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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Congressional Timber
Special Is The u Tlmes-pispatch.

CHARLOTTE. 81 G.. June %: 1t ii
stated on the streets to-day that two
ell-known Charlotte men Will announces.
themselves shortly as cand dates for athaS
State Senate, subject to the &C ton OF hhS
Democratic primary. hey ars N
Mccall, a member OF the Charl tte bar;
and formerly Mayor OF the city, 3 and Mrs.
W.. c. 3Dowd. publish OF the CT arl ottpS
News. The report states that Mr. 1ooHdS
will represent N the county A ma chines.pS3
and Mr. Mccall the indepe lent "a ction.s
1t is quite generally believed that h g3ll
or these gentlemen; will be cand idataaS
for the nomination. for Congress- two
years from now ". 4 .ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
STEEL ! It. ]! | shuts ssh
D0WN55QA GRAFT. GANG
Especial to,EThe z Illness pispatch,)

Especial tos.The! Tines pispatch)
NEW YORK, June q. The United
States steel Corporation has sent out an
order to Its vast arnlyof employees for
a SaanR any o%yns sssr sss
corporation, under pain OF instant dls-
imissal, to accept any present. whether II
be- for Christmas, q Wedd Ing, q birthday
Of any other pretext,n coming from any
person or go porat ton doing business with
subsidlnrya COMP anies Of the corporation
OF the corporation ITSELF 81
Officers and employees are forbidden to
accept stock In any such concern, as q re-
dered Ind the ownership Of such stock
viii have o5be satisfactorily explained to
the directors. ,lts s@s 81
This order Is the outgroWth OF tho dis
closures made In the investigation OF the
Pennsylvania Ra!lEoad.; 4 I is sala that the
eSaape q the pfn1Ifee sta5 Y tesl fGs
railroad and Industrial corporations that
are honestly conducted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
NEW N YORK * PRODUCE MARKET:

4 NEW YORK, June 22,-FLouR-steadd:y. but b.!
HKve.Sominal. & Barley-Nominal: 2
Wheat-steady; No. red. OAK ele 'sn,t
S Gp,le embel pat So. December sSHc,
Nuorn-Steady: No. 5s&c. nominal. sle ,!,a.
tor. Options steady at Gsc net decline s1 Wy.
isle n September bS5sc.; M December n pttc.
Sa ia n. Easy: mixed No. 5ii;S94s 4 5;-ss 5si
Beet-steady. Cut Meots-Firn Ia rd-E =; ~
western Y prime {s,s0QS.S5 nominal rein ca,
bnroly steady. Pork STEADY. Ia !oH-Staaoy.
Rosin-FIrt1, at 81. 95. Turpentlne-t!rtn.. Il
= Enthusiastically. Molasses--SteadIs Conee-spot
RIO steady; No. 4 invoice 75sc. mild steaay.
Futures steady at O. net advance OF 6V1o polnts.
SurarwRaw arm; fair refining. 3d. centrl-
fugal 3isG3 1nolasses sugar &c g
t tunuttter@Easy and unchanged Cheese-Strpng;
new, State, full cream. large, s9loc. Esg
Stendy: western. flrsts. l6h 9l7c. {. .,,
: peanuts-Easy, unchanged, Frelghts-Ju!l.
tatoss-Weak; Rose, southern,
ner barre S2.7593 q; do, Chlns, y, 2oG.fe;
Southern d. 95ql.75; do Maine. per pae; ta1oV
Z %: State and Western, 20. 900 70 Cabbases-
"cattonseed Otl-steady on good speculative
demand Prime crude, +, o.. b. MUS. soHe;;
nominal navy crop do, summer ns, ne SsV
&c.,; DO. white, 40c, DO. winter yel'ow' 4Ue
CHICAGO, June 2s-Pront;; taking BY leading
lonFss caused an easier tone IN the wheat mar.
ontIons bsng OF Ne. Corn was down hGAc.
Oats We're NC. lower, Provisions Z showed o
loss or 7lS6fl0c, Pfss.i1 g{s5r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Bank Cleai:rings.

