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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-27
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEET
Committees Were Appointed TO Welcome
Our Nashville Friends on Their
Arrival Wednesday
NUMBER a

The Commercial Club met Monday
evening to arrange for the entertain
ment of the Nashville, Tennessee,
visitors. Three committees we're ap-
pointed and the Mayor was asked to
make the welcome address. 1t was
also decided that the Marion Silver
Cornet Band was a necessity and it
was asked to play. The Reception
committee was as follows:
r. F. Haynes, J. W. Blue, W. A.
Blackburn, W. j. Deboe, D. Nj.
James, Thos. Champion, Carl Hen
derson, T. II. Cochran, }. \. Boston,
Fl. A. Haynes, Z. +. Weldon, 7.
II. b. Haase, +. W. Num-, H. +.
Morris, J. H. Orme, Sam Gugenheim,
f. J. Haywood, s. NJ. jenkins, I.
j. Yandell, Geo. NJ. Order and all
good citizens.
Preparation committee we're:
j. W. Wilson, p. S. Maxwell, e.
C. Gray and A. s. Canaan.
Committee on Entertainment we're
W. A. Blackburn. T. H. Cochran
and G. +. Weldon.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-27
Small Blaze.

Last Saturday the residence OF
A {. Moore caught fire and was
under considerable Roadway before II
va, discovered. The fire discovered
IN the kitchen, and is supposed to
have been caused by the igniting of
box Of matches,
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-27
prising PeopT.

mining journals the accounts of the
stuPendous engineering plsas under
way near Tonopah, especially as it is
aware that a Marion boy is furnish
ing the 5fains and energy to do it.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-27
Birthday Party.

On Saturday afternoon, June -.
IN honor Of her sixth birthday, Miss
Elizabeth Cook was given party by
her grandmother, Mrs. H. NJ. Cook.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-27

If you need any thing in our line,
call phone 53. Num- & Tucker.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
Passing Of a Pioneer.

Francisco C.. Hermosillo, one of No- gales oldest and most highly respected citizens died last Wednesday morning at his home in Nogales, Arizona, after a short illness.
 Deceased was 72 years of age at the time of death, and for many years had been resident of this place, whero until few years ago, he successfully engaged in the banking and commis- sion business.
 ''Don Pancho," as his friends and acquaintances called him, was of a gen. erous, kind nature. and many is the poor family and struggling business man, who received aid from him.
 Several years ago his wife died, since which time the old gentleman has been different man, apparently taking little interest in life. Last Sunday "Don Pancho' visited with his friends the same as usual, but that night was taken i'll and continued to grow worse until the end came at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday morning
 About three weeks ago Mr. Her mosiIlo made his will, by the terms of which it is said all his property, personal and real. will go to his two young adopted daughters
 It is also said that Messrs. M. Esca- lada and Juan Arizmendez, of this city, two personal friends of deceased, were named jointly. as guardians of the two children. The gentlemen are proE1Inent, successful business men; they are honorable and up ri ght and will administer their dead friends estate faithfully and well.
 In the passing of F. G. Hermosillo Nogales loses a good citizen who will be greatly missed.
 IDterment was last Wednesday afternoon in the Nogales, Arizona cemetery, a large concourae of friends and acquaintances being in at tendance.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
p. J. ASulrre Dies Suddenly.

