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Count Tol,tol thus described ono
phase of his hahyhood. Il ann bound. |
wish 10 free my arms. aud cannot do
so, and scream and cry, ana my cries
are unpleasant tp myself but l cannot
cease They think that q is necessary
thut should be- bound Whereas
know 10 4, not necessary, aud | wish To
prove 10 to thcu ! am couyulscd with
cries distastrtul 90 myself but uurc.
stramnulc feel the injustice and
cruelty, not of human hrlngs, for they
pity mo, hut of fate, ana feel pity for
myself aud rcriam % is that this was
my FIRST and most powerful Impression
n NE. Nor IS % my cries that are
Impressed upon my mind nor my suf
tcrlug, but thr rompleNi,y and. con
trust ot the Impression. ] desire cree.
dom. II mlrtrrcs with mo- one else.
ana !, who require strength, am weak.
while they are strong"
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his ,r+rn thee ar. .,.,i.od TO v,-, IN.
oe, ,-,,te b.. r..f,,t .rt., 60.
rr.-.. ,,,.- ..ft ..,..... .,,..i .., a.. 49,.
t..f.- c,r,fy t.. f.r,..r. has,. fr,r
tI-e ...,I.f..,..,f. -al..I tb..r e,ttta
without .4+-
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.vp. ..,.t. -...,-...t bv r-..,b
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then. ..If rn.t. f. r.+Ht..f ID r..-f
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..... .... t.... r...r ..r..a .rreI
uuI dried rH.af without .rt Tho
nrt... .f .s. .IlI. .r t.. ..4
....I I..ra ra..- D. ..1l f.r.If sale
... ..... -.rr uar without Do rr. ...
tr.. rE central Nf-.l ....a fr..f OLD.
s..y a..H..t tr.. U.aI .Ittlrf .4t
The writer tr..I tho o.rar.maHf 4r u..
m- without Hr rr rrao yaa-4 and
got along first rHfe.
Professor Eu.-o. ono 90 tIia most ON.
lrolf pI...u'.-.r chemist. Zoo flo world.
of tbs great ~vIs. university 10 Hn,lc.
sag. fIr amount Yr -it required Der
diem Is about grain rrE 20 hlff 20
two GRAIN. frDnfy flo thirty rrl.ns
brt fhlt fIn amount ~ salt oI'ru by
thr nyrraeo mlu ls fuIr ur five Time,
that n $50 r0.rirr on's fwrYt- grains
what become. ~ tlp extra uu.nttv
iaLruf o. must $3.50 Ie carried ont
through iho iluays aid through the
at.u. urI thr r.frt Tabor imposed ulrn
flo.. .1ur,fYrt ur-Hus rrr-. HIr.I ONT
urrmaiusrIy Hry u.r. boot riYg a.uls
lf people uDrr.rg ag' tioI- i.duo-s
IHI na.r N,.. fr.r..u.. H... olives
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-14

An old clergyman who formerly lived
In New Hampshire town was re-
marlnblc Tor his eccentric modes OF
speech Ills way Of asking % blessing
was so peculiar MS to sometimes affect
thr risihlc, OF his GUESTS. although he
apparently was entirely unconscious Of
this fgrt
when hc seated himself ut the break
East table and saw spread upon II a
meal greatly 10 his Hiking he sail.
LORD. We thank thee for this excellent
breakfast ot which we are 10 partukc" ="
\ more simple meal but one which
hc ,till regarded us comparatively sat
lsfa,tory. would cause him To- say.
Lord. we thnul thee for this good
breakfast set before u.s."
l,ut when the minister's eye rolmcl
over the table aud saw there nothing
which was especially tp hiy taste. al
though the tone iu which h' uttered
his petition was not lacking In frrNor.
his sentiments were clearly 10 Dee dis.
covered
Lord" he Invariably said ou these
occasions. "hll our hearts with thank
fulncss we hcscrch thee. for this meal
set before ms. for wi'h thee an things
are possible"
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Kansas whest T,sin.

