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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-27
AUTHORITIES TO INVESTIGATE.
The Putting Of Lead Niskels into Auto
matte stores.

J. NJ. Shelton, the man who invent
ed the automatic store. which ls man
ufactured in this city, and who has
charge of the stores which are On the
streets Of the city. has informed the
federal authorities, also the police de-
partmont Of the city, that he has found
repeatedly a number Of lead Hickels
in the stores at night when h, took
the money out OF them. and that
these nickcls had not only been play
ed into them to obtain the candles
and other good things that the stores
sell, but had been placed into the slot
where change was procured aud that
leaden quarters had also beer placed
in the slot and change secured for
them The authorities have acted upon
the information furnish d by Mr.. Shei
ton and are taking all precautions to
catch the person or perrons wto are
doing this. An investigation VIII be
made Of the affair and chould the gull.
IS person be discovered thew will
get the full extent OF the law which
is very strenuous on that subject as
the passing of Of counterfeit moneys
on slot machines and automati" stores
IS a direc. violation of Secs. 5i6l and
5i62 of tie revised statutes Il the
laws Of the United states The affair
has been commented upon by a num-
Der OF business men of the CITY who
are all Of the opinion tuat the rerpe-
traitors OF the decd rho1ld get he full
benefit Of the law
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CHARGED with Terrible Crime.

Deputy Sheriff w. II. Evans OF Ma
1Ill Friday night bruoght Tom Laws
TO the United Staets jail in this city.
Laws is charged with assault on the
person of a young lady by the name
of Willie Dean at the town OF Ayles.
worth near Durant.
Laws, is a white man, 2l years of
age and Of rather prepossessing ap.
pearance, was taken to Tishomingo
for preliminary hearing and his bond
placed at $500. Failing to make the
bond he was placed In his present
quarters.
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Hiah School Imrrovement.

Thursday afternoon. just before IA,
ending OF the public schools of On,
city. the students OF the high school
met az that building for the purpose
ot planting lowers and shrubcry
The day was called cfysanthomum
day and every pupil at the school was
expected to plant some flower or bush
that would improve the looks Of the
school grounds. The pupils respond
ed nobly TO the purpose OF the day
and hundreds OF plants were put ont
that would add to the beauty of the
grounds. II is the purpose of the
graduating class of '07 TO see that the
grounds Of their anna mater is kent
In good condition during the next
year OF their work. Each one OF
them planted some flower as did the
retiring class Of 'O6. This interest In
the looks Of their school grounds can
result In but one thing. and that one
OF the most beautiful places I'm the
city.
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There arrived in Ardmore yester.
day large body OF Choctaws. These
new arrivals are the iai,lies OF the
Jacobs Andersons and Goodmans
from the town of Muldrow. eight
miles from Fl. Smith. in the Cherokee
nation.
The above families were placed on
the rolls about four years ago as
Cherokees and since that time have
stubbornly fought for their rights as
Choctaws. A short time ago theh
plea was granted and they were nc
cepted as citizens of Choctaw blood
They are now looking for nine allot
ments In this vicinity.
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HAReRovE COLLEGE.
Highly Interesting Commencement
Program Lasting Four Days.

The commencement exercises OF
Hargrove College began last night
and II last nights exhibition is auy
criterion to go by, this will be one
Of the most memorable occasions Of
the college exercises.
The program will last four days.
To-day at II a. m, Rev. $. G.. Thomr.
son Of South McAlester wilt deliver
a sermon and at this eening there
will be a sermon to young people de
livered by Rev William Crawford of
this city.
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock oc
ours the essay contest and in the qr
ternoou at 2:3O the primary and In
termediate exercises will take place.
while on the same day the oratorical
defamation contest will begin at \
O'Clock.
Bginning Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock, there will be a literary ad
dress by Rev. J. A. Moore OF Norman.
Tuesday evening the musical con.
cert program will be rendered and
judging from the program. while ey.
cry one of the exercises are fraught
with interest, the last will be super.
ior to all
The medals to be awarded are the
Elocution medal given by w 4. VOL.
vcrton. Essay contest medal given by
~ W. Banks Mercantile company: In.
termediatc medal given by Ardmore
National Bank, Medal tor oratory civ.
en- 10y The Ardmoreite Publishing
company Medal for Defamation Civ.
en by the city National Bank: schol.
.urship medal given by j. Matt Moore.
and the llousekeepers medal given
by the Cold Storage Meat Market.
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TO SUE STOCK HOLDERS.
Representative Of Chicago Firm TO
Sue Ardmore Investors.