Last Wednesday afternoon P. J. A guirre, purchasing agent and con- fidential representative for the Black Mountain Mining Company, dropped dead in Lulleys while entertaining two prominent Sonora lawyers at luncheon.
 Mir. Aguirre and two attorneys had been busy transacting important busi- ness for the big mining company until about 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, when MT. Aguirre took his friends to Lulleys for luncheon.
 Deceased was in his usual health and in excellent spirits; acting as host he served his two friends, and was in the act of serving himself when stricken. With scarcely a sound, Mir. A guirre placed the knife and fork. on the table besides his plate, and drop ping his head forward, died before either of the gentlemen with him, could reach his side. Had he been struck by lightning death could not have been more sudden.
 Drs. Chenoweth and Purdy arrived in few minutes; both stated death had been almost instant, caused by heart failure.
 The body was removed to Marsh's undertaking parlors where an inquest was held by Coroner O. A Gildea. The jury found that death had been from natural causes.
 The body was embalmed and on Thursday morning Attorney Frank J. Duffy accompanied the remains to Tucson, Arizona, where the funeral was held yesterday afternoon, the funeral sermon being delivered by Rev. Frank Schafer.
 Deceased was member of the Masons, Elks. and the A. O. U. w., all of which lodges attended the funeral yesterday.
 Pedro Aguirre was one of the best known men in Southern Arizona and Sonora. For a number of years he was U. s. government assayer at this place, and at the time of his sudden, untimely passing held very respons- ibie position with the Black Mountain Mining Company. He was A years of age and leaves besides sorrowing wife, an uncle, A. O. Bernard, an aunt, Mrs. M. G. Ssmaniego, and a brother, Steven M. Aguirre.
 News of Pedro's passing will be learn ed with genuine regret by hundreds of friends and acquaintances through out Arizona and Mexico, where he has resided since he was six years of age. Certainly he will be greatly missed.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Scranton, Pa. Sept. 20, 1907. To the Stockholders of the Richfield Mining, now Richfield Copper Com pany.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of said company will be held Tn the directors rooms of The First National Bank. at Nogales, Arizona. on Saturday, October 9th, 1907, at 10 o'clock. a. m, for the purpose of electing board of directors for said company and the transaction of all other business that may legally come before the stock holders for considera- ton and action.
 Dalbys l.. Fickes, Secretary.
 9 5-2t
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
NOTICE.
Construction of Sidewalks on Craw-
 TOrd Street.

Property owners on Crawford Street, Town of Nogales, Arizona, are hereby notified that at a regular meet ing of the Common Council of the Town of Nogales. held on Aug. 5, 1907. contract was let to A. s. Noon for construction of cement side walks on both sides of Crawford Street, extending from the arroyo bridge to the residence of E. Titcomb and property owners are thereby required to have such construction completed not later than Jan. 15. 1908.
 By Order of the Common Council
 O. NJ. RATHBUN,
 Clerk. Date of first publication Oct. 3, 1907. At.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
OVER THE LINE.
Chief Engineer McF arIand and Party on Way to Del Rio.

Thursday Chief Engineer E A. Me Farland of the Randolph lines, ac- companied by Locating Engineer Hardeway, James Cashin. representa- tive of Grant Brothers, the big rail way builders; Contractors Toohay and Green, left Nogales for trip over the gales and Cananea..
 gentlemen, the first containing Messrs. Mcfarland and Green, the second Engineer Hardeway and Contractor Oashin, the third Contractor Toohey.
 w. w. Carney, local agent for the company. escorted the party safely through the Mexican customs house and the party lost no time star ting on the trip over the line of the new road, the completion of which means so much for Nosales and the wonderfully rich country through which the road passes to the great copper camp.
 Engineer Netherlands party went prepared to rough it several days be- tween here and Del Rio, where they will again be connected by wire with the outside world. They will be absent from Nogales about ten days. Before they return the big warehouse and of = fees now being rushed to completion by Contractor Bowman, for Grant Brothers and the side track for their use will have been completed Already several carloads of supplies have been received at this point and just as soon as Engineer Mcfarland gives the Thigh sign," construction work on the new Nogales- -Oananea branch will commence at this end of the line.
 1t is understood that the most diff ficult portion of the construction work will be between here and the river, 8 distance of about eight miles. As soon as the permanent line is decided on by the engineers, an army of men will be put to work and construction of the railroad pushed to completion as fast as men and money can ac- companied the work. It is said that within the next thirty days one thousand men and hundreds of teams will be at work between Nogales and tie river.
 Construction work out of Del Rio, toward Nogales, is going on with great vigor and splendid progress is being made.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
TRIAL JURORS.

H. B. Riggs, w w. Carney, w. E. Balcom, Chas F. Spraker, John T. Brickwood, Lee Reagan, Harry Stevens, John w. Prout Jr., w. H LaPlant, w. R. Brown, E. L. Ish, Pete McCuller, w E. Bower, Thos Gardner Jr., P.J. Mcintyre, Harvey s. Walker, R. L. Parsons, H. J . Goodin, J. A. Benedict, w. N. Andrews, R. T. Rankin. F. D. Hale, Henry Levin, A. s. Noon, B. A. Neighbors, Fred B. Sayre, w. T.
 Roath, Juan B. Elias. Charles Quitty, J. J. Chatham, Ernest Best, 0. T. Dunnavan, Albert B. Ellis, w. D. Parker, Dan Johnson. T. D. Casanega,- Val Valenzuela ST., E. P. Coa]9qfMark Lulley, Schuyler Case, E. J. Pellegrin, A. c. Druhart, John A. Mcdonald, L. B. Fleischer W. N. Murphy, Frank Powers, Matt Winters, John NJ. Wilson, Frank Reinchert, l.. c. Quinn.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
Gard of Thanks.

l desire to express sincerest thanks to the ladies of the Eastern Star, members of the choir. Masons of Nogales and friends of Duquesne and Washington, for the very great kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and funeral services of my beloved husband.
 Mrs. H. $. Dodge
The border vidette., 1907-10-05

The undersigned has acquired the interests of the late Wm. NJ. Young in tho Purity Bottling Works and the furniture factory. l will collect all outstanding accounts and all claims should be presented to me.
 Milton BohaI.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
Plans and Specifications for Town
 Hall.