Hrdmoreite Special
Wellington. Kan. Aug. 15.--The
wheat special train which will ba r1a
through the wheat belt OF Kansss
ttis week. left here this mor.r.
Eight stops will be made between here
and Kingmau. where the night v.ll b.
spent Professors. Willard ll.-
Brown. shoesmith and Ten Eycsa OF
the faculty of the Kansas AgricuI. -I
College are aboard the train and vita
deliver lectures al all stopping p..
.. is believed that the trip will sa g..
great assistance to farmers il zoe
c.elfif. Improvement OF cr0ns s
previous experiment last yeal a.
highir favorable From Kingman Ita
train u.r proceed 20 EngIew11
I.H. o.. Hutchinson 1u Wednesda.. f0
JermaI, oH Thursday 20 Scott Cltg on
Friday and tbo trip viii end at Flor
enc. 0u Saturday evening
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COTTON BELT EXCLUSIONS.

Los Angeles Cal, one fare for the
round trip. Selling September 3 TO
ii inclusive. Limit for return Octo-
Der 81. 1906.
Very low rates will be made efTec.
tive 10 the following:
Call on any Cotton Belt agent for
FUN information regarding your trip
or address d. ". MORGAN,
Trav. Pass Agt., Fort Worth, Tex
GUS HOOVER.
Trsv, Pass Agt. Waco. Texas.
r. e. FYFE,
Asst Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt. Tyler,
Texas
JOHN +. LEHANE.
Gen Frt. and Pass Agt Tyler. Tex.
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Secondhand Typewriters at bar.
gain. when We move into our new
building. Sept ]. We will equip our
scIo.i entirely with new typewrit1rt.
The % Remington. Underwood and
Smith Premier typewriters that are
now In use will be sold at a great bar.
gain. These machines will be put In
good shape and sold under a guar.
autOc Machines will be delivered
now or later and will be sold on terms
TO suit the purchaser. II you need a
typewriter phone or write 1871
SELVIDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Statecraft and Statehood

John Sharp Williams contributes an
article In September Southwest up.
on the Admission OF the New State
Its Political and Commercial Signih.
canoe"
September Southwest Is devoted
exclusively to the New state.
Five cents a Copy-Fifty Cents a Fear.
SOUTHWEST, 1857 Frisco Building.
81. Louis, Mo. tSepl.
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.-sake Hay while the sun Shines"

''-5ake Hay while the sun Shines"
There is q lesson in the w0ls ci
'he thrifty farmer be knows mat
The bright sunshine may last bIt a
day md Doc prepares for the showers
which are liable 20 follow So 8,
should be with every household. Dys.
eutery. d.arrhoea and cholera morous
mag attack some member Of The
home without warning Chamberia'n's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
which o. the best known mediciane f7-
these diseases. should always be kept
at band. as immediate treatment .e
neco sary end delay may prove fatal
For s7la by T. J. Ramsey " B
Frame Ardmore Drug Co. Bon.
ncr r Bonner.
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\ book plato Indicates q certain love
OF ostcutation, Is II Gulug that an In
dlvldu1l should su-g,,t that his libra
ry Is so volumnous that hc cannot un.
dcrlnkc the physical fatigue Of writ
Ing his name Iu each boot, he pos
scsscsf Public libraries. large aud alb
strict collections. may make use Of
this mechanical means of ldputlfyius
property. but the private library should
hc more modest, more personal 70
the critical observer book plate
seems tu cnst suspicion upon the own
er's educational nttaiumcuts one won.
drrs if after ull be- can really road
and Wr.tc, if his books are any more
% him than lorhc's Essay ON the
Human Understanding" was to Lcono
ra. who treasured therein her party
patches May there not be reasonable
doubt ~ his ABILITY To read who thus,
"a pmcc Of sIguIug his name, resorts
10 the illitcrntc practice or making his
mark Atlantic Monthly,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-14

Original laXatiXe cough syrup Ken.
ncdy's Laxative Holoy and Tar Nc
Opiates. Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-14

r.. B Luke will move his music
store ON Sept lst 10 the A. Eddleman
building, 2O7 West Main street. 1OIst
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no cent cigar.
L1Do Made In Ardmor,