Representative Of Chicago Firm 70
Sue Ardmore Investors.
vs.. IT,. THber. a representative ot
q Chicago firm which furnished the
money for the erection OF the canning
factory In this city, has brought suit
In the commissioners court against
a number Of Ardmore people who
signed for stock in the canning fac.
tory which was erected last year In
this city. The suit Is based on notes
of one hundred dollars each held by
the Chicago Building and Manufac-
turing Co, against some forty-two
citizens of Ardmore. The defend.
ants In the case are preparing to
fight the suit and have engaged legal
advise. They claim as a defense that
the company to whom they gave
these notes contracted that the can.
ming factory would be erected at a
cost OF $500 and would be In opera.
tion by last spring. That the first
year the factory would run. II would
pay ten per cent dividend on all
stock They also claim that instead
of the factory being worth $500 II
is only worth about $500 and that
the factory has never run a day since
II was put up. The case will be
watched with interest, as a number
OF prominent men OF the city sub.
scribed 10 stock in the factory and
are defendants In the case.
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Notice.

There will be a meeting OF the
stock holders Of the Fair Association
at the city hall. June End at S p. m.
for the election Of seven directors to
serve during the ensuing year.
24S @. w. STUART, Sec.
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Send your gloves and belts (kid or
silk) to the New Steam Laundry and
have .hem cleaned. Charges IS to 25
cents. c,,
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To the Public.

We the undersigned liverymen.
nave agreed TO put boarding horses
at Sl5 per month, beginning June /.
1906. and $3.50 per month extra for
more than one buggy. Boarding horses
delivered more than twice a day, ten
cents extra.
T. b. CATHEY.
T. L. SMITH.
OSCAR wILKERsoN.
T. l.. HOLLAND.
S. NJ, DICKSON.
PA
Daily Ardmoreite soc per month
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The season is at Sand when II DAYS
to be ready to fight bowel troubles.
Get bottle of Ramsey's Cholera and
Diorrhoea Runaway. 25c.
p +. j. RAMSEY. Druggist
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PERSONAL-luformation wanted as
to the whereabouts OF Aaron Fried.
man. born in Prussia. Nov. q. 1876;
was last seen somewhere In Indian
Territory There has been will
left him by his parents Kindly
communicate with 8 Feinberg. ie2
Bushwick avenue. Brooklyn. y. T.
%
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wANTED-Evory lady interested in
dressmaking to learn the Keister
Tailor System. VII also cut and At
dresses for ladies. who can 20 their
own sewing. Mrs. Bowles, Phone
515. 22f
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s. discount on all scholarships sold
In Selvidge Business College, from
now till June 4. 25-s
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FOR SALE-For cash or on good Sc
curlty, a broom house at Dough
erty and entire block with orchard
and barn (iOX3Ol. Bose johnson,
Dougherty. |. 7. 27'lO
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FOR SALE-A roller top desk 41a
feet. Good as new. At 1876 Z. Main
81. Miller's Loan Office. 25-2
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So discount ON all scholarships sold
in Sclvilsc Business College. from
now TN June 4. 2J-S
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FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, fresh
Jersey. Phone 5ii. 2i-3
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Mr.. Bagwell is the "trouble" man at
the New Steam Laundry. He will cor
rect all errors, pay for shortage and
collect your bill.
l3.tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
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Hundreds Of things you can use, on
sala Monday and Tuesday at
~ BURTON PEELS.
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FOR SALE-Jersey COW, fresh at Le-
on Wagon Yard. 2itf
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FOR SALE-Nlne.room house and
good lot close in, $3.50. Terms II
wanted. Also two desirable lots in
Phillips addition O. NJ. Redheld.
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FOR RENT-Nice Broom dwelling
on } street. $. W. one hal. block
from Main street. Enquire u. u
Moses. 'Jt
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. also furnished room. All
modern Improvements. Inquire at
billiard hall 25tf
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5TRAYED-On night OF May 20, four
mares about 10 hands high. one
black, one sorrel and two bays. One
bay mare has fresh Wi.e cut on fore
arms, has halter on, with pole strap.
ped to fcre leg Liberal reward will
be paid fer their recovery Phone
o. A. Wells. Ardmore 25tf
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No freezer better than the "Bliz-
zard." The Nickel Store and China
Palace has them. 27-5
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FOR SALE-A fine rubber tired sur
rey. a bargain. +. +. GUILLOT,
20tf III Washington st.
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wANTED-To pay the highest cash
price for all the old stoves in Pick.
ems comfy. l.. ID. Mason, 3O3
Main street. I'm
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-All the show cases IN
!. b. Walls drug store 10 :rake
room for rev ones.
273 J. y. WALL
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Water coolers at Nickel Stole and
China Palace. 2l-o
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LOST.

