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of the estate Lugareno:. Alfredo Cordovi.
6OO, coo arrobas; Declorides Labrada, 4O0, 200;
Jose Perez, 10000. and Jose Machias, 1OO.-
600. These figures make the fire one of the
greatest in the history OF cane burnings IN
Cuba. In addition, fire broke out again on
Thursday on the colonia of Apolonia Fer
nandez nearby and destroyed 100000 AFRO
has. The total loss In pounds of cane
would be more than 27 100000.
with these frequent fires added to the
political unrest, troubles with labor, low
price of sugar ana high freight rates. the
sugar planters are in a condition bordering
on panic. The tobacco planters are not
much better of. There will be shortage,
it is said, of nearly 10000 bales of the
finest leaf, and general falling off in the
yield Of the lower grades Prices, however,
are kept up by the short crop. because,
unlike Cuban sugar, Cuban tobacco is king
of its market, and must be had by the
manufacturers and consumers. Still this, is
of. little benefit to the planter, who has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-08

to marry again. Her father, finding his
wishes not effective, curtailed her allow
ance Another friend quotes her as ex-
planning that her recent sadness was due
to her fathers wish to force her to return
to New York. She said he had threatened
to cut off her resources and added: Il
think 1 should die if l left Paris. On, to
be free and have the right to remain in
this paradise"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-08
$4,000 m SILKS STOLEN.
Gotham Robbers Made Rich Haul In
West Fifteenth Street.

NEW YORK, March 8-Working APP
parently with absolutely no fear OF detec-
ton or molestation, burglars early yes
terday morning robbed the establishment
of Saul ELMER, Nos. 90 and G. West 18th
street, of silks valued at $4,000. This
place is in the heart Of the business dis
burglars used a wagon in taking away the
goods. They had previously dug hole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-08

this year very little of any kind to sell.
Some judges put the shortage In Cuban
tobacco this year at 100000 bales. but this
Is probably exaggerated in order to fur
Their affect prices. That there will be a
considerable less yield than usual seems,
however, to be probable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-08
+ T
This Coupon and i0c Good for 25c Bottle Sat- Mar Only

One day an old friend said: "Are you
troubled with constipation" l said, Eyes;
have been for 2oyears, and don't ever ex-
pect to be cured" He told me to go to the
drug store and get bottle of e. L.
Tablets. After using them for three
weeks l was satisfied had at last found
the right medicine-the only one for me.
100 Doses IS cents. AT druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
@ermiId)tc tclcarapbiid)e 1cpeid)cn.

Ter Iompfer vIomirol Gepcp"
bat Captain Ilcn, belicn Srou uno
sic od,t Wiitglieoer Der Wounid)oit
Scr @rigontinc nNboie Worriu" ans
Bolton gcrcttet. Tie 9rignntine lpor
ont %. September aus Salem obgc-
iubren mo am 8. Sftober led gcuor-
oert.
- Moidilliit Mllrrap StcpcnS, Der
iriibcr bel Scr ,@oboib.9 abn" ol1gc-
felt mar, lit in ct. 5bonlos, Ont,
81 iehs Wionotcn Mrbeitsbols pcrilr-
tbeilt morben, lucil CT an "a. Iu9uit
1906 ollrf Nidtbciolgumg Scr bette
benben Goritriften ben 600 BON 5mci
Ecrloncn pcrllriudlt bat.
- Su Gcoriu Sei9bts, elmer 8or-
ltobt bon Ecoriu, Sis, 5crltortell
9iirger 100 Dorbs Der @elciic Der
,Ecorio Hoillpop &c." itno brpbtcn,
oie Sd)uppen uno einen @ioouft Der
9obn ebenfols 81 5eritorcn. Gie llr'
lode moren ongcblib 81 lueit gcbcnOc
,3ugcitGnbniiic, Die Der gobn in ibrenl
Srcibriefc 9emad)t morocn iporcn.
Grcibig 9eipaffnete mod)en icbt bn.
riibcr, oab Die Vobn Die ollfgeriiicncn
@elciie nid)t micoer berltclt.
- ". q, Sorb lit in Gboroon, g.,
bel ieiner oritten Yro3eiiirun9 oii
Die gnflogc, ben Muin Der Burton.
9onf" berbeigeiiibrt 81 toben, idll.
big geiprod)en lporoen. Gr mor idolt
porber ihuloig beflnben, aber pont
&reiSgeribt ireigeiproden porbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
IurO oSer Scl6ItmorS?