Associated Press. 3
4 NEW YORK, June B 22,--Total bank
clearings, s2,S09, 80A .9Qs; outside New York
City, $es7, 7s3, POS; increase. 24,2s per cent.
Richmond. IS, s09,266; Increase, 1874.
Savannah, s. ZIG. al y decrease. 1872.
j. Atlanta, 1904 09l; increase, 8sO,4.
4 Norfolk, 80. 49, 94; increase !, 1854,
Augusta. S1,104.s60; decrease. ZIG.
Charleston, 1881, 726; decrease. o.
Knoxville, $1,1ss. 500; @increase. 50. 4
4 Jacksonville, 81 1923 ,5o5 ;s increase, 23s.
j Macon, s454,279; Inc rease, OIL sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Bankers ASS ciation.

.AsHEvILLE. N. c. June 90 ThAS
North Carolina Bankers Associat lon.F
which was in session at Lake IoxaWay
for three days. has adjourned, after
electing the following officers:
President John It. Wiley, Eurhan;S
Vice President. ". T. Old. OF Eliza beth
City, and w. G. aWl llkinsSn, OF Cllarlotte;s
Secretary Treasurer. Charles N. Eyartss,
OF Wilmington; Members OF Executive
Committee e. Studer, {AsheYiile: q u. 4 a.
Ellington, Fayetteville; George W. Mas
lin, OF Waynesville; J. F. Wa tlingt on. fafss.
Reldsvllle and j. s. Bradshaw. OF Rex
.horO "a "a &c. 80 !',7-S,-
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MISCELLANEOUS NJ ARKETs.
NAVAL sroRH;s,.

!. WILMINGTON. n G., ID no % SPIRITS.
TURPENTINE-F1rm at 5zq.: receipts: ISL
casks Rosin--Firm at $40: receipts, so barr
rels, TarFirm at q. 90 !; RED eIpts, as arrels.
Crude. IarpentineEF1rn; hard = 90 DIP sAoi;
& SAVANNAH. & GA. June 49, -rURPlSTINE-s3
Firm at 67ic: sales, 81 bal rels receipts, DIG
easks ahipments So cask "a = os.Firn: saies
SO barrels & stock. 1858 bar1',Ia
CHARLESTON. 8. c., June, 2a.-TURPEN-s
Firm !; sales. 900 barrels. \ a. = UT
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forward business but nominal contracts
come forward slowly. Jobbers report only
a tlesultory store trade, Occasional con-
cessions are reported in cotton goods.
Failures this week numbered 1s5 in
the United States against 1876 last year..
and 20 in Canada compared Wlths29 Q
wear ago. u + 3 I'll VI;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
To Prevent Lynching
fsnec,oI "a Tho Enthusiastically

GoLDsBoRo.5N n. c.. June 22,:---IienrJs
Bailey, the negro who shot and Il killed
John Lancaster on his plantation near
Vanceboro, yesterday. was captured near near
the scene OF the murder this fterno on;
and brought to this city to await orders
from the Governor as to what JAN he
shall be placed In He claims self dee
fense. gSi u 3455 n a. l,SS:.ssS MI
feared that he might be lynched to-niRht.S
LAGER no was taken to Ra-leigh for safe-5
keeuing, 555 ias5 "a N. .G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Leaf Tobacco arket.

The sales of2leaf tobacco for the week
closed yesterday With small breaks at
ali four. OF the warehouses !. In all. not
more than 1000 pounds were sold. Tho
offerings we're. In the main, medium
goods, gthat t. did not bring anything like
fancy. prices!g The top-notch figure was
reached Eat stonewall .Wareho use, where
a pile Of sun-cured wrappers went for
s24 $50 ~ s W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Print Cloth Market.
(By AsgocIn ted Press.)

NEW YORK, June 222---T he lower level
OF printed goods prices wasgthe most
talked-of market event OF the day. IT
had been looked for because sales OF
limited, and buyers who We're ready to
operate would not consent to stock up
at a level above a nickel a yard The
immediate effect Of the price changes
was feeling Of great confidence In the
volume Of the trade t.; come forward for
fall, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Runaway Lad Killed.