We have an extensive stock OF the
most worthy domestic and imported
perfumes. Odors that will delight you
are here.
IS +. J. RAMSEY. Druggist
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saN .H.. u. r G.ad il
...ruI4.. ....... Do .. generally r..
r1ui.I t.r.I. r...t ar..... OF
tyf I.I mot .u... YH d t.'I.. class
aIurua Y. sodium. UU SOLO, o. Dl
.l.s ..I ..."s.. a. 'HDl. Hlt t
10 -ri..- IY ...H l.r.i1. among .ri.
f-fIf. W.| wH..... Ur .YI I.t .s -Hr.
s.aI
D r.r... ....H. .. thirty years
fr4 II a.I.I Journal statement
.H..- "Hs "a. himself subject
n TH..H... II. . Ul.H De.l
wIr . N.Ht more or
.. f't years. ..l
aa.. .'.H ."I "l.l...r D't aI
.IfH quantity .. nd. au l.I... 90 %
fr.. ..... IHH .. considered rrI-
lru.H t. f @ fI. ,HH.u uf hn
.H~f0H .u 7ul '.u.-Ht .t worth N..'
H 1.a,' I I.0"rI n. .i
rrU r,IH ~ French physician
11b.I.afd ."F H'"..'u. .Hi rn.
n1Tha'I' record '' uu.'r. Iinn- ih1t
hnd WI.. DE- ... patient -uI"r.
.nr from I..H .l-" auI upon
nDiirs II'H Ht H iYII. '..f iIn-n
.fa- trr} email r..r.. ..i u. chloride
B srII1m. Ordinarily .I. I. passed.
.fuf tNI' 30 'l. 1000 do
- HhiH a. much r..H.I.H H. 'IH as
fs. tah' Boo ulE ilYl fI' pIut uk.
f1 i1 Fl'I .. H'I E... iI. iIH'
a1s OF 1000 uH." .. 900 "H... some
n1pir . a."I .. 0".. ot
a'lt iH H I 'IHi
Eun '..'.'I"u peculiar 'H 'Is '.s.
fhaf' '.r. Do occurred
nj uE H.. I i.i patient
FaH ''u.uH'at '.. .'H U.t 10
-tsi.ni H' H. 'I' . i.u
aims boo . i Hi '..' 'I' W1-
frr u fa. tp
-tnaDirr iH. .' 10 D." determined to
nsfnIn1t' is.I .a' I..rHI" dict ull
hr fali except iHai naturally found iu
fODdA. lln placed N. IUrUl ul
fbshydr1. h.nrluatcl I.rt aa. .Ie Drou-v
t-s7r rI'rarrd entirely boo ir' days
Hsirhirr 'hlt fh.s might I" 800 ueri.
Uni, ile doctor permitted fln patient
81 4, rriufu f1 ih' u.' of salt and ia
-lrns iasf h' drDpsy hni returned.
dalf was Withdrawn again. and the
nnlfsJ di%ip ipi'Hf'd. replaced again
~ nne dropg returned This was r.
~an"l seven hmes' ANA each time
Nth th' same result
NIB experiment led 10 some very
rtirnsiye researches and invcsticntions
rtHDI hs question. Experiments have
Is-H made upon animals lu which
as-lEirfs disease had been produced ar.
lS-a1s3nHiration beyond any possible"
spu'Nlion that the dropsy of Brishrs
sAs'aFs 81 the kidneys aud certain
rlt-snh 90 heart disease ls due 90 the
.un- 81 chloride of sodium common
lsEi1- Tho salt nccuuulntcs ln The tIs.
sru'ls- and thr person gets into the con.
shU,In oi Fali"d beef. The tissue, Boz.
sTalsr saturated with the salt which
,zsaNs up tho watrr trosi the blood the
ru1i1rr 1r.umuiHtus Doe tho Tissues more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-14
NOTICE
To Telephone Patrons

We wish 20 announce that the
extra charge Of fifty cents for
long distance instruments will
be discontinued beginning April
lst, 1905. All patrons who de
sire long distance accommoda.
tIOns will FIRST make arrange.
ments for credit with the man.
agement, otherwise they will not
be- granted long distance privil.
eyes, Do not force the operator
20 give you credit.
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RESOURCES.
ss92.s47 "a
LIABILITIES.
s692,s27 "a