Gbicago, 10. OCTOBER. - SRI.
Sennie 9. Stepens bon Nr. 1921,
2anglep = Nuenlle, irilbere Srganis
itin ser bieii9en @eslep.W ctbooilten-
Stride, lit ais Seife nabe Der Sal
Ite0ItraBen Bride aus benz Chicago
Hiuer ge5ogen moroel. S%erlebungen
am aopf, @ciiht, oen Shultcrn uno
anocren &orpertbeilen oellten an, Dab
iic ermprbet ullo in ocn SSlllB genpr-
fen wurbe. Wal meib, oaB iie lett
einiscn Wonaten in Solge ser Gr'
moroung Der Srou 9eiiie Souilter,
elmer intinen 6reunbin, geiltesgeItort
mar. &idaro Spcns miiroe befannt-
lid megen bicics Morocs i'm lettcn
Sabre gcbdngt. SRI. Stcocns muroe
5lllett geitern Ibcno nabe Der 80.
uno Solltco itraBc in @eieuiduit eli
l,es unbcfannten Wannes geleben.
Sbre llbr llno anocre Shmldlabcl
befanoen lid an ibrem &orper, ais
man oenielbcn aufiono. 9is iest lie
gen nod feline Sbatiod,en ppr, aus
melden man ihlieBen fam, obSelblt-
moro obcr cin Woro pprlieat.
(SpGter,) - Cine Iutopiic ergab,
bob Der SOB bl,rd) Grtrinfcn bcrbcis
aeiiibrt ipuroe, uno Coroner Hbinc.
bart cntihieo, BOB Sri. Stcpens
S%elhitmprb bcainu.
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(5ortfebune foIat.)
,Qmiitania" lanat att.

Temport, IT. s., 10. Cftober.
= Ter 0ampier r9uiitaniu" poiiirte
oas Wantudet : 2eiftidifi I'm 5.25
Gel,te abenb unb bate bon BORT aus
ri,r nod 1913 Meilen bis gum Sanop
Soof . 2euftIdiif 5uriid5uIeeen. gr
iignaliiirte, oaB er oie Barre .5l
Sanbp Soof Inn Ito moreen 6rei1
tng) iriib 5,i erreiden eruartc. @en,
oies geidiebt, 10 miro er olle &ecoros
iibertroffen baben unb Der erite Cant
pier fem, melder Die 6abrt iiber ser
S5ean in meniger oils flint 1agen
mafte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Ius Wananl an @cmeiicn cntlaltct

Sonbp Soof, &p., 10. Oft. -
Ger Yro5eb gc9cn @iQiam 9rittoi'
ltno Gilbert Sargis, melhe ser De
~tbeiligung an Der G%rmoroung oes
Goftors .. .. Cor III Sodion ml'
aeflagt pnrcn, enoete oantlt, oa6
SpeSialrihter ". .. Mooop Die An.
~aeflaeten ollf Intrag Der Staats'
anpoltiduit lpegen Wongels an De
meilen entlieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Baltimore Marftberidltc.