Sealed bids marked "Plens, Town Hall," and addressed to the Town Clerk, Town of Nogales, will be receiv . ed up to and including Oct. 26th. 1907 for plans and specifications for the building of town hall in the Town of Nogales. Arizona. For information concerning cost, size. shape, and other specifications, address the Town Clerk of the Town of Nogales, Eogales Ariz First publication Sept. 28 1907
 C. M. RATHBUN
 st. Town Clerk.
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
GRAND JURORS.

O. K. Franklin, Ferd'd Van Mourick, J. A. Spink, George w. Parker, Hayden Pendegrass, George R. McCorkle, P. J. McCarty, c. w. Phillips, w. A. Hopkins, Edwin Egan, James N Pemberton, George A. Narbeth, Thomas L. Shannon, George R. Watt, Con O'Keefe, Frederick Herrera, Charles E. Per kins, Henry Harmon, George A. Brooks, w. J. Newman, F. F.. Cranz.
 TpIAI IIrpOpS
The border vidette., 1907-10-05
District Court.

Through the kindness of the -Sheriff's office we are able to give a list of the grand and trial jurors for the October term of District Court. The grand jurors are called for October 7th; the trial jurors for October 10th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

zerski najechal go niespo
|dzianie i zabi} ma m%iejscu.
Konie zosta}y takze zabi'
to a powozik pogruchotany
zupelnie. Znaleziono go
przywieziioudno do domu do
piero " niedziele rano, 9
pogrzeb odby1 sic we VITO
rex; zwloki z}ozone zostaiy
ma cmentarzu W Webster.
Zmar}ego oplakuje wdowa
iedna siostra i 3. bracia "
Ameryce. Nieboszczyk uro-
dill sic 1859. r. W starym
kraju i tam sic tel ozeni1. Do
Ameryki przyby} W roku
1883, a do So. Dakoty 1888
roku gdzie tez z swa iona,
4. pasierbami mieszka} az do.
W kt6rym go to ness
cze6cie spotka}o. Cz@owiek
ME vie dnia ami godziny
kiedy go Pan Bog powoia
do siebie. Oby go Bog przy'
do chwa}y swojej.
>..~ ABONENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

tetu " celu zbierania chocby
acknowledgement ofiar ma die
ci pod Prusakiem, m6wil:
kiedy male dzieci wypowie-
dziaiy wake MISREPRESENTATION.
nas2ej ojczyzny, popierajmy
je, j st6jmY PREY mich wszy-
Soy! Ma}o akos to dobre
slowa PROBATIONARY, vice
gdY starry sic ME bio ra do
dzie}a, male dzieci pokazuja
co: potrafia zrobi6. Niech-.je
Bog biogoslawi to polskie
dzieciny, tych kt6r ~: im
~.przewodnicza i zboznej
zachety dodaja.
A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

STAG, a to Gently beda posy-
lac dzieciom, prze6ladowa-
"a polski pacierz pod
Prusakiem.
Wszystko to- jest tax pick
nem j pouczajacem, ze mo-
gliby6my czu6 sic. szcze6li-
wynn, gdyby we wszystkich
parafiach podobnie obcho-
dzono dzie6 Trzeciego Ma
ia.
= Niedawno nasz Prev.
ksiadz prob. Major zacheca}
z .ambony do za{ozenia komi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
Move fasony wiosen-
nych k~apeluszy $500.

Wszystkie naj}adniejsze modele
wiosennych miekkich kapeluszy, SO
tn; to So %telescopy, fedoras, dents,
dips, parsifals i wszYstkie ,formy l
rozmiary sztywnych styl6w, " CAR
nym, brunatnym, siwym per{owym
innyoh kolorach pc 50. 90. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
Kapelusze Stetson.