No better index to the growth OF Ard.
more can be found than is reflected In
the constant and steady increase in
the deposits OF the Ardmore National
Bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-14
A Summer Trip
To Mexico

Mexico City is one of the most
delightful summer resorts on the
.continent-the mean average
temperatu. during the summer
months is lower here than il is
in Dallas or st. Louis.
And, it is a trip so decidedly in.
teresting and different that il
charms and attracts the tourist
at QEce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-14

Fruit Jars at stevens. Kennerly &
Splagius Co.
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EXCURSIONS.


ba1ta Fes
Summer excursions on sale laily:
Lampasas. Texas, s9.s5
san Angelo. Texas. s13.75.
Galveston. Texas, s1765.
Matagorda. Texas. s1720.
Boerne. Texas, si7.55.
Waring. Texas. sls05.
Comfort. Texas, 1855.
Kerville Texas. slsO5.
Special excursion 20 Mexico City.
Mex. Sept. 3rd 10 i4ih. Rate $50
". a. DASHIELL. 7. a.
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choetaw.Rock island.

Nos &, 9. ~ and 20 Rre local tralnA
While Nos II and rs stop AT the smGD
~ stations only On being naggeJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-14

-. DASUIELL T. \.
J. W. NARING. T. p. A. Sherman
Texas
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@AhTlNG ONES FOOD
" IS $40 70 Bs > BREEDER CT
sHIGHTts DISEASE.

~ va, Th,t chloride ~ sodium,
s-ts pom tho Ti-surs nnd the blood
asd Causes Dropsy Natural salts
abananDt in Vegetable Tood-
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psPo-ITs.

LEE CRUCE, President,
3. w. STUART, Cashier.
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Frisco

Frisco. will sell tickets % U
po.ats on their line at one and one
third fare.
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN

PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
LAWYERS.
-------------~--~~-~~~~~ ~~~~~~-----S-~---------
Edwin L. Deem Smith c. Matson
DEEM G mATsoN
Attorneys at Law
ofice. Noble Building Phone 752
Ardmore. Okla.
Wm. q. MATTHEWS.
Attorney at Law.
VIII practice before the United states So
preme Court. Court % Clsims. and all the
Departments aud Committees - Congress
For cieht years IN C.s General Land once
Matters before Congress andindian claims
especially
one % the editor. % Matthews \ Con.
usv s.niEest Authorpf "MatthswH' GUIDE
Matthews Forms of Pleading" EtC.
Refers o. Editor of this paper.
ton. n. C.. Telephone. Main f2el.
Capt. J. ~ EIlls. W. o. nslfhul.
ELLIS n HALFHILL,
Rooms 2l and p, Homestead Bldg.
Civil ana Indian business EXCUSE
lively.
MUsKoGEE, IND. TER
WILLIAM W. WRIGHT
tRegisiered Attorpeyl
(Formeiy with Dawes CommissionD
Contests. Citizenship Cases aud other
matters before The Interior De
partment, Exclusively
Rooms 407 and 3. Corcoran building.
Washington. ID. G.
CHss.J. XArPtEs CHss. n NsHtLtAr
Compiler -lndisa Active
KAPPLER q HERlLLaT
Attorneys and counselors-st.Law.
Practice before all Cocrtsi Congress. oov
eminent Departments and Commissions.
Indian eases 3 speoislt~.
Cfaoe. Bond bldg. Nsshiugtou.
CLINTON o. eUNN
Attorney at Law
Ardmore Ind. Ter
W. p. Davis. W. =. Freeman
ollie Anderton.
DAVIS, FREEMAN a AHDERToN.
Lawyers.
Rooms 4 and New Building West OF
Court House. Phone Goa.
Ardmore, !. 7.
PHYSICIANS.
Or. PRi-lP sTEPHENs
onlee-Randol building.
Once phone 572. Residence AS &.
up .vos KELLER.M.D. u. IA. HENRY, ~. n.
Re-. Phone - Res, Phone So
ofpce Phone Its
Won KELLER q HENRY
Physicians and Surgeons
Eve, Ear Nose ami Throat Specialists
-peotacles n Eyo Glgsses accurately ntted
Cmos over Bonner a Bonnsr's. Rooms 90 :
n. ID. Lroore j. II. Hargraye
Res. Phone sl3. Res. Phone 51g
once Phone i9y.
MOORE q HARGRkvg.
Physicians and Surgeons.
once In Frensley Building over
Hotchkiss Jewelry Store.
Special attention to treatment OF
piles and diseases OF women.
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LAWYERS.