Baltimore, 10. Sftober 1907.
WebI. - 3ufubr 1912 S1ler,
cinidlieBlid 1859 Sdiier 81 2oulit-
Yoint, t3,469 6diier 81 Canton uno
- SGiier SIT Sort Gopington. Giiiten.
perionot 405 Sdlier. Die Notirungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

Yflaumen, Gorb. .5Oc-75c
Srauben, Concord. zoe
T%raubenL Hiagara. .25c
Srauben 2elalparc. SOC
SIefib.
0cial5. Hinbfleiid, Tfc. .sc-121Ac
Hippen-Nonit, Gino, Yfo... .16c-1sc
Yorterbouie Steaf, Efo.. .22c-25c
Sirloin Steaf, .16c-1Sc
SuppcnflciitL .Sc-10c
ShwcineiIeiid, &oait, 8fb.....,15c
Sdinfen, 9iuno.
Shulter, Yfuno17. .10c-13c
&albsi6nibel, Gfuno. ..... .22c-25c
8albsbruit, Efuno. .121@c
'aolbs.9 rosd)en, Yfo., $t,50-$2.M
aoIbs-aoteletten, Efuno. 80. 15c-1Sc
Golbseber, Efuno. .20c-25t
2omm, Sin~terpicrtcl, Yiuno. 80. .20c
2anm, 4otelctten, Hfo.... 2Oc-25c
sped, Yfunb. .16c-2Oc
8efliigel.
Surge Siibner, Yfuno. -. .2tc-22c
Siibner, Hfnnb. 17c
YerIbiibner, Stiid .35c
Surge Yerlbiibner, Stiid. .... SOC
Gnten. gfuno. .16c-17c
Sllnge gnten, Yfuno.. .1Sc
Suugc Eauben, Stiif. 49,. .20c-25c
Slid.
Hod, Gfunb. 1890
Grpcus, Hfuno. .Sc-1Ot
WoforelenL Tfuno. .15c-25c
2ods, Efuno.. 25c
Srout, friidl Efuno. .Sc-10c
5lunoerrt, Yfuno.. 10c
@eiBer Eerd), Eiuno. ..... .15c-1Sc
@clber gerd, 9iuno. 15c
Spots, Hiuno. ................ 12c
9luefiif, Eiuno. ..............1Sc
9utterfiidl Eiunb. .............1O
Gutter uno Gter.
Stiidbuttcr, Efuno. .3Sc
Creamery. Sfno. .35c
Gier, 9~uteno.. SOC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

n.-3ufubr 6131 9u'ihel;
aus Den GIepotoren suriidge5ogen
31S7 9uibel; @leontoren . 8orrotb
S3,57S 9uidel.
Sn,.4..n S41..E,4n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
All uerfauicu

Gu uertauien:
@eeen 9aur alinbfhait unb Gin $4,000 ipcrs
tbes Eager eines eiabIirtenS bnititplaren.2noens
in 9Sefts0altinore. Cine alsge6eihilete @eIes
aenbeit fit 9eute. Die Elm Seihdit %uniorgen mol
len. Ioreiie: rs. So" rSeutiher Gurrcipun.
bent" (2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Gin 0efeaeubeitsfauf.

Sute 5arm nnb SnmpfmiibIe. Spei MeiIcn
bon her 8eiuirs5oab. Ga. 2t Ider 9ntes 2utb
nit alien nbtbi9en Seb1uoer. fir mir $4,000.
Wiuh fhneI berinuft iperoen. 9idbcres bel =.
Rabenbuop. Wr. III, Nurb'Gbarles. strafc, BAL.
ftnpre, NIB. (Sept15,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
1891. Henenss GtablIHement. 1891.
Mar9lanb Gbattel Quan AHoeiation

albert 2inne, tan, Gef9dftsflbrer.
GaIuert.Debdube,
eeaeniiber benz @eri&tsgebdube.
8in,mer 229, 231 unb 1888 e. Stodberi)-
eibeN.G6e Ganette. nnb ct. paat.etr.
9arIeber bon $40 bis $500 auf W25s
Gel, Qidnos ETC., otne gntfernune berfeIben.
8efesfihe 8faten. Retire Bu6eret.
Mb. 1bone GourtI. 1856. Cd g. ct. YduI
1868. ob0.1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

Stcllcgcindl:
Gin Mul,ll fuht Steue als Collector oocr
gsdtter. 0lan %aoreiiire: ne. 215," y5entiher
Gprrcippubcnt." (2S3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Stcaensciude
stcnegcinh:

Stcltegeludy:
Gin %oeutt1er iuIlger Wiann fuht irgcno mel
dc Seffdttigutp mao . nbr Nbenbs. Ibrcfe
~. A." rTcutihcr Gprreippnbcnt."
(2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

Wfots. = 3lfllbr 1I,262 Wit1dleI;
Gcrionbt bon ben Glepotoren 49,2Gl
@uid)el; Glcpotoren.Torrotb tOO,397
0uid)cl. 0erfGlie: 10000 Solluar,
653s; 10000 Do, 50; 5000 Sebruor,
64M 5000 DO, 64Ts; I Woqeon gel.
Der, "a; 5000 Sobr, 66A; 1 Woggon
semilfter Spot, 72R; $4,000 So.
MAR, 65M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Sm Derfanicm.

gu uerfaufeu:
Gin u Mr. 1 aa~sIeigsDtiider. Wlait norei'
fire: -. So" n1cutidcr Gurrcipunpcnt."
(2S4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Mrs. @~insIotp's soutbina snrup

ntrb felt Z yer tRnf nub te61Sis !Satren bon
gltltoneu bon @aatteru fiji Sbre atnber tet,ua
Sefntiat has atnb, er,peiht ben ganmeny be.
tm,pidttiGt ane edimer8em; fnetrt UinotDlW unn
III bas bette gVitteI fiir Hiarrboe. Bon elpo.
ecfpib unb berIongt rMrs. 8insloip's Gootbtna
Sbrup1 unb nebnt feine nnbere Sorte. Stint,
Mnb 5fuon3te Gents bic SIat6e. ruter BEN
1900 a%aranfirt eesien.NmmIner 1923. rai-
mites nab nnt teSitftee 9attfe-
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Gnftiuns Mu5eisen.


Gurd !. .. WDbnrs, guftiorator,
NGditer rcgnlarer @erfanf
nm Samitag, ben IL. Cftober 1907,
10 llbr 80 @urmittags.
Sas altc 5nuerlGiiige NMftiuns.
8cidJGft.
81 Nurb=G ibertg=S trafc.
Rcsularc 9crfauistaae
Wtttpudl, Sunucrltag nub Saraitag.
Mn oielen Samitag lperoe i'd etne eroBe W,ars
iigIultlgieii Don Wiubclu uno pausbaltungs't0c.
gcHitlupen perlauIer, IIeu mo gepraud,t, cine
albuurira berldleoeler 8epcnlldoe, Iur cine
Seleeerbelt 3ur NIslteuilg 5urildgebdlten. Sles
te Fartle |" reinbaltig mo bon 9eipublter Giin'
Gtnridtunseu nit WabagunH. unb eingclcgten
NaBmrn, IN manufacturer Surtiruig e%rittlaiii.
gen Matcriais, SmlafStmm Isl tnridltungen IN
saalnuf NIB Gifc, Wtetirng' Scttfteielt, Wtaba.
gonh. errcaus, GBifiunuicre, oSiro'e enc"
ylluru Sbtiipunicre, Wtalngpug.S idcridlrnn
IInb Gblna.Glpiete, GonibllationssS ilberlb rdn'
fe, 1lcioeri0rdnie; cine grobe |artie. gu'leis,
iungen, WtiltonsWtbbel, 3teriiibe, 8ulioe suss
Siebs1 iite, Geber'S opbus, 4ompaopnr Seoer'
geDnftiible, Spiegei, elm orientultiber Slodn,
Elm ~A!ietitu9s ullb SrprsGabiltet, eut 1ritfes 1ia'
bagonpsS opba nit Stibl. Elm nllfredbtee Etaiin,
ouars.ItatraBer Npliter NIB aifer, lepplchc II.
hugs, Seliuhe, Nloer, SeiorGltors.le ilslten.
@e9eniiunne. Elm cidbenrs acknowledgements
Combinations. yctt, eiteue NIB eft.lcoerne
Smauielitiible, 3icritiipIr II. I. 10.
3. .. Nnbnra.
(2Sl Iuftiorator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

