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The Washington times., 1906-05-08
ELECTION RESULTS
IN NEARBY TOWNS
Spirited Voting for NUM-
cipaI Officers in Suburbs.
FIRST POLL AT SOMERSET
Glen Echo Re-elects ''You1gest Mayor" /"
Eckhardr to Have Third Time
at Kensington

Local elecG Jn5 were held yesterday in
ten Maryland towns. The offices voted
for were MAY Crs and cOuncilmen. and
IN one or two places town commission
ers. In every town there was a spirited
contest without. however. any bitter
partisan feeling. The towns In which
elections were held We're Glen Echo,
Takoma, Ro ckville. Hyattsville, Clear
Springs, Gaitnersburg, BarnesviIle, Ken
sington. Garret Park, and Somerset
The one feature in the Takoma cleo
tion was the absence of politics, that is
70 say the voters did not ask rs he a
Democrat or a Republican" 1t was
the personality of the men that caught
the voters. w. q. Platt defeated Nor
man Jackson for the mayoralty by
twenty-five votes Mayor J. b. kinnear
having served two terms declined 10
stand for a denomination which was
rendered him. The following council
men were elected: John Hansen, L. r.
Grabill, and G. /. Shear for two years,
and u. Z Blodgett, j B. Derrick. and
w. W. Dyer for one year. In Rockville
Lee Ohutt was elected mayor, and Rob
ert G. Warfield, Willis y. Burdette.
David ]. Brady, and John /. Dawson
we're chosen counCilmen.
Tie for Mayor of Gaithersburg.
a new election for mayor of Gathers
burg will have to be held, as the vote
cast yesterday for Richard II. Miles and
John II. Walker. the candidates for
mayor. was a tie, each receiving fifty
six votes. Joseph c. Phebus, Thomas l.
Fulks. and Richard w Murphy were
elected 70 the town council, the two
former being reelected.
DR.. Joseph r. Owens was elected
mayor OF Hyattsville, and DR.. Joseph
4. Mudd, John Fainter, jr., g. N o.
Darnan. and A Devlin councilmen
Thomas .. White. Luther E Cecil.
and Clagett G. Hilton were chosen town
commissioners os GAINESVILLE, Mr.
White being selected TO act as mayor.
Somerset, the newly Incorporated town
on the Rockville road just over the
District line, held its first election yes
terday- The polls were open from > TO
9 o'clock p. m. 4 full vote was cast,
with the following result.
Mayor, DR.. c. A. Champion. Council
men, J. Z. Sweigart, w. A. Ough, John
r. Cox. and c Fred Cook The council
will shortly be organized and town Off
GERS, elected.
The Washington times., 1906-05-08

Specify c. & S. Ice Cream,
It's par-excellence in quality. Druggists
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-30
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
Of The Stockholders OF The
La lara Town Company.
La lara. Colorado, March l.

La Jurn. ColoradO, Nnrch lst leD.
Notice is hereby given that "a special
meeting of the stockholders of The La Jnru
Town Company has been called by the uu-
dcrsigned stockholders of said company.
owning more than two-thirds of the capital
stock of said corporation, to be held at the
Town Hall, in the town of La Jara. County
of Conejos, State of Colorado. on Saturday
April 7th. 1906 at eleven o'clock n. m. of said
day. for the purpose of extending, continu-
ing and renewing the corporate life of said
company. as provided by statute. for "a term
of twenty years from April 18th. y. ID. 1901.
CHARLES ID. HAYT.
l. ID. ESKRIDGE.
X. n. BROWN.
Stockholders of The La J;ira Town Com
pany.
First publication March 9Th, 1906.
Last publication April 9Th. 1906
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-30
Mich Cows for Sale.

l have 10 head of good mich
COWS which 1 will sell at bargain.
Inquire of Mrs. N. NJ. Rumsey at
her home two miles north of the
Salvation ranch or address her at
Alamosa, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-30
Notice Of Election.