Edwin l. Deem Smith c. Matson
DEEM G MATSoN
Attorneys at Law
oHice. Noble Building Phone 752
Arimore. Okla.
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VIII practice before the United states su-
preue Court. Court % Olsims. and all the
Departments and Committees - Congress.
for ciEht years IN U.s General Land Ofice.
Matters before Congress andindlAn claims
especially
one % the editors % Matthews y Con.
vsv sriEest Authorpf "MatthsFs' GUIDE
Matthews Forms of Pleading" Etc.
Refers o. Editor of this paper.
O,Nces; itlo Sew YORK Avenue washing.
ton. n. e. Telephone. Main 42Gl.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-15

A recent article in one of the dailies
told of railway official who congrat-
ulated the travelling public on the
means adopted bv his road to insure
It's passengers against pickpockets,
short card men, and sneak thieves. If
the public can now be protected against
the railway officials Intensely es, CON-
parative comfort and security will pre-
vail. We do not think any one sneak
thief, short card man, or pickpocket
ever got as much as 1907 900 in any
game he ever put up On any victim.
Would that the same could be said oil
the Penns ylvania officials who held up
coal companies and made them shell
our their hundreds of thousands.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-15
SWEETNESS AND LIGHT.

The Pennsylvania Republicans have
held their convention, and their plat
form is curiosity. They have held
their noses over the packing house
smells. but called attention to the fact
that the odois are to be found in the
sinful city of Chicago, far to the west
of them. They delight in the reform
and publication which has gone on IN
Philadelphia. II Mayor Weaver and
those behind him had not tsken the
matter up and washed the linen, they,
''the Republican party now assem-
bled," wouTd have sent il to I'll e
.undry. When the graft" going on
under their noses in the Pennsylvania
railroad came In for its turn, the road
and its great accomplishments were
extolled, and the unfortunate prac-
tices which here ard there crept in OF
accepting gifts were mentioned, af
one would mention bit of cobwet
on the ceiling of an art galley, some
thing that does not mar the scene, but
which ought TO he brushed away. The
Pennsylvania OK has been visibly
gored, but the Grand Old Party is the
only one whose soap and scrub broom
can do the cleansing, so they ask tC
have a chance. AS the tariff must only
be reformed by it's friends, so must th'
filth only be removed by it's friends.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-15
Two In One Grave.

On Saturday morning last the two
youngest sons of Mr.. W. w. Stephen.
son, Wallace and Robert, died at their
h )me near Stony Run, Jackson rive
Both died of dvptheria, and their
deaths occurred between 6 and Il
O'clock
On Friday the presence of the,dread
disease Was fonnd to be- in the family,
and in very malignant form. The
family consisted of mother, father
and eight children. and there was no
more interesting, happy and prosper.
GUS home in Highland.
All the children have been stricken,
the six surviving patients being in a
fair way to recovery as we 60 to pr ess
In the case of the two little boys, the
most heric, modern treatment failed
to afford any relief, and their taking
off was no less swift than sad. Owing
to the distressing situation, hurried
preparations we're made for the burial
aud in the solitude and fading twilight
of the Sabbat evening, the two little
brothers were carried from the stricken
home and placed side by side in one
grave. Highland Recorder.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-15
u. s, OFFICIALS At THE POLLS.