. Especial to The TlMes' I1IspuEEh,1 3
AsHIJyILLE, N. c., June paA.--Doraay
Hamilton, aged 10. a steel carried at the
Nontford quarry, was struck and killed
BY southern Railway weatbound passen-
ger train No. IL at 8 O'CLOCK yesterday at
ternoon while crossing the railway track
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
EVERY SUNDAY EXCURSIONS s. Q IS ],
via Norfolk and Western Rs
~, HOUND TRIP ONLY
a. ~ 10 NORFOLka an
3l.A0 OCEAN VIEW,

s15o To. VA. BEACH AND CAPE u ENVY.
x Round trip tickets at the above sl0Isl
rates will BIO sold from Richmond for iastS
train leaving Byrd Street Station si1e I
a.. NJ and leaving Norfolk returning 7s "
r, M, every Sunday. This u the onlt1
all-rall line between Richmond and NOE
folk. Through coach to Virginia ReahAss'
without change, ssS sTrssss
TWO TRAINS TO LYNCH auRa 4 III
&, d. o., JAMES RIVE r. IN E. s;ss,,
Pullman, Sleeper to Lynchb4 ca. Natutala
bridge Station and clifton Foras.
Effective July 90, g. q 9, train Lea
Richmond at 5;lb r, M daily axeerts
sunday will carry through sleeper tSs
Lynohburg Natural Bridge and CLIFTON
Forge, arriving Lynchburs 1890
Natural bridge 7:10 A. n. and cliftoAiE
Forge o. "A, nj, Returning. sleaper tltsA
arrive Richmond $40 a. NJ, daily sas,ss9
cept Sunday, I.a|as
Daily train leaves Richmond fox EyncsAf
burg aud Natural Bridge at 1870 A.. 9ss
with psrias nAk, fs s.9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
"A Potato Mart.
Especial to The Times Dispatch;

CRITTENDEN, EANSEMoND& COUNssss'
,TY.s VA, juno 23--The boats are every Z
busy marketing potatoes from here From ~
.day are being carried to Norfolk to- be res!
Shipped 70 Northern markets. ,i.s Is;
The public school building and 70 haAss
ihcen sold, and another site has been ~ pllrs2i
Chased upon which to tuild q niue LAT 9S 4
and more modern school buildlng .y1SaE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
STOCK BROKERS.
Geo. i. lKG,G & CO.

l104M -. Main st., n Richmond, Va,
crooks. coTTor AND GRAIN,
Fraotiona, Lois 4 Speciality.
Close Attention to IQtlfi- Of Town Accounts,
PRIVATE. WIRES. sst, i III
ENRW YORK., ctaicA 90, NEW OIL FANS
Western Union Bp anch In our office,
stock Ticker In aoustorner's Room.
den bers-
Richmond Grain an Cotton Exchange,
strangers yiaitingt Fhe city are invited
Ia MAKE our of6cA their headquarters,
and haye mall and IL trsy sent In our care,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Richmonders in Paris

Mrs. Henry C. Stuart, Miss Belle PeH
3kins ana Miss Gililand. Of Richmond ureas
ftstered nj the Office OF European edtflon-
Of the New York Herald in Paris yesftee ~
day. n III Fl; - 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
CATTLE KiARKIHS. d
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
s3FfSales@ats I1nion Stock HYardH.) Etbt hi

s335t55ts Richmond. Val June 20, 1909. K
The live stock report Tor tpas, week ending
d Best steers. 50sAc.;; fair q seed. 4gt l
common. sAasxc.; best cows. H94o;; medium luz
to good, 3G3Mc.: common, 2l93 hc..: best nell
ers, 4Q4hc.; medium to good. 3h93&c.: g COWS
and calves. Se040.00 per head calves. 496hc.;
Bsss sheen sst Soss
6dSh c.i. gsoss: common to fai9 3 685asc. grc S.
'Spws. and -stags, 4g4111c. gross:
prospects good %on all kindst stock !1or next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23

Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust 4s....... rs
Ne finnai I, d n ~ Mexico CON As ,,,,..,., Y4A
New York Central gen. 3hs.. 9Sits
New Jersey Central gen. 5s..s.............t l2s9i
Mariner, f,anfe 70
Norfoik a nd western con, 4s................ 1OOM
orceonr shore line 5refundiI1g 4s........,. gi7s
pennsvfvania cony 3Ha.!...,...........,,.. J7li
ncadins CJeneral ls &. l0.
81. To,iis and IRON Mountain con- 6s..... 1l4M
al nniaA and San Francisco fg. 4s....,... s6A
81 r nus so,,f hw,esterr con. 4s..,, rs
asnhoard Airline a.. s1N
southern II PACING ]. y65f
Southern Pacific LIT a. Fcertin cat es VIZ
so,thsrn railway 81 llSh1
Teraa ana Pacino u 7,A
roiedo. St IL and WEBSTER As. :. ..,...... hlh
n IN T,ocihc "a 4. 1DJ 2
fynifed States Steel I'd yBH
Waba an 1st nav
vt.nhash Deb q "a Z. Z, 81
yvasfarn Md "a M !. ........ SBh
Wheeling and Lake Erie a. !. SyN
MI sGns cent "a /, a. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23