Co tylko otrzymalismy "a pudia
celebro wanych John'a 3 stetson'a
miekkich isztywnych kaI eluszy o.
statnich sty]6W ma wiosnel lato,
" czarnym, brunatnym, siwyym per-
1owymei innych koloralch.,=:.sba ssaso lzeo
piekne 20 $3.50. @.=.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
WEBSTER, So. OAK
...~ 10 Maja, OF
Szanowna Redakcyo
WAR USA!

Prose- umiesci6 tych slow
pare W swej gazecie.
Nieszcze6cie okropne wy
..darzy}o sic tn " sobote Ago
maia. Mateusz Zenski, far
mer, wyjechal do naszego
miasteczka Webster Q try
mill Cd lego fanny oddalo,
.nego. W,ybra1 sic z domu Q
mol do dziesiatej j jecha1 to-
rem kolejowym, gdy okolo
godziny 1otej po'c,iag pasa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
ST. PAUL, MIMI.

ST.. PAUL, I n
Pred kilku dniami dzieci
mole wr6ci}y 20 szko}y z ra'
dosnem z~awiadomieniem Be-
obchodzic 3go maja".
Co? jak? pytam. Odpowiada-
ia dzieci: Dzisiaj pc kate
Gala" klasa opad}a
naszego ksiedza Proboszcza
VIOLA: ,,Wie]ebny Ojcze W
piatek jest 3go maja, prosi~
my zwolnic mas cd szko1y".
- A to dlaczego mole dzieci
pyta ksiadz, skad wan to
przyszlo do g}owy? "a
bo6my polskie dzieci, i chce'
my tel 6wiecic ten dzieh".
Bardzo dobrze rzecze ksiadz,
- jutro przyjde znowu, be.
de pyta} co tel wy wiecie 0
tym dniu 3go Maja; iezeli
odpowiedzi wypadna dobrze
bedziecie mieli wolny dzieh,
- a jezeli zle, szko}a be-
die jak codziennie. Ot6z ma
2gi dzie6 zamiast katechiz~
mu byf %rrawd2iwy egzamin
z history polskiej, 65lpjo5'wia-
daily mi dzieci. Wszyscysmy
o%dpowiadali dobrze ch}opcy
i ~dziewczeta prawie wszyscy
wiedzieli co to bylo trzecie-
go Maja i co to by}a ia kon-
stytucya i jak sic nazywaja co
! a uk}adaIi, orazkto ia zdra-
dill i zniszczy}. Pc tenn
ksiadz proboszcz ma maple
kaza} pokazac grantee daw-
nej Polski. Nasz ksiadz by}
bardzo zadowolnv i da} nam
ca}y dzie6 wolny, ale takze
zapyta}, jak go tel chcemy
obchodzic? Odrzeklismy: RAJ
no przyjdziemy ma Msze 6w.
i odm6wimy r6zaniec "a
Polske"
TAX sic tel stale jak die
ci opowiada}y. Me posze-
diem vice i ia starry do pra-
icy ale z niemi do ko6cio}a,
gdzie ma wie]kiej Mszv sw.
|jedne dzieci spjewa}y ma
ch6rze, a drugle odmawia}y
r6zaniec. Pc Mszy sw. jak
nie hukna wszystkie dzieci
,,Boze cos Polske," to az mi
sic .miekko zrobi}o oko}o
serca, - i pomy6la}em go
|bie; iezeli wszystkie dzieci
tax my6la jak dzieci W St.
Paul W szkole sw. Wojcie~
cha, to 6mia}o mozemy po-
wiedziec W oczy wszystkim
naszym wrogon,: "Jeszczet
ME zgine}a".
I jeszcze jedno ma poch-
wa}e naszej szkoly MUSIC
tn powiedziec: OTTO Wszystkie.
nasze dzieci So zorganizowa-
Inc " towarzystwo "Dzieciat-
'ka Jezus'' j probationary
Isle pc diva Gently IA I, mic llile,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

Wierzchnie zaklety nieprzemakalne
ptaszcze ma deszcz, ostatniej mody.
TIE wierzchnie zakiety nieprzemakalne p}aszcze So rek@
robione, 2 we}nianych materyi, g}adko ezarne, modre' siwe
proste,, try 6wiercie d1ugie, podszyte at}asem Tub venetiabska
m1aterye z6}te zakiety : .ksamitnym ko}nier,e% albo gtadk n
Jest to bard1o odpowiednia odziek ma te pore. PrIzy]dzcae zo~
baozcie wielkq wartod6 $40, SIS, SIS, $40.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
Fantastyczne kami-
zelki.