LOST-On Broadway "A ladies gold
watch and small chain. Has initials
r. l.. s., on case. Liberal reward
for return 10 W. A. Prlde's tin shop
on Broadway. So reward. 2i-3
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WANTED-Men 10 learn barber
trade. We prepare you for post
tions si2 to $50 weekly Few
weeks completes. Special induce
ments now Tools tuition. diplom-
as and positions given Don't miss
this chance. Write at once. Moler
Barber College. Kansas City. Mo.
27.G
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Read Burtou-Peels "ad" and come
ming and Embroidories, Monday and
save money. -
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FOR RENT-2room house furnished
for light housekeeping. Desirable
location. Apply to Noble Bros.
lqtf
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FOUND.

FOUND-Physicians medicine case.
Apply Ardmoreite Office. 27tf
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wANTED-To pay cash for 8, 10. Is
and 2oacre blocks Of intermarrled
surplus anywhere in territory. J. A.
SkIpworth. colin
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wANTED-To buy old iron copper.
brass. rubber. etc. Texas Wagon
Yard, y. Caddo. l7lm
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wANTED-At once. Ono or two girls
To train as nurses Ardmore Santa
rum. 3Ou
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

WANTED-intelligent lady travelling
for accident insurance Gooi posi-.
tion guaranteed. Address c. w Tal
mage, Gen. Agent %
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Statesmen WANTED-TO sell gro.
GERS druggists aad confectioners.
Salary or commission? Samples
free. California cider & Extrac;
Co. st. Louis. No. 81
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RUNAWAY COUPLE
TELL THEIR SECRET.
Brides Mother Takes 1t Philo-
sophically and VIII
Forgive.

Mrs. Lillian Robinson. a widow. OF
IA West Elghty-hfth street
learned to-day hat her handsome
daughter. Edythe. and Walter F. Pull
lar. whose ON IS in Bay Ridge. and
who IS a broker in New York. had been
secretly married on Saturday last.
The bride could not keep the secret
OF her marriage, though she had agreed
with her husband not 10 tell. Then tho
young couple separated.
1T really doesn't matter" Mrs. Rob
!nson said smiling. as she talked OF
her daughters marriage. but when
now son-!n-law comes 20 ms FOR
forgiveness | must look stern. / don't
know that I can keep mp the ~pretense
for Ions. My daughter and Pullar ex-
pected TO be married the latter part o..
June Al any rate"
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MOTORMAH DIED
LIKE A HERO To
SAVE PASSENGERS
Stood at Post in Wild Car
When He Could Have
Saved Himself.
HIS LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Trolley Dashed from Tracks
Over Curling and Plunged
Into Store.
HIS LIFE CRUSHED OUT.

J. ii. Fa-reliy. moto-nan OF a Union
Hi q. ~ trolley ca. was crushed
TO death en-.y to-day on Jersey City
Heights. ana those VINO saw him die
declare thai he died Ike a hero. lie
stuck to his post OK duty when no could
have loaped to safety because there
werc fifty or more men and women in
the car and he was trying to save
them.
The accident occurred some tme az
Ter midnight. Farrelly's car, leaving
the Barclay street ferry-house ard
bound to Union I'M through Jersey
City Heights. was loaded from plat
form to platform.
At Palisades avenu and Franklin
streets the car was spinning along al
a merry Daoe. when 1t refused TO re-
spond 70 the brakes.
The passengers screamed. The men on
che rear platform leaped to the street
and those crowded ABOUT the moiorman
pressed pack into che car. In rounding
a curve n the track the wild car lett
h rails. ploughed its way over vhe
sidewalk and smashed through the show
window OF the grocsry story OF John
Schmid.
Just as the car bumped Owe the curb
ing poor Tarrelly. still at his pos; and
working frantcally at the brakes and
motor. was jostled over the dashboard.
He fell under the wheels and was cut 10
Louis white. OF No. go Union street
Union Hill. jumped from tho back
platform. as did william Wicke. the
conductor. Whites left arm was
and he was taken 10 Christ
Hospital. Jersey City. Wicice was
Frank ormsby. a passenger.
was trampled upon by the crowd and
he. TOO. was badly bruised. Elizabeth
Madden. OF Malone street. West Hobo
ken, received cuts on the head and
body.
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DAUGHTER DIDN'T
WANT OLD FATHER

