOSS renco rase ANA wal.td
tar room ID "a window. A Ll- taau D.
trunk lad beon rlaecd tu-e. Dc ua
pi.sfarad az over With customs s3.r8 90
WAGONS countries. and consDieuli.i
among thea was TAG such as Is u
tX passenger who wish o. have thcir
ba--ase avlil4blo during a voyage. n
read.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
WAN~D
hiEs. l;EssI- l-ArLAND,
LIlrAf.n. n. y. AMTIIcA.

TnlsT CAniN. No. lg1.
Ilcva were u0-a w0rls than those.
but thn naiau AMI 3. . as1 OF sac 0na
prr ana-a % staT la hiu and throw
Fi PIT on tho uafion. 2 lis .-4
Dr.-ac' nust Doe t.l1 s1rraaI s.ha l...
run Away with b l}sssiss property
What compile ia. shs believed
thc rasrallv tramp ID be rich; O.. hc-
licvod her tp Dr. tIa po5sess5r Of thir-
teen millions; t1cy hal married. What
an -i,rning For cacA!
Ihs discovery. however,, had to be
verified, ANA adi5lelest young woman
who bal hro-p-ut l;ossie llarlanl SO
much trouble Must Do punished for IT..
Lave noe fclt that hc must move with
ez zocd ny caution. lie turmoil hardly
ccrta . us to ~ a..t colrs be sh01ll take.
whcn the younF NotraA, blushing lltful-
iy ana with QUIvcra voice. said.
"My husbands name amt Drane at
all, at least he said it wasn't was
truly married t. him right in this town.
anu can prove it. If you know where
he is
lies locked up in New York" ex-
plaiood Lawrence as she paused. Tho
young wOman's eyes la .hod. almost iov-
oaslv- Ar. Dranc II pught, and he won
dcrcd at it. She became suddenly very
grave and continued:
Il h0po you wOa't be mean with me.
II you VIII 90 with me to the minister
that married US ] can prove what say,
and p'raps hc'll help u.s."
81 Ill to see what gocA that will do
said ls.wrgDcr
"Iiut ! want you 10 know that I was
really married." pcr.iatod the Young
woman. Then IA u you all how ii
h lcd, if yoG wont get me into
truutle.'
u wil a-ree not to get you into
trouble" replied Laurence, ''if you will
give no the correct address of Mrs. Bcs-
sic liarlanl. and II you will also return
her property to bCr."
Iait blunt request came pretty near
leaving Q fai1tilr WOMAN on Mr. Draue s
haulA Her bll-hcs.left hcr face and
she collapsed ilto the chair like limp
raT. Lawrence hast nod to thrust vari-
Gus bottles Of liquids that he saw on a
nautll into her han S, and he famed
hCr 81 orouslv with bis hat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

Il u-s 4.l...t slsis i,esose ...se rce.sorss4
su.-lc.e ei8al7 - @ecu G hasa of d.ss-sar ~
play sosae sssc.. sgsa hcs. kio prUsc-sea
ts4t sacA was ROT kis iatuasson ssd
u-~cd her to b. Gala irSrslsslay 10 70
- oacc t, tAc elcr--~ .-laa'4 .f assc would
wEsso the acssrua s.saEc .. 1his sae
finally I'D as.a then scslrud - d. 81. fas
sisc ssrcot Wksse he ~as ~.-..lng
L-wrcnoc woa1erd that she had nos
rsa<.e particular inquiries about har
kas.lssna- and bis csacla.ioa wa. that
she ca~sd nosnsag ior hs.i. her ossly de-
Eirv being " pos-ess his supposed
wealth.
\. hca q, las; they started down .s..irs.
the yoar- s-,n, fh-u . hrr hand into
c--.cf be saw his acqs- n;s.ncs. .ii-l-slX.
abr ronortar. watching him narrowly.
I've policerlcn were there. 100. and A.
b passed them he heard one Of thom
say.
lie does look like q confosndea luna
TIC for a fact"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

IN EDITION DE LUXE - Frontsp,ecs
u is an 6x 10 photograph lplaslnum prn')
Of SchreyvogeFs painting OF the heroine.
Several Illustrations IN nulti-oolor, int and EN-
bossod. Plate and deckle- edge psper. Each
COPY numbered, edition limited to 500. Bound
IN genuine Indian s,,,oked-tanned buckskn livery
rare). cover by Schreyvogd Size ex 10
inches. bs.ed. Pnce S. net. pos,a ee 2oe
REGULAR EDITION. printed from same
plates. o. nice paper. slightly smaller margins.
one plate \ fx color. bound in clo.h- Pnce
$50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