Public notice is hereby given that the
regular annual election for town officers of
the town of La Jara. County of Conejos. and
State of Colorado. will be held at the Town
Hall, on TUESDAY. THE ard DAY OF
APRIL, A. ID. 1906. at which time there will
be elected the following officers to-wit:
One Mayor for the term of one year.
Three Trustees. teach for the term of two
years.
Three Trustees, (each) for the term of one
year.
Given under my hand and seal this third
day of March. A. d. 1906.
b. L. VAN VECHTEN,
Town Clerk and Recorder Pro. Tenn.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-30

N Q. TANQUARY
Legality of Wills

terested in the validity of one, have an in
terest in an estate, call and see me. or write
me; make specially of the preparation
and legality of wills. N. o. TANOUARY, At
torney at Law. ContInen ntai Bldg. Denver.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-30

You soc and read these few lines, As SIN all as
they are Don't you think that an ad in the
CHRoNIcLE. set in big type and we'll displayed
would pay you! Try it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28

Mm nm e d. PlaB.
Den @iebel Der @orbrfront bes gu
Itias@ebGubes in Ditr burg alert Die
Statue Der 9ottin Der Intercollegiate.
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genen Snterme5ao. Sin Wfdrn mar
lpeQcn zines geringcn 8cr9ebens 5u
elmer tlcincn Celebrate perurtheilt
tuprocr, mar aber oariiber re6t hinge
balten uno perlieb brummeno oos @e=
bduor. 9rauBen orebte er ii6 nod
pinmut nm, Id6 bic Statue ,uno mono
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bab' 9c9ldubt, ite mar brinnen!"
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8rano BEL Wedenbeuren. SIM @nz
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bilidr, 0olSpprrdtbe, 9eu, Strob, 1os
pis Der 6ofbuno, ebenio oas 9ieb lpurz
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rettet Deroen.
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prisrs" mit9etbeilt piro, lit in elmer
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neu Griin0ung in Mnnenour9 Ses
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benz 8eieB iiber bic atnberurbeit an3uz
paIen uno iomit 5ablrei4e 9elebese
iibertretungen beleitigen.
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Sn gir. 254 Der in 3arlsrube /. 3. err
iheinenoen Dab. Yrefe" finben mir
fol9enDe merttpiirbige8 misunderstanding
n@Gnieltal, 3iBiger, pai4liebbarer
fir 5 Sc, ioipie elm f90rer i6tpur5er
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fir ben breiiiBisen Stau bic entipres
6cnoen 16s bis 17idbrigen Ganie fin
ben !perDen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
SOIL man 6etu, gGeu trinGen?
Don 3 r. g. % eiBner.

Die 6ro9e, pb man beim @1Icn trins
ten lou, babcn lih pObl i6pn Iebr piele
WlcnI6cn porgelegt uno nobl meiit in
ppiitioem Sinnc beantportet. GIcn
uno 5rinten iinD Spei 9esriiie, bic 10
5uIammen 5t geb0rcn 56einen, odB
man tuum drf Den 8ebdnfen fommt,
cinmol gu p%riifen, oh benn pirtlih
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ousgeibt peroen miibten. Oas GKen
beoeutet fir uns Die 4ilfnabme bon fcs
item Ndhritpffen, oas Srinten bic 3us
fubr fliiNi9er Subftansen, fei es, DAB
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mittel iino, Bel Der oben uufsepors
fenen 5rdse pirb es iih a!fo in eriter
Stnte oorum banoeln, gu unterIdcioen,
ob has Srinfen iit auf Nabrungsmitz
tel be3iebt ooer niht. Wir pfIc9cn
3lpur bon rSuppe eFen" au ipre9en,
miiNen uber eigentli6 'aeen ySupps
%trinten", Elm ge9riff, Der uns in benz
Nussnblid g%elGufie iii, in Dem mir Die
Suppe. 3, .. Youi1pn, in SaIen pers
abreihen. Wir tponen ollo ppn born
bcrein unter Srinten beim @i1en 3is
nd6it nur Die 3ufubr bon WaIIer pber
pdhri9cn @~etrGnten perIteben unb uns
tlur gu ipsroen Iuhen, pb bieie eincn
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lit obre cine geniigenoc Woferaufiibs
rung niHt oentbor. Grltens bebarf Die
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ibrem Wohstbum oes Waiiers, 3tpeiz
tens ipirb infolge bes StoffpehIels
cine Iebr beoeutenbe Wenae WdIIer
nah auben obsegeben, Dor alien Dir
gen init Der Mtbemluft uno rem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28