Nae. neidhe Wefb aebran9en, ipremen ttey
spr. NHIetbeu nuf SaIdre, Us1beI uno 0rnnb.
sigsntsmn.. S;s Ssrtra;:n; asins TUG
40. QbrS'eatn'etra6e t278-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

gu uerfaufcr:
Girle autaeberhe @dderei. 9ind,6uirusen III
Der Cftice oes rFeutifen Gurrcippnpcnten."
(2S4-a)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

wdHe far's Mnsfanb beisr1t @. Hatne, ~.
4f3. cf.SaItlmare. ctr, nabe Cation Gsnfe.s1Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 llniteo HaiIipaps Ginf. ........ 4SA
$4,000 Niluntie 6 6 eonf 4er. ......... SO
90 MiarpIaro GafiiaItb ........... SOY
" gioribcrn Central -. .......... 80
y Toribern Central e. .......... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Cine auto Spcfulattpu.

Cine quite spcfufattpn.
Gin pradbtnoles Saus nit grobenl @nrtelt.
115h bel 1877 Sub. Sat ~ arobe Simmer.
euten seaer. GcntraI*9ei5ire. Sabe3intlner II.
(. 10. tofuie 8crunbe; ferner 9 StdQe uno 1T
Der Stnhteren8e, 9 8Iod bon Strabetbdbn.
Vreis nur $4,000. g8irb nit ieoem Sabr luertb'
boiler fir gnu6iuede. Ndberes bel y. gaocn.
hunp. Mr. III, Hpre'Gbarlcs' etrake. galtt.
more, Wb. (Sept1,1 S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Stenegctnd

Sfeuc8etndl:
Gin iu,gcr WaIlr. ~gelerItier Bidder, fudt
STEELE aIs 5ipeite Sulib fir SUDDEN mo Prob.
G,nh5uiraeen In Hr. 1911, Gulc.etrahe.
esd
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Seutige Sd|luBrate:
gerfdufc auf Der ,gaItimorer Gffet.
ten-9orie.
FIRST CALL.

FIRST CALL.
$1,000 llniteb HaiIpaps 4er. ......... s2S
$4,000 uniteb R~ailipaps Act ........... S2ha
$40 llnitco Sfbs 6uno ser (script) -. 77%
$40 llniieo Nus 5unb Set (Script),.. TIN
$4,000 llniteo HaiIuabs 9inf .......... 491a
$1,000 llritep Huiluaps @inf .......... 40
$1,000 @'@'S ginf g.. . .............. 1917
$1,000 ga Gar II. gor Scr. .......... 99%
800 Ga Soutb II. SIa ser. .......... 1854
8 WiarDIano 9afuuItp ............ 59%
go giortbern Central .............s SS
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Hu perMtefHcu

Su pernttefleu:
8rdntiee bre.f!odise 6dufer NIT Q Stmmern
uno Beranbd. 5000 9Iod, 9arf,Sai9htSsalpe.
Sos unb eIcftrifhes 2i1t. 9umpfbet3une.
RSdf6erei. Haieiipidbe etc.
Office, 2o2, oaip.8tSs. 300 Barl.Seisbts.ap
EHuni30, 1S.I&s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

safe fRr7 Nmstanb tefarst q. Mntnf, Nr.
413, Sff.1alttmr &c. Str, nabe 6nfouu esuie.ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
On ncrmietben

81 uermietbcu:
SaS NSobnhulis 9tr. 925, IenninIpnnins glpc. {:
ale n%tooerren NeauelnIihfeitcn; p1icro fir cine
arobe 5urlilie; fam aud in 8luei STATS getbciIt
iperoen. Nadb5utragcn an Srt uno stenc.
(2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

aus ben Glepotoren 5uriidge5ogen
1882 Yul6el; Glepotoren- Sorrath
252,9S5 9nitel. TerfGufe: 1 Wag.
gon Nr. 3 peiBer. 50; I 90. 90. leid).
ter, 1872; | DO. 90. idmerer, 81; 1
90. 90. mittlerer, 56.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT
SUSIE Thcnss. 4 Student % 5eoor
field Academy Net ~ith Ser.
i5.s Los cent ano Way Lose
Ore q Ne, Eyes