The United States Government fur
nlsbed our local election precincts with
able and Jealous officials last Tuesday.
We are not appraised whether these
functioparies received any extra pay
for working overtime, but if not addi-
tiOnal pay should be allowed, because
they arrived at the polls early and
stayed late. TIE eight hour system
was entirely disregarded, A claim
might be made against the city for
the help Uncle Sam furnished. w.
wish We knew who worked for ULcle
S AN during those tedious hours. We
think we know who will dlaw the pay
for working This was not the place
where everybody works but father
Even father put in lick or two thai
day, it was really one of the old man I
busy days. There were no bayonets
| visible as there ustd to he once, wheI
the government managed the elections
in this county, but that was not thu
fault of these faithful officials.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-15

Arizona being railroaded into state
hood even if one or both of them are
opposed to It. 1t has been said in
print that the. Speaker would rather
leave all four territories out in the cold
than to allow two of them to come in
without the other two. This is not
true. He and the other Republicans
of the House would like to have this
believed and they will make show of
thinking that way as long as they can.
But the fact is that they would rather
make sure of getting only two Demo
cratic Senators out of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory now than to run the
risk of getting four later in the game
1t may be taken as tOlerably certain
that the two territories named will be
admitted as one state at this session.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-15
Election Results.

The city election Tuesday passed off
quietly and light vote was polled
The entire ticket nominated at the
primary was elected. The vote is as
follows: First Ward-Alder men, Har.
man 1873. Tams ia, FretweIl III
SPOTS 17S, Black So. Crosby 1873, Den.
ny 1863. Blackburn 1S1. Silling 1870
Witzl17l, Fauver 19l, Partlow 159
.Jardlne 70, Houseman 70. Second
Ward-Aldermen, Lang 237, Kable 233
Stratton 2Sl, Sydnor 229 Councllmen
Taylor 2s5, Cochran 229, Braxton 226
Patrick 23l, Larner 236. Marshall 234
Glenn 234.
In WaynesborO the ticket known al
the Cooke" ticket was elected. Tit
following is the vote: For Mayor
E. Cooke 80, J. A. Patterson 49, Coun
cilmsn-T. J. Yancey "a, J. E. Whit,
SO, w. &. Ellison SO. W. w. Graft 1903
DR.. 7. s. Richardson 81, 7. W. Alex
ander so, Emmett Williams 80, w. 8
Bum Al, f. Ii. Lam bert 81, }. F. Tenn
pleton 81.
In HarrisOnburg ali the old officer
were elected: For May or oil. .. b
Roller, 275, Geo G. Herring 1871; Re
corder, A. U. Lewis, Al; Treasurer
d. 8. Lewis, 261; Chas. H. MauZy POI
Assessor, r. l.. Woodson PSI; 5. W
Lauck 146. }. q. Byrd 81; Sergeant. T
H. Miller 4l0 The successful council
men were j F. Noll, j. Wilton, j M
Smell, IT, o Jones, Peter Guyer, f. F
Nicholas. II. w. Bertram, Jacob Mese
| r Die and Jos L Avis
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LynchinQs Averted.

William Lee. negro, who was ar
rested at Cape Charles, Monday, on
suspicion of having assaulted two wo-
men near Kingston, Md, Sunday night,
was taken TO Norfolk from Eastville
Jail, under the protection of strong
detachment of the Seventy first Vim
ginia Regiment. He will be kept at
Norfolk until he is extradited to Mary
land. The crime for which Lee is held
was committed on Mrs. Robert Barnes
and Miss Frances Powell, her cousin,
as they were returning from church,
the particulars of which were shock
ing. Great excitement followed the ar
rest of the assailant. and had the Vir
ginia authorities failed to take proper
precautions a lynching would Doubt
less have followed. Lee has confessed
his crime to the authorities. Gov.
Swanson has notified the Governor of
Maryland that the negro is held SUBJ
ject to his action.
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1.-THE MAN WHO LAUGHS"

The grin on Gen. Miles face is sweet
and expansive, it extends from the
right ear to the left and back
again. His estimate now is that
the embalmed beef which
he mentioned during the Spanish war
killed no less than 5000 soldiers. 1t is
recalled that when Gen. Miles said the
commissary department had furnished
"Embalmed beef" he was called liar
in so many different ways and in so
many differtnt forms that he, as well
as the public became bewildered. If
Victor Hugo could only see him now
another chapter might be added to
lie HOmme Qui Ritz