Idpemmltng bes Orgumsmus. Benn
alIp ihon Dem nprmolen Meniden bus
9rinten Bel ben Mdbl5eiten nn5utrdss
lid lit, 70 lit es oas in nod piel ho6sz
rem I0aBe fir Die geleibten, biden Snz
b%ipipuen. 0enn mir ms etnndd IN
Der 2biermelt umbliden, 10 ieben mir
niemals, oaB Elm Sbier ipdbreto BEG
RreITens fault, INNER gerarme 3ett
nadher. Oas Sbier t9ut eben etipos
i~nItinttip, pas Der bpmp Iapisns unters
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droniI6en 8erbauun9s'tOrln9en allt
bas miBbrGu8li4e Srinten' belm'GIsa
surld5ufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
81 uf II m 10 eden.

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lSumme, bic ih Dir Dor 5pei Sabren
eeborgt babe?"
g.: n!6offentli4 pirit On mid nidt
6tlts lpe9en Der 9e5uhlung bron9en9"
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auf elm paar Woden 5u'borsen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
II III E + t.

,@enm ih elm nel,es &leio bronhe,
iebe id) nteilen @iasn bel metnem
Wionn INNER bllrd; fam i'd init
@einfr4lnpfen nid)ts erreld)elL oann
iu(e id) in Sbumaht."
% OH @liidlihe! Benn ih Elm
neucS aleio boben mid, faGt mein
Wnnn IN Sbnmadt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28

50 1T olles gut. @uten MOrgen!"
Naan Wiliins Itiirmte binuus,
Ropnhuttelnb 6lidte Der Wtiniiter
ibm nab. u0as Der 3oQtopf nur I'M
S6lloe fu9rt2" murmelte et Dor Iid
bin. sd Iebe no6rlih teinen Nus
neg. Wenn er uAlr teinen Dlmmcn
StrciW mo6t!"
Nod) Ginger lleberlegung ieBte er
ll4 ober bod bin unb un~terbanoelte
in Dem o%ngeoeuteten Sinn nit
W}iB Saqmoore. 9ieIe ertldrte ibn
benn altf, fpis 51 ertuarten, in Der Nus
'iHt dut Die reide N~usGoiun9 i6r @ins
%perItdnouiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
ShreGI Of.

ga, ieben Sic, meine Serrer, 70
lit nun mol meln temperament: Sd
mcroe niitbenb, idlaee einen Men.
id)en tobt, uno nod fiinf Winuten
brnfe i6 nitt mebr baran!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
g e It e g d c.

Seite ShnIc.
Sic Grllalia peroient iid] iett ielbit
ibr 9roo."
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niht serufen, gnGoise 6rau, ais sic
in Der Naht 10 trant lparen ?"
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Sbren Shlaf niht audi peroerbsn."
&enirmGbhen ~Sb, Sic bdtteu
INNER rufen tonnen. SD ndre bod
niht a%ufo.paht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
@ II t a b q e 10 e + T t.

Surge 6rau: vNiln ml,Bt On mir
cllolih nal pieoer elm neue5 8feib
f%allierL ih bobc ia ialt gar niftS mebr
oll5u5leben."
@otte: Md nift bod, liebes &irb,
oae @clt iinoct Did ia nit ieoem Ia,
&C oli5iebcnber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
@enaue Il nterheib q.

nDie piiIen sic INNER 10 seitau bic
3sit, mann Shr Wann beimfommt,
trobeem Sic feline llbr i'm Shldf3ims
mer 6oben 2" = 80 gang einfah I:
lin ems tpmmt er nod auf Speien, nm
sipei muB er fi6 ihon nit elmer !Sanb
an Der Wanb balten, alfo auf oreien,
nm brei ob.r fommt er auf anen Oles
rem !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-25

FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE SINE-R0OM
corner house; all front rooms; rent very cheap;
anil; No. 1877 ID st. sc. Inquire b. F. SHAW,
lis Sd st. noZ4-St'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-25