ls.ss1scrs - wus4~ sary s~u
-rn- sr-@a - f-az. ~ rlrsz d.
snr1-is-s.san "a aissA ss..-rsnr s.ae. ana.
es-li1a fa--t rasse sussaus GO fresss
as Ai- -lscs.-r-d osa r.nr Ic~u.lsor
shcy ai-LH her esEssfsrs., sDon tac
ari@ 4a f.sszac. h.x Ia Uzs
E--h cyclOr< N ahs sssAx aax ssSe
a. eascf lsr.suc aaw -. ar1essssy
ant ~ essss - unim ~ I'D s.-s<p
B.. h. Eaiss=
r sss- yos - - rilsss~sa
In .8s -ss. ] sxa -: Ia vho
ss--=sr1 s.sis yo<saa ~suas nd 1 have
Eescr had tho plponnss - AZ oishcr
har OF ,urs-ssf bcoHnD s~.k
DO yoH r,css - say H.. be s1.s~p's
kaoS hsr o~n hunhuakF I'D the
cvcscnA -oesh0nn- u1aA r-oas ssss-
psnsc. Il nis = VRVH
''-,hc kne~s Uuuosse1v - shss -
sss hcr hss.a.AA" - Daac. .F0
ssue pusps~r - A.snn o. sas lussd
- brsc. - - 49, nc hops
yss- asA zee hnaD nmnni " susqe
aise nc. 6sss ~ - - snss { -
in ysss 1.se. -. . GAnun1 - saravasa =
~ shss sAs - - . - sos>sA~v
~ cs,rap se-"
"Youaa ssaa-" - ~. - Eno~isA
With deep sesssisy, Z Ovcr forces .
Face. iknc~ yss " - ssclstic''
D, was tho one s<sscae q c5nspicus~s
apparel which be haA ~ .aed sincc
the fiTss exchange wtaA u tramp IN
the Turkish bsth. NJ ssxssol II in kls
soul
l.ai look at &c osse closelv; lsok
iHto ms facci" he cxcantuol-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

"Au rs true as i tell YOU doctor dcrr.
m iessin amer than ever Ive haen Z"
The poor consuInptive shop not be
.he victim of experiment, as h. often is.
Hui the moment the dread dis Sc maui
tests its pres nee he should be gwen Bo-
schee's German Svrup-a pure, u0u-alco-
hoiic medicine that is made spccally tor
he cure of CONSUMPTION. and h. a world
vide fame as a certain remedy fOr catarrh
,olds, coughs, Group, sore throat and
al bronchial affections in old and Young
1t is sold in ell civilized counires, and
has been famous as a consumpuon cure
or almost hall century.
Trial bottle. 25c. Big bott'A ysc. At
all druggists throughout the world. .
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
By Ferbert Myrick

I'M FOREWORD Fiction aud fac, to
portray real life and acton during the
formative period Of one Of the mos, IN
teresting sections OF the west The universal
language Of brush pencil and camera to llus-
uste, rather than many words to describe. those
exciting tines. Supplementary portrsits Of per-
Sons. and paragraphs Of incidents. to throw
SIDE lights upon the feelings, motives and deeds
Of the men aad women Il that creative era.
In a word, the drama of life in the new west
Illustrated from PAINTINGS made exclusively for this woh BY
Charles Schr-yv ,qe Edward W Demug q Henry aasa
..o by may photo and as.srous hu.an dccssaas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-14
FUNDS FOR HAaeRoVE COLLEGE.
Committee Appointed 10 Raise Funds.
Vast improvements to be Made.

N~'''''''ANNN FNHHRNWANh " FdlaN hNfNef
Vast improvements TO be Made.
The committee appointed yesterday
afternoon by the board of directors
Of llargrove College at a meeting "
that body 20 raise funds for the erct.
tion Of additional dormitories ard I'm.
proyemeut OF the college buildings
and grounds. consisting of MessIs n.
W Randol. Ice Crucc and W s VOL.
ver,on. will begin the work Of raising
funds at once These gentlemen are
all old patrons Of the college and have
given their time and money more than
once to the interests " the instltu.
tiou and who are interested IN its
continued success They will exert
every influence to raise the amount
needed - make the necessary i'm.
proycm,nts on the college buildings
and 10 is the intention Of the board
uf trustees 10 make Hargruvo college
tho leading educational institution in
tho two t,rritories The scholastic
year just ended has been the best the
Institution has ever enjoyed The &C
tion OF the board Ia retaining d. J..
VI Gross as president of the college
Is very acceptable to the residents
of Ardmorc and the patrons Of the col
lego Dr. Gross assumed charge " the
college when that institution was In
debt and running at loss. one year
ago Today the college has not dol
lar Of Indebtedness to carry and Is
raising money to make improvements
that will ENABLE the institution TO care
for twice the number Of students that
VIC erin attendance the past year
The high praise rendered Or. Gross
at the meeting Of the directors is m
example Of the esteem In which he
Is held by the board and the patrons
Of the college
Or Gross is making preparations
for issuing q handsome catalogue oi
the college. which will be distributed
TO all parts Of the surrounding coun
try Already many students have been
enrolled Tor the next term and II II
the opinion that the brightest pros.
poets arc now before the institution
let the citizens Of Ardmore ami
surrounding country flock 10 the aid
OF the college. 4 fine educational In.
stltutlon is worth much to any town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-14
ALL NEW MEN

in all branches and guarantee all
work they do. as they are first. class
workmen. In doing horseshoeins they
cant be beat as they are careful and
considerate They At the shoe - the
hoof and ! guarantee they can stop
any horse from knocking. They do
all other work with the sImc care |
have first class man to paint aud
hx up your buggy. eli has been with
me 30 days and has cone 5000 worth
Of work and H. has all given satisfac-
tion. We can do the same for YOU;
call and inspect the work. Trade with
us and tive will trade with you.
II you want your buggy fixed up like
new and can't spare the money now,
will do the work on fall time. Sc
cured by note. Everything guaran.
ted, workmen and all.