NEW YORK. June 22.-BE EvEs-Recelpts
sse2 head s. GERS 7ogs %; cows = 4og.g5
Calves-Recepts. III head. 'eals, S4.6097.Oo;
few choice. early. $3.50; top qu ota tIon ut close
$500. Dressed calves. slow. Shi Yep and Lambs
Receipts e.ss heal Sheep Ia
Sc. higher. State hogs. $600IIL 10. 4 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF S1OCKSIN NEW YORK
SALES:

-s4 81 J. \
400 Atlantic Coast line, com.
5000 American Shelters, com.
300 Amalgamated Copper ~.
LOO Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
600 American Cotton OH ~.
200 American Tobacco, pfd...
3W American Can .............5
COP American Can, pfd........;
5000 Amer. Locomotive, CONF.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
l,@ American Sugar .......
$500 A., r. and s. Fc, conl....
200 A., r. and s. Fe. pfd.....s
IS. COO baltimore ard Ohio. .......
1920 Brooklyn Rapid Trnnalt..
$500 Canadian Pacific .........
1920 Chesapeake and Ohiou,.
1890 Chicago Great western. !.
1880 ChIcngo, Mil. and ST. Paul
20.00o Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
400 Colorado South. coin,. u.
~ Colorado South1 list pfd Il
n 800 Colorado Southn I'd pfdl
Clcya Gin, Chi and st. l.
100 Consolidated Gas .........,
500 Delaware and Hudson.
Del. Lack. and Western. .
10000 Erie, ..s.sa
200 Eric, 1st pfd.......s...Js.s I.
900 Erie. I'd pfd...........t.....
1900 General Electric ....9I....
1890 grcat Northern, pfd.....a
900 Illinois Central
400 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan .s.. "a.
100 Metro. Street RailWay....
400 Mexican Central .....s..i
400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23

.un sho 1WhestIsteady SPOT, contract soe.
sSt ssgSsSsss 4 ssatssssssn Se
Mo- western, SsQ1oc. Buttsr-I!rm and ,ul.-
changed; 4 fancy Imitation. glso. DO. cream
cry, M@22c,f CheeseS--ActlYe, ppcnangsai ivy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
February OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4. i tV.oi
10. 50: middlng gulf. Ills: sales. 100 bales. E

SPOT cotton closed quiet: middling upiands.
10. 50; mlddllng gull LID: sales 100 bales.
Cotton auie. 70 eo grosa .e rese a p.
674 bales; sales 100 bales; stock Us S6s pa'es:
export to tho Continent, 500 bales. -
Total io.dhy at ali ports--Set recelpts, e,lss
bales export TO Great Britain LISP bales; to;
France. les bales; to the Continent. 10, ~
bales: stock. 800, 6l9 bales. .s q. ~.
Consolidated at ali ports-Net receipts, siun
bales export to Great az 722 baies y, g
France s,l45 bales 70 the =. 80
bales: 10 Japan. 800 bales.
Total since September islaat al por,sNNet
Ia Yos bnles = 10 France 6sl67e bales to the
Continent, sss. $50 bales: ito ~ pan. i1e go
baica TO Mexico. 2, 7si tal les. Ss liz
81 NEW h ORLEANS. June i CoTTo E-Sspot.
cot.on closed arm ana unchan ged III ding
10 TO- Sales were 100 bales ths sPS 81, AM
quiet as points higher The atket was aI'I
Z points aud the late months point ai ns
close was steady at @ net advance 'l o. ~ t :.
pointg. IS u 4 ~ =, ss{S5 ,,,io,,,s
June. To- rs nominal; July. 10. 90; August ~.
September. io.4s: October 1885, Noy snrsS
1856. sB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
MARINE INTERFERENCE !:

PORT OF RICHMOND. SUNfs q. 1865.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old DoH'lnion Line.
Z, Steamer Pocahontas. Gralns. James River
landings and Norfolk. n,erch.Mdise and passe assem-
Nd Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk; merchant
disc and passengers Old Dol ninion Line. q;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
5R1,o11sioSD sro cA MARKET.