FOR RENT
2116 st. 12r b. $50 COL 1914 Riggs pl 10r b. A. 90
1910 Riggs, 12r. .500oIl440 Corcn st Tor b. so 60
1870 Y ST, Tor, b...4I5Ol 1902 ST. 1Or b. 40. 90
Store 1888 80 DOL 1915 4th st Hat Or, II so
no2f-3t +. W. GRAHAM. Git 14th ST. NV i
FOR RENT-i0th and me-. store and Ar. S37 so
2l0 Az sw large sto3 0Gol NIB Sc Or, mi 20 30
$50 18th 81, ami 20 DOL leo 9th Or ami. 49, SO
1882 Sd Sc ,6r. water r. so 40 Or IL. 90
no24-Sts
FOR REST-2437 18TH ST. NSW.-BEAUTTFUL
house; 0 rooms and bath; kitchen LIST floor; newly
papered and painted; two ear lines: $3.50.
1877 nth st NV; II rooms and bath; hot
wafer heat: So. so.
Handsome apartments In the Baltimore, 1892
Biltmore st. NV; 3erooms and bath to rooms
and bath; SCI. so to $45. ilrsT
Falcon apartment house. 2215 14th st. NV; 6
rooms and bath; $40.
CHEsLEY 4 OHEsLEy. TO I4th ct. NV.
no2+5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-25

ACL CO.. STH & L NV.
tl702 4th NV, Or, b.3O.50
i211 L NV. 7r. II. - %
10 N Y av ne. 7r, b. .25. so
J 20 5th ne, Sr, b. :. .25. so
aI4 Tenn av ne. Sr.hoa. 50
S37 18th ne. Or. b. q. so
3 icl7 12ta NV. sta. rs 10
I12l4 18th ne, 7r, b. 20. so
1914 ii ne, 7r, b. %. so
1923 18th ne, Or. b. %. 10
18th and kearLey,
! Brookland. D G. 20. %
1920 Morton NV. Or. ". l6. 50
I34S Kearney, Brook
land. Sr .........l5.00
lois s Cap, 5r, W. 1850
COLUIiED TENANTS.
1902 4th, Or, b. =. 80. 50
5 Capitol Az, Ivy
j City, Or. 7.@
Il. NV. tsteam heated).
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FOH HENT-
EDWARD p SCHWARTZ,
Sales. Rents. Loans and Insurance,
624 2 st. NV.

HOUSES.
1900 18th ST. NV. furnished complete. $500. 90
80 18th ct. NV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90. 80
837 Mo- ave. NV. II rooms and bath. =. 1000
1704 4th st. NV. rooms and bath. $50. 5000
03S L ct. NV. rooms and bath. ........ 5000
205 9Th st. ne, rms. b.; basement. 27.50
S12 Sd st. s.e.. 8 rooms and bath ........ Is. so
1902 ". ]. ave. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
200 n. Cap. st., rooms and bath. ....... $500
1912 II st. me-. rooms and bath. ....... %. so
305 Irving ST. Me-, rooms and bath. q. so
507 18th ct. s.e., rooms and bath ...... 1880
Fl ct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
1144 N. J. ave- NV, 4 rooms. ......... 1880
513 9th ct. me-. 6 rooms and bath. ..... 1880
46S st. s.w.. 4 rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
COLORED TENANTS.
APARTMENTS.
Sls St NV. LIST floor; 4r. b.. with hi: $37. so
226 Morgan ST. NV. Sd floor, west side,
rooms and hath. ..-............ $50
612 ID st. s.e., B rooms and bath. ........ 24.0O
SIG I'd ST. Sc. rooms and bath. ......... "a. 90
1924 Mass. ave. s.e.. rooms and bath. -. %. so
509h 18th st. se., rooms and bath. 49,. 100
STORES.
$40 18th ST. NV, large store room. 49,. S35 30
1862 st. Ne. 8 rms. bath. with store. 80. 80
702 9th st. ........................3 80. 90
STABLE.
Rear IL 7th st. s.e.. 2sty. for storage $40. 90
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PALMISTRY.