Declaring that his daughter had
ordered him iva from home and
told him never 10 return. m old man
giving the name OF Adolph RutloG.
aged eighty-seven. was found early to-
day by a poliScman on the elevated
station steps at Ninth street ana Firm
avenue. Biooklyu. aud taken TO the
Seney Hospital.
Ru;loT said when taken 10 nc police
station that he had been living at his
daughtcrs homo FOR some time. but
that YESTERDAY she ordered him TO find
another home.
After wandering around most Of the
day and niCht IN quest % a place to
stay he sank down exhausted on he
elevated station steps md fell as,eep
lie VAS unable to furnish the police
With Ms daughters address and they
are searching for her.
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MIHCER WILL TAKE
CADETS ON OUTING
Object Lessons Proposed by
Gallant Colonel for Mem
bers of His Band.

Tia May walk o, the Minoer Cadets
this year Will pc a ride. and X VIII
occur IN June. For these innovations
col. Minca- Is himself responsible. lie
v-aiteA unit al tho cadets had a chance
to buy straw hats. j.,
Col Aiincer has chartered tho good
ship Iron Bail. She VIII sal from the
Battery at u O'Clock a NJ. next satur-
day. ons houE previously the cadets
VIII assemble IN Park ROW., whore Col.
M'noer Will .ntrpduce them 70 M
pete and KlondiSe Tim. using the occa-
sion as an object lesson TO show thAt IL
,-o profitable 20 sall booze than 10
=. a. col MInoer has prepaTei anl
uuS distribute 10 th9 assemo4en cautss
a brochure proYlns va T"i a. a. Mi
% cHttlnr OF TWO hlsAoa-s cay w
"a SSLs II nay Col. Aiincsr AS more
from PARK row the cadets will march
through the subway to the bat.eIs'
nroceded bv the Caral Street Mandolin
sjtIh ana a musician who Will play a
,5aneIe OF novel design. Zach OF the
three sides OF the triangle viii be q
nj tho Battery the Cadets
Vii Ne escorfed 10 the Aquarium. where
col Mlncer VIII show them the eoiu
the silver perch and otAer inarNel-
ious wonders of nature. Then the ooNe
vsfll be boarded for a sal down mo
nav. A, given Intervals the cadets VIII
three cheers for Col. Mincer.
on sandy Hook The lion Ban Will
cast anchor on the spot where a Span
.sh gaileon went down In 100 and car
100000 TO the bottom OF the sea.
Memorial services viii be held here.
after which the return trip TO the city
VIII be mnde. Col. Mincer VIII collect
Ths TARGET Carrier IS on his vaca-
ton ana will not be present
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number OK the worlds most
s. arc superb looking volumes.
IN assorted cotors on hBif
. Photograph appears. We men
lt-Ralsei-Southworth.
Stepping II " r d
Trentlss.
Uncle Toms cah!n-If. L
stowe.
Viyla-SouthwoTth.
With Fire and sword-Slen-
heylcz.
Woman In White-Collins
SAMANTHA at Sautoga-Josiah
Aliens VIE.
Maggie Mluer-Holmes.
In HIS ~Sueps-sheldon.
Micah Ciggke-Doy.e.
kid0apped@Stevensun.
Splendid Spur-Q couch
Within tho CAp-a - Howard
Pyle.
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THREE GIRLS DEAD
LOCKED IN TRUNK
Supposed 10 Have Crept in
at Play and 10 Have Been
Accidentally Imprisoned.

KANKAKEE, H.. MAY sl-Thre-
girls. aged eight. six and two years.
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aielord
vanslot,e. were found smothered to
death In a trunk last night They had
been missing several hours.
The deaths are mysterious. Search
had been made everywhere. the mother
says. when at . o'clock the mother
found tho three children seated upright
dead N a trgnk.
They apparently had made no strug-
gle or effort to release themselves. The
mother thinks the children crawled into
the trunk while playing and were locked
in.
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Wom EMS Stockings


At 25r n pair. worth s5c-Of Ger
man Isle thread. plain black. or IN
f~'lister, RirhcHcu or small ribbed
effects.
basement, s'owart Building.
A, S5c n pair. three pairs for si-Ot
imported fast black cotton. with un-
blearhed soles.
Extra-si2e black gnuze isle thread,
with garter tops; also lightweight
black cotton
At 31isc "a p1in-Of white German
iIelc tHread with embroidered fronts
or SD clocks iiark Isle thread, with
embroidered ir9nts ot new n pretty
pattern
W0meH'S Underwear
A. 2Jc eHoh-W-llte ribbed lisle-nn-
lshel Vests Waite ribbed cotton
Drawers wide knees,
~ 5oc each-NYh.te Swiss ribbed Isle
thread Vests. White ribbed Isle thread
Drawers; WIDE knees. Medium weight
white riboed cotton Vests or Drawers.
Broadway. Stewart Budding.
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Hosiery and Underwear News
Interesting to Men and Women

The cool, well-f-ing sorts that so many men and women
are waiting to buy. Popularpriced items:
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Women, ~ &c Vests, Sc.