Richmond Va. June q. 1903.
u SALES lat BOARD.
,y,ro, "a "a nina Chemical Co. preferred--1OO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23

r.. ~ L. y .gsIg
a petition signed BY numbers Of citizens,
asking that the ordinance be rejected.
and Mr.. Charles ~ 4 Meredith spoke at
sonie5 length for the PROF position, repre-
senting Mr. Forbes, 1. as attorney. he
had heard nothing in the contentious OF
those who had spoken on the other side
to demonstrate that. the proposed % bat
gtoir would be nuisance Mr.. Meredith
undertook to b show that the proposed
plant would not be q nuisance and he
declared that sMr.SF Forbes WAS willing to
give wevery assurance that an honest
man could give that It would not be-.
He thought 1t was more an unwarranted
fear than anything else that was pr o1npt-
ing opposition to. the ordinance. It was
necessary to have proper drainage for:
an abatto!r, and he thought the pro-
posed site was an admirable one. His
client was willing that the ordinance
should be so drawn as to fully protect
the people against any possible nuisance.
Nj, Meredith described the proposed
building and said that it's construction
and operation would be Of such a nature
as to prevent,h h a far .aa possible. any
odor. He said sthe building would cost
about $40. and E would Y DO
modern In every res pect.s l}sa va
His client was will ling to have III any
reasonable restrictions looking to the
skeening down OF the odor. and Mr.. Mere,
8dith read a proposition allowing the
Board OF Health to close UP the plant y
1t was not properly and carefully oper-
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Z . SEALED PROPOSALS., a III
e OR sALE-sa, 900 CITY OF NAM,
WATER FILTRXTIoN BONDS ;ss'


TO provide for the constructor, "
water filtration plant, the Committee son =
Finance OF the City Council OF the CITY,
az June il; 100. has instructed Ne
to advertise for, and receive, sealed bids
for the purchase Of all. or any portion
OF. the $4,000 4 per cent. coupon cons D
vertible bonds. having thrty-four years
to run and dated July I, 1906. ffss.5ss
The bonds will be issued In denornirla-1-
lions OF $500 and will bear date 4 as . fs
July 1, 1906 but will Il be sold with At.
crued interest rs OF August !. 1905. and /.
will be ready for delivery on that day.,
Sealed bids for the above will 3 be res
celved at tho Office OF tho City Treasurer
until 6 clock p. NJ. Of Friday. July /,
1906. 6 PSI tSszsE
Tho Committee on Finance Will meet ].
at the Council chamber at 8 O. clock P!iM.F
OF that day to open and consider the BIDS
submitted. # II 70 II NJ l5 sfi Sfis5S
The right to reject any or ali bids ~ I
expressly reserved. ~ IA 5S n 54 5s g'a5YsssI
4 For further, In formation apply to- J. /; ,.#
Bronaugh, Jr:: Treag,rer Name y hester.
City Trea surer.Ass 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23

r }#5 81 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. s June g --Seaboard Air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23

s,sssy spring Whea ssgs ssIi ES
s SSi So. No. whits, No. white,
sS Sst No. rvs sldsltle. Good feeding bar
' No, i's haxseed slosts; No. netthwestefn,
si.i2; prime tiinothy seed. $40 Clever eonr
tract grades seg1 b rgs ss IA sods1s
i srd, ps g 10 peanas short slser
sldss as SIh'sHey sssss g
inSs,c 'dairies, lsNtBlac EgEs-steaay at
tnsrK, cases Moulded 9l6o. 3; frsls lbc. prime
firsts lso, extras. 1885, caeese-steaay y toAep
l1Mc. tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
Free from Odors.n

Architect Davis. who drew the plans.
explained them and declared D that the
proposed plant would. bo practically free
from Objectionable Cd ors. yS II
a Mr.. Forbes mad Ia brief statement,
He declared his belief that his plant
would be operated not only with profit
to himself, but with credit to the city.
He would take every precnutlon to see
that no nuisance should result,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

1lHe 4nAll ii34e. Sugar stea dy and @, .Inri
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

$ Richmond. Va, ] une %, 1905. s
X sjf QUOTATIONS. iFi IN ts4g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-05
Notice 70 contraetors

Sealed bids VII. be received at my
Office in ne Noble building until 4
o'clock Saturday, August II. 1906. for
the erection and completion Of an ad.
dition 70 the !. o. o. =. hall Of Ard
more, Ind. Ter. Plans and speclfca.
ti7ns can be seen at my Office.
ZACH bid shall be accompanied by n
certified check for $500. same TO be
forfeited as liquidatod damages
should the successful bidder fail 20
make rood and satisfactory bond as
specified within five days after being
notified OF same.
The owners reserve the right 20 re.
joct any or an bids.
$40 j. B WHITE Architect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-05
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.
New Plank in Democratic Platform
viii Require Full Publication.