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FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-Sl0O: COMFORTABLY FURNISHED;
y. III. ave-: most fashionable section northwest;
10 rooms and bath; furnace. COLLINS-GUERRI
co, 621 18th NV no2J-3t
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FOR RENT-wlLLETr 4 REINECKE co.,
Opposite Shorenam Hotel. S13 18th NV.
$50 Morton st. ne, LIST d., rms, bafh. .$14.B0
& 1918 18th NV, Sd door. rooms and bath. IS. (C
1853 Willard st. NV, LIST d., rms, b.. ;. $3.50
: 1872 18th NV, rooms and bath ........ 80
2143 ST., Dr.. and bath. ..:.............. 5000
1904 9TH NV, Irs and b................. $3.50
1874 Irving St. Ist a.. br. and b......... $3.50
1874 Living ST., I'd d., 6r and b. ......,. IS. 90
1908 + st. NV. ID A., 5r. and b.......... $500
903 st. NV, Or. and b................. $3.50
1910 18th ST.. 81. and bath. 80. Is
800 st. NV. OF. and ......... 1850
1913 u ct. NV. II rooms and bath. ...... 1910
1908 18th n. W.. LIST floor, s rooms and bath * 90
2426 18th ut. NV, 10 rooms ana BATH. ta.Ho
. BIZ Mass. ave. NV. 12r. and b. ........ q. 30
STORES.
Cor. 1zth and Observation-Disclosures to $G5
clo AOtu o.. - 10 $6V
STABLES
nol0-6
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The aed B bath Mawr 1916 St !, rooms ns "a,
Ioen. o III messra 1a centrally i 'ie $500
The Suniata. 1924 W st. NV. 4r. snd er. . =.
The Nantucket. Ills " ST.. rooms ~ ana q ''~
The susaneh.nna, i4so W st. NV. and ''''
8 rooms and bath. ............. 90 to 90 81
ss st T. st nr sa 81 ao. op g. I and fPd
j. st. me-, Or. and b................... N50
Fes st. AVE. S. and "a s9: ID d and 3D.
81 st. nw LIST floor 5r. and b........ 22.50
ises Il. t. nee ae :s sT n oOa g. a e
s1s IT, Tenn; ave ne iss door. 6r and 81: 2SsS
1872 18th st. Sc. Or and b................ 1eso
e42 Morton st. ne: Ar. and 6............ iaso
IL 1913 Dupcnn me- !, 4 IA and
1s 1873 ae Ca. sx "a Goa e. sad
1919 1919 g, th St :. NV. g. G "a door, sSS
7Is 't st. st. NV NV 80 ID hG door 'front.'
rig ? st. NV. 2r. Sd floor .............. $50
building strictly freproof-a Misunderstanding
sp s9Ssi'tnf Of three 80 bed
A MISUNDERSTANDING SUITE-PARLOR, TWO
(2l bed rooms and bath; all front rooms fur
nished or unfurnished. The Portner. 18th and U.
nO16-tf
fOh hENT-S BEAUTIFUL ROOMS AND BATH
fat In the Como Is Grant pl. NV: rent rea-
sonable: steam heat d. D. THOMPSON & CO.,
1885 st. NV. no13-tf
THE CONNECTICUT.
! 6ve-rOOm apartment for rent Dec. ].
/ apartment Possession given at
once); furnished unfurnished. Apply at office.
no13-tf
THE CONCORD
New Hampshire and Oregon St
Beautiful S-roOm corner apartment; very large
rooms; large balcony; southeast exposure.
Elegant southwest corner apartment, rooms;
closets: large balcony.
Also Groom corner apartment fronting on New
Hampshire ave. Apply to Manager. nol3-tf
FOR RENr-IN THE ..FARRELL." 718 7TH ST.
NV. apartment second-noor front; lara
rooms buffet Kitchen; large tiled bath room;
hot and cold water. J. D. BURNS CO.. 9th
and q NV. no9-tf
ONLY TWO APARTMENTS LEFT IN
THE MASSACHUSETTS"
1912 Mass ave- NV.
An unusually choice and convenient location.
LIST floor: Mass. front; rooms and bath
very suitable for physician; only. ...... $oS.0e
9th door: II Ut. front; rooms and bath. 5000
Electric elevator. etc.
nos-tf MOORE & HILL unc.f, III 14th 81. NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN THE MEL
wood and The Vernon" 1740-1744 street
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-15
Marshal Abernethy Here.