Women's Jersey ribbed.
pure white vests. plain or
Richelleu ribs. low neck,
sleevcless or short wing
sleeves: also some extra
sizes.
Womon's Jersey Ribbed
pure white cotton vests.
taped neck and arms. low
neck. sleeveless.
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Mems Shoes at So.

The Wanamaker Wear-Wen
Shoes at So a pair make a mag.
nifeent showing this season.
In style, feathers and work
manship We ask you to com
pare them with the bes, $3.50
Shoes on the market.
Most interesting at the mo
ment are the Blucher Oxfords,
made Of eun-metal calfskin,
russian calfskin and patcnt
kidskin. They are made ON
straight sole lasts, with mar.
reeeding toes and military
heels. Particularly handsome,
finished in The best Of STYLE.
There are also n dozen other
varieties to choose from. ~
danger Of not finding exactly
the sort You want, even at this
low price, SO a pair.
Main floor. waaanaxe- building.
The evening world., 1906-05-31

VtS series luclutes a great
famous books The books real
belus bound Ia durabl= cloth
~ each front cover a beauuf
ton only u Few uLes.
A-sog's Fables.
Agiath-Corelil.
.AFcu.-Earey.
HeulAl- Evans.
Cousin Malte Holmes
DArauess and Daylight
IAlmcs.
Eu.ue-Garvice.
amiiy prde-Holmes.
FIRST N!o.lu-Fothergill.
Hidden Nau4-SouthW0rth.
/ m ia Ion Of Cnrist-
"a kempls
samaei-Southworth.
IAttio AiInistcr-Barrie.
Marble Fauu-HaWihorne.
Meadow Brook-Ho.mea.
Pass "a Fl0wor-Garylce.
Romance OF Two Worlds
CJrelI.
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Mems Half Hose

~ l2ifo n pair-Of fast black cot
ton. unblearhed soles or feet.
~ lSc a pair; three pairs for UDo-
or fast hDck cotton: fashioned;
double solcs.
At &c a pair-Of imported isle
thread, on black ground with neat
colorod stripes.
Black cotton. with embroidered
fronts n pretty designs % color
ings.
The evening world., 1906-05-31

Shirts only, long or short
sleeves. in all sizes; MRco
yarn. unbleached Bal
briggan. pearl buttons.
The evening world., 1906-05-31

These Standard fast selling
eaan9, be had IA any o-her
ciotl Exquisite cover design
coiQr.
Inning OK Sarenu-Beall.
nay OWa Sase-Bcn-
uarl
TIE Predetermined.
shifting Sands-surfun.
a 1ler ana "A Gentleman
.pahAu
Tug NIr-The Duchess.
-1u n prHliut Fran,is
in 10 u- thH Dog Grey.
A. lt Wac Msl.ren- Hariand.
-itH Qunrte- Court hip-Har-
llgl
V the Tlaah-Har-
land
a -eces, Foe Warden.
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2Sc. Vests and Pants. lie.
3 for Soc.

W o m @ MS white isle
thread Vests. plain or
fancy we1vcs, silk
tapped neck and arms.
low neck. sleeveless.
also ribbed cotton um-
hrella knee pants. pure
white French bands.
llce bottoms. those
lots comprise seconds
o. the -. kind.
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? ali c5pyrsh j. and
Handsomely bound in
w.ta Inlald Pane. 70 tarce
Or Eumsey'E pa.leni-Airs
NJ ado
HIS Grace Norris.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-07

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. IA mutiny
Of nearly every member of the police
force of Memphis, headed by Chief
George Z. O'Haver, occurred yester-
day. As result this city has two
chiefs of police. Early in the day May
or James ii. Malone appeared at police
headquarters and informed Chief of
Police O'Haver and the patrolmen that
he desired to change their election day
assignments. The mayor explained that
he feared trouble at the polls, and, act
ing under the recent city charter, which
under certain conditions gave him au-
thority to take full charge of the police
department, he would expect obedience
to his orders. Chief O'Haver said that
he would not consent to the reassign-
ment, whereupon Mayor Malone sus-
pended the chief on charge of insub-
ordination. The mayor then appointed
Police Sergeant w. J. Hayes acting
chief.