Eantsstyczne kamizelki, ca1kiem
robione y najlepszym styln, 2 wy
borne zm1ateryi, zup,elnie tia1e, fan.-.
tastycznes biale, siWf, zolte, brunaa-s
tine, czarne iinne kolory, piekIiiies.S5
Wykson1czone, az Sdesx4OO Cd $l.5O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

.nigdy sic ME zapierac polls
koSci, gdyz kazdy Polak 2
.chluba moze wskaza6 ma ia
kich geniusz6w jak Mickie.
wicz i Stowacki ma niwie IL.
terackiej, Pulaski ri o6ciusz-
ko- ma niwie muzycznej, a
ko6czac swa move szan.
m6wca nawo}ywa} wszystkich
by pielegnowali tego tax
pieknego drogiego jezyka
naszego kt6ry jest n~ajcen-
nej sza po przodkach pu6ciz-
ma. :.-.... 4"
s:P!o sko6czeniu tax pieknej
patryotycznej mowy, kt6 n
rzeczywi6cie wielkie ma
obecnych wywar}a wrazenie,
nagrodzono szan. m6wce
burza oklask6w.
Drugi z koleji wystapi} z
NOVA p. Jan Daszkowski'
M6wca m6wi} o przyczynach
kt6re pobudzi}y nar6d polski
do p~rzedsiewziecia tax wiel'
kiego dzie}a jak konstytucya
3go Maja; o trudnoSciach 2
jakimi przystapi} do wniesie-
MIA ~uchwalenia konstytucyi
o klasie uprzywilejowanej /
niewoli ludu, o zgubnej kon-
federacyi u T%argowicy; :kt6~
rel ~przewodnicy a stronnicy
Rosyi, Branicki, Szczesny:
Potocki i Seweryn Rzewus~
XII z wsp6}dsia}em wrogiego
sasiada ME ~pozwolili wpro-
wadzic konstytucyi W zycie
i przyczynili sic do upadku
Polski. Wreszcie m6wca
zwr6ci} uwage ma og6lne: w.
mamie umys16w 5wiat{ych i
powaznych "a gran ica, jake
sobie zjednala konstytucya.
Jak Francuzi nazwali Pola-
k6w wzorem narod6w /
zaszczytgm dojrza}oSci XVIII
wieku; jak najznakomitszY
m6wca angielski Burke, wy
powiedzia} najwyzsza pooh.
vale ola naszej konstytucyi.
- Dalej nadmieni}, il kons-
tytucya zostanie ma zawsze
zaszczytnym pomnikiem his
torycznym, dajacym wymow-
ne swiadectwo o zywotnos~
ci ducha polskiego i pick
na cblubna narodowa pamiat~
ka.
Ko1czac, m6wca wyrazi}
ie, il many racye do
wniosku, ze Polska wywalczy
sobie W kr6tce taxa swobo-
de, a p5zniej przezi eSw1a-
te zupe1na niepo dlegiosc.
Me zgine}a Polska i ME zgi-
ME. Novice nagrodzono
hucznemi oklaskami.
Ostatni numer programu
stanowi}a nova ks. dyakona
P. Roya. Wiel. m6wca z}o-
ay} dzieki tym, kt6rzy sic
przyczynili do uswietnienia
obchodu, a mianowicie szan.
m6wcom i prezes owl, kt6rzy
mimo wielkiego nawa}u pra-
cy, chetnie ofiarowali swe
usiugi celen uczczenia dnia
3go Maja. Wyrazi} take swa
rado6c, il tax licznie cz}on-
kowie Tow. stawill' sic ma
obch6d i wykaza& korzy6ci
jake p{yna z urzadzenia pat
ryotycznych obchod6w. Pc
zacheceniu wszystkich do
dalszej i wytrwa}ej piracy
zyczeniu Tow. jak najpo-
myslniejszego powodzenia "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
Najnowsze style ch}opiecych pick
nych ublorow GA wiosne i lato.