United States Marshal John r. Ab-
ernethy OF Oklahoma. the wolf catch.
er. who wou the admiration and es-
teen Of President Roosevelt and upset
the Republican machine in Oklahoma
by landing the marshalship over Bill
Fossett, was here today. This is his
his first Official visit to this section
Of the territory tie brought in J. f.
Riggs and u. c. Youngblood. the foe
mer for disposing OF mortgaged prop.
erty and the latter fer removing mort.
gagged property.
After landing the prisoners in ts't
Marshal Abernethy visited the federal
building. He was agreeably surpiscl /
70 find a modern Jail and well equlp.
ped federal cout hose. and he has a
fine opinion of the city lie returned
to Guthrie az noon today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-15
<@tt< 90 eesse
. PERSONAL NOTES. ="
49, H%A% Q Q


E. VI. Miller Of Norman is in the
city.
Al Cotte went to Fort Worth yes.
terday.
J. h Dickinson Of Davis is here on
business.
VIM b. Rose Of Pauls Valley is In
the city.
J. T. Mcintosh Of Durant was here
last night.
g. b Reirdon OF Madill was here
this morning.
J. W. stephens Of -dris was in the
city last night
A. W. Morris Of Dallas was in the
city this morning
j. NJ Riley on the marshal's Office
went south yesterday afternoon.
Geo Nichols. an attache OF the mar
shal's Office at Guthrie is here today
United States Marshal J. II. Aber.
nethy Of Guthrie was In the city 20.
day.
Mrs. J. c. Harder Of searcy, Ark,
is in the city visiting her sister. Mrs
J. +. Hamilton.
Miss Evans Of Oklahoma City Is
here today visiting her friend, Miss
Carrie Lou Rice.
\. W. sullivan has returned from Col
well. Texas. where he and Mrs Sui
livan went several days ago to visit
Mr.. Sullivan's parents. Mrs Sullivan
will not return for some little time. rs
she will spend while longer with
relatives at that place
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-15
League Conference.

The State Epworth League confer
ence opens its annual session at the
Broadway Methodist church tonight
at s o'clock. Delegates are arriving on
every train and there viii be prob.
ably one hundred delegates in attend.
ance.
This conference embraces Indian
Territory and Oklahoma. The opening
addresses will be made tonight
Every one, especially young men and
ladies', are invited. The conference will
last until Thursday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-15
HEAVY RAIN.
Damage to Crops Reported in Low.
lands-Streets Flooded.

One Of the heaviest rains this season
descended upon Ardmore last night
and for more than two hours the wa.
ter came down in sheets, flooding the
streets and doing some damage in sew
cral parts OF the city Main street, A
street and several other highways re-
sombled small river after the rain
ceased TO fall. II was impossible to
use sidewalks last night and many
were forced to go home m hacks The
walks we're banked with water and
dirt sidewalks were washed away. The
water came through the roofs OF sever.
al store houses and did damage 20
stocks. on several occasions the rains
have caused much damage TO morcan.
tile stores At the court house water
came through the roof. but did little
damage In several places the main
court room was drenched
II Is reported that the rain storm
was general in this section and from
J. b. Dickinson. who came in from
Davis this morning. II was stated that
one Of the heaviest rains In the history
Of that section fell last night. doing
damage TO crops in the lowlands II
the moisture continues to fall, he stat.
cd that cotton and corn in some places
would have to be replanted. Farmers
are behind in their work and crop
progress will be retarded Every one
r. that section Is complaining Of too
much moisture.
Along the line OF the Santa Fe a
heavy rain fell last night. Marietta
was flooded last night, but little dam.
age resulted The north bound Santa
Fe train ran into a terrific rain storm
between Marietta and Ardmoro last
night and the water flooded the track.
Little damage was done to the roadbed.
The rain storm last night was &C.
companied by considerable wind and
the whole atmosphere seemed charged
with electricity. In several houses
lights were extinguished until the elec.
trical storm abated