Ness vas received here Saturday
afternoon. 20 the effect that Susie
Thomas. the ls.year-old daughter OF
Chss Thomas. wellto-do farmer
who liyes about Eve miles east o.
the city. aud ~ho is a. present a
student Of Bloomfield Academy near
Colbert. met WltA q serious accident
late yesterday afternoon.
The young LADY had the misfortune
20 have some glass broken near her
and a piece q which got into one Of
her eyes. 30 that sne may lose her
sight
Mr Thomas when called up over
the phone Saturday night did no,
know any Of the particulars. e1cep,
that a piece Of glass was In his
daughters eye.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
POSTMASTER HAS ORDERS
FROM DEPARTMENT CONCERN.
ING CONDUCT OF OFFICE.
Box Rent TO Be Higher OF Small
Boxes In Use-Rent Due and
Payable Ten Days Earlier,
and Other Matters.

Postmaster Stephen 4. Douglas
has received pre-emptory orders
from the department at Washington
TO the effect that the rent on the
small boxes commencing April
would be raised from fif'y 20 sixty
cents per quarter an Increase o. ten
cents. The rer. OF the boxes that
have heretofore been seventy-fiye
cents and one dollar will not be in
creased. The box rent will be due
and payable ten days before the be
ginning Of the next quarter, and not
on the first day of the quarter as
heretofore instead of waiting until
the first OF the month box rent will
have TO be paid on the twentieth oi
the month.
Another matter that the postmast
or desires attention called to the pub
lie and that is a record being kept
OF all persons who leave their boxes
open.
The postmaster will not rent any
box to a person who leaves the box
open. This Is done as per the or
ders OF the department and for the
safety OF the party renting the box
1t is very easy matter for any
one with a small hand to use the
open box as method of reaching
through to nelghboring box and
securing the mail.
These orders will be obeyed 10 the
letter and patrons must govern them
selves accordingly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
FoRMTRLY LIVED HERE
Man Cut In Restaurant Fiaht al
Fort Worth.

Relatives of Frank Hines of this
city have received word that he was
seriously injure din a difficulty in
Fort Worth a few days ago. Mr..
Hines is employed in a restaurant
in that city and engaged in a diff.
Guilty with a guest at the restaurant.
In the melee he was stabbed twice
in the back. The wounds are painful
and will disable him for some time.
but are not necessarily serious.
Hines is well known In Ardmore.
having lived here for some years.
When last heard from Mr. Hines was
getting along well as could be ex.
pected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

High-grade hams.
Eggs 20 60 with them
Big fat hens.
Country Butter.
Creamery Butter,
Maple Syrup.
Waukesha peas. preserved In Wau
kesha mineral springs water, Climax
corn.
Van Camps tomatoes.
Poik's best tomatoes.
Honey Dew peas.
Dodson & braun's vinegar,
New York apples.
California sweet oranges.
Bananas.
Lemons,
Pure lard.
p & F. Ribbon Cane syrup.
Fil cream cheese.
Fresh vegetables of al
kinds.
Bulk sweet pickles.
Bulk sour pickles.
High grade candies.
Peoos Valley honey,
Cottolene,
Full line Of cigars.
All kinds OF acnned goods,
Heinz's chow chow,
Nuts.
And everything else good to ca
at PORTER STAPLES.
3.3 The Red Headed Grocer
Phone 59l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

Wiley Sans, an Indian, was lodg.
ed in Jail on the charge OF larceny
and bond fixed at $500.
on the charge Of false pretenses, was
isaac, alias Isaac Fillmore, was plac-
ed in jail on the charge of threats
and afterwards released on bond In
the sum of $3.50.
Frank Davis who has been In jail
released on making bond in the sum
of $500. ls'kEHH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
onened New Department.

Burton.Peel have just completed a
new and upto-date millinery depart
ment. which adds much to their
store. Miss Sue Kuttiner of Paris
Texas. has arrived in the city and
will take charge of this department
Miss Kuttlner has had considerable
experience in the larger cities and
comes with a reputation as a first
class and up;ohate milliner-thdi
few, Il any excel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
LOST.
Local Cotton Market.