Many bardso piekny wyb6r chlopiecych ubior6w Pc tych
cenach. Wszystkie najnowsze style 50 wystawione " roz-
miarach 81 do II. Wartosc ich jest wieksza nil inne skfady
polecaja pc tych cenach.
Chlopiece piekne ubrania we wszystkich wiosennych sly
ZACH robione z dobrego gatunku materyi gladkle v fan
tastycane figurki, do kolan albo znpe}nej d1ugosci, wartosci
al do 81 SO pc $l.98.
Ruskie, Buster, Sailor, 2 b!uza Norfolk podwojnym na~
piersiem ubrania, we w~szystkich rozmiarach, ~ pleknego
materya}u, " czarnym, ~modrym, brunatnYm, siwym j in
nych koloracb: sprzedawane gdzieindz1ej "a 81. 90 pc $500.
Wiosenne ubrania : ~gfadkiego. j fantastycznego tryko-
tn, kaszmiru, che viotu, sergy d 2 pojedyhcem j pod
WOMEN napiersiem szerokie, sciagaDie U kolan Tub Proste
spodnie bardzo# piekna wartos6 pc ss.98
Piekne reka szyte ubrania v najnowszych wiosennych
stylach, znajpiekniejszej welny Y prawdziwych= kolo ora !
row, warte trzecia Rczead Wiecej $3.50. #zI4.=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
Pickle wiosenne ko-
szule $l.00.

Move wiosenne koszule robione
z perkalu, madrasu it'd. " g}adkie
i fantastyczne fgurki, 2 mankieta-
mi lub bez, giadkie lub z zak}adami
ma gorsie, szerokich obszernych
r%ozmiar6w, zgrabne, bardzo cenne
81 Co.,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

Piekne wiosenne spodnle Ola mez-
czyzn i ~m}odziehc6w.
Pieknie spodnie z przedzy domowej, ksszmiru: Sc gy, chez
viotu, i innych materyi, " czarnym, modrym, siwym, fan"
tastycznie prazkowym, wyborne robione " najpopularniej-
szych stylach. Many eleganckie usortowanie jesteSmy Pe~ni
il tam sic znajdzie jedno, kt6re Wy lubic,e po Genie, ktora
znaczy wlelkie zaoszczedzenie, So 80 do $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

Mamv pawo do twirlniaM ne usorowamm odrYh wieennychu bU6wd Ola akurtnych
enouma6wJ jest aJepm@mw saie .0oo bjmuje oH"me PjedyM1emi poaw6jnem npenrnn
modee zdwoma Tub 1rmma gunkani dobue pruhgK, it'd Kade ma dueie kapy cEmno zapmany
kohnezz otworem Tub b@3 rq ayH @gy kmNmir1 twyd6w, ch~ttu, domowj PnedE' l
imch opowiedmh mtriw prwdiwych kdorchiz gabnyh moaAah, pekne wyohcoe
wae tzda c6 wi@ cd @o co adamy, $40, $50, $1S, $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06

Col. s. X. Dendy. a prominent
South Carolinian of Walhalla, S. c..
has written to the Ardmoreite renew
ing his subscription to the Weekly
Col Dendy was visitor to Ardmore
last spring and was fayorably i'm
pressed with this section OF the
country and states that he will again
visit here this fall. The Colonel en-
closed some clippings Of South Car
olina paper giving the history OF the
Pendleton Agricultural society found
ed In 1915. The clipping is an ex'
tensive write.up OF the history OF that
organization OF which John c. Cal
houn was a member.
Col. Dendy belonged to the Red
Shirt brigade that redeemed the state
Of South Carolina from negro rule
in 1876.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
the night of July Is the beating took

the night of July is the beating took
place.
The woman was badly beaten up on
the right side and 1t was thought
suffered extreme pain from internal
injuries. The unfortunate woman was
terribly treated by the brute on July
Is. and since that time suffered pain
which iti is thought caused her death.
II was thought for time that post
mortem examination would be held
but ON account OF the telegraph strike
the marshal could not get in commu.
nication with the authorities at
Washington and no steps we're taken.
However, an affidavit will be sworn
out against Evans. charging him with
the murder Of the Love woman.
The police authorities and Mrs.
Frye are endeayoring to get In com
munication with some of her folks
but up to late hour this afternoon
have not been able to do So
The remains will be held until to-.
morrow when in all probability the
funeral will take place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
Hill-Tanner Wedding.

Perhaps one of the prettiest home
weddings that has ever been solem.
nized In this city took pace yester.
day afternoon when DR.. Wynne, pastor
Of the Broadway Baptist church OF
this city performed the ceremony that
united In holy wedlocI the lives OF
Miss Willie Hill TO Norman Tanner
OF Shreveport. La. Miss Hill I the
daughter of the late Mai William
Hill of this city and resided with her
mother en- North Washington street
The groom is sterling well to do
young business man of Shreveport,
La. A number of friends of the fam
lily were present at the nuptlals. A
wedding supper was served and the
bridal couple left for Colorado points
to spend their honeymoon, and after
which they will return to Shreveport.
their home.
The young couple have the best
wishes Of nost o: people of this city.