New Plank in Democratic Platform
viii Require Full Publication.
Ardmoreite Special
Chicago, H., Aug "A new plank in
the Democratic platform will be writ
ten for the congressional compa,gn,
said Congressman Lloyd Of Missouri,
manager Of the western headquarters
of the congressional committee, IN
the Palmer house today.
Democratic nominees for congress
will pledge themselves 10 obtain a ma
tional law compelling the pub
lication by the national committees OF
parties to campaign contributions.The
Republicans will be attacked for ac-
ceptance of corporation aid.
The leaders in the east expect 70
regain much OF the ground carried
away in the Roosevelt landslide OF
1904, and will devote much attention
10 Illinois and adjacent states. m
Missouri they are aging plans 70 GO,
back nine seats when were lost in
he avalanche.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-05
Wootan Wells Sold.

Mexia, Tex. Aug. 3,-The stock
holders Of the Wootan Wells company
owners and proprietors Of the popular
health and pleasure resort Of thar
name, In meeting here today. sold ihs
entire property TO Ralph Wade mana.
ger Of the Wootan Bottling Works ,i
WoGtan Wells. The consideration
co I'd not be leraned, buC the deal IA
yo'7oi many tE1usllG Of dollars u
is understood that Mr. Wade VII, a.
sociate extensive capital witE hri IN
this enterprise.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-05
Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks of collie and dlau-
fo"a come ON without warning and
prompt relief must bc obtained. There
la no necessity Of mourning the cx-
ponses of physicians SER
vice in such cases n Chambc-lain's
collie. Cholera and Diarrhooa Remedy
Is 40 hand 4 dose Of this remedy "
relieve the patient before docf
could arrive. II has never heou tuo'
20 fall. oven In the most severe "a
dangerous cases and no family shor
be- without Il. For sale by r. y. Ram
sey. W. u. Frame. Ardmore Drug Co.
Bonner G Bonner.
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INTERESTING DECISION.
Rendered BY Assistant Attorney Cen
eral for Interior Department.

eral for Interior Department
The assistant attorney general fo~
the interior department has rendered.
10 decision in the consolidated contests
.ot Nellie Beatrice Wadlcy and James
w. haggs vs.. Hester A. Barbour a,f
James william Barbour in which he
.aiiirms the decision rendered bv the
commissioner Of Indian anah5 ian fav
.of Wadley and Daggs.
The land involved in This cont
comprises some Of the richest bott,
lands In the Washta river valley
was known originally as the
knost place The case was quite
warmly contested throughout ana
turned on the question at whcfb-f nj.
no' MYRTLE Parrish was able o. rt.e
lpod title tu the land to The llrbuurs
Mrssrs. Wadlcy and Dargs claimed
i.N' 900 timD when the lands lu con
tH.'rs, huI grown up iu sprouts lnd
.. '.iu'nI au abandonment. they had
gone 600 tho land ana made yalu-
.aHi" Improvements and raised Be- To 81
fine state of cultivation The, claim
I cd Chat after doing ths the Ulrbuur1
purchased rights and Myrtle Parrish
/ claimed iu tho land and then Hlosi
ahead of Nessrs. Wadloy and Daggs.
The assistant attorney general holds
/ that Myrtle Parrish had been guilty
of lachc. that whatever rights she
had IN tho land she had abandoned by
not keeping mp the fences. aud that
the land was public domain aud open
TO any occupier at the time Wadley
and Daggs filed on the tract
Messrs. McKennon a Dean OF Arc
more and Happier a Morillat OF Wash
ington. ID. C., were the attorneys for
the winning parties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-05
ICE MEN EVEN UP.

Prices Raised and Customers Must
Witness Weighing.
oklahoma city, Aug 2.-Becauso the
city council passed an ordinance max
ing o. "a nac Of 500 In case wherein
ice drivers failed TO weigh In the pres.
oncc of the customers j, VI. Graves
Of the Peoples Ice and Fuel company
company, an Independent concern.
stated today tnat the price Of ice would
br raised at once from iOc TO GOc per
hundred. and that no delivery Of ice
would be made to consumers who
failed To see that the ice was properly
weighed.