The local cotton market has taken
a lag dring the past few DAYS and
very little of the staple has been mar.
keted.
There is comparatively no change
in the market price. During the week
20 bales were marketed for 1895
cents per pound, the best price paid
during the past three months.
The cotton which brought this
price was sold by one man and had
been held since the early part of
the crop. So far as the general run of
the grade is concerned, this price is
much above what is paid. The grade
has been badly stained. while in
many cases the fibre was good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
IS PLAINLY SHOWN sY TrE IN.
CREASE O" POSTAL RECEIPTS.
THESE FIGURES WILL NOT lIE
And Shows an insrsss. o. Very near.
y 500 fo- the Month ~ Feb
rVsry, 1907. over F.srus.
- 1905.

Facts are stranger than Bctlon. and
figures don't De. are too yell known
old sayings thai have come down 10
us from former generations. The
city is making more rapid strides
than anyone has an idea thar &, is
making and the general volume OF
business seems 70 De on the increase
The growth of the population 10
greater than the nontyseryer has
amy idea o. o. The comparative in.
crease in The amDllf - the postal fe-
celp's. which is the bes. index 10
the growth n ne city a. 70 popula
lion and wealth may 10 some. seem
startling when all things are consld.
cred.
The 'eceipts for the year 1906 over
tho year 1905 show an Increase Of
'2z3i0s. The Increase 5y quarters is
as follows
For the nrst quarter Of the year
1908. the receipts amounted 70 sf22i.
~, and for the corresponding quarter
1906. the receipts amounted to s..
1855. an increase Of S53i21.
The second quarter Of the year.
1906 over the corresponding quarter
for the year 1905 shows an Increase
of 'io703 The receipts for the sec.
ond quarter Of 1906 amounted 10 s..
s5Os5 and for 1905 amounted to s..
is3s2.
The receipts 70 rihe third quarter
Of 1906 over the third quarter OF 1905
amounted 10 siil.sl. The total re-
ceipts for the third quarter Of the
year 1906 amounted to sis57O2 al
against slil5.2l for 1905.
The greatest gain IL shown In the
fourth quarter Of the year 1906 over
tthe same quarter for the year 1905
the same amounting to sS51. O3 The
total receipts for the fourth quarter
mounted TO s62GO57 as against S..
f)95i.
Should the increase for 1907 con
1mmenccd. the figures will be NOR,
.artling than one could anticipate
cad the growth Of the business OF
the city will have reached proper.
Ions not expected by the most san.
. Iinc. For the months of January
.i-d February just passed the re.
q IrtH. .f Is. /.
.c,L99 as agfnst s3l53.GO for the
r mc months during the year 1906
.a1 increase of $5lS39.
The receipts Of the office for the
Month OF January over The month
of January Of 1906 shows gain OF
$-27.5S. and the receipts for the
month Of February just passed. show
a gain over the mofh OF February
Jar 1906 oT s290Sl or very nearly
10. The receipts for the month OF
lruary past amount TO sl7l7jj as
.u-ainst Sli2G.7i for the last year
o nis difference seems TO be- remar.
D Bile. and while the receipts do not
..H'" 40 lHN'H WI IfNl udlN dH lol
j nuary, the fact that February has
.hu twcnty-eisht days. while Janua-
r has thirty.one. should be consider.
ed. although the Increase of FeDrua.
r. Of this year over the correspond
irs month Of last year is greater than
tho receipts of January 1907 over
/. ~
These are figures taken from the
records of the office and are made
a. per requirement OF the govern.
W nt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

The following marriage licenses
were Issued by the clerk Saturday:
j. A. Nelson and Miss Ora \. Sum
mers. Hewitt.
Ennis A Crow and Pearl Bradley
Bradley
Sylvester Hallen and Evelyr Arp
Purcell.
West McClain and Emma +, Kim
bro, Dibble.
Chas. c. Elliott, Purcell and Ola
Shaw, Ardmore.