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The Washington times., 1907-05-06

while seven in alleys and seventeen on
streets have been repaired. The condi-
ton OF the alleys and the activity of the
health officers is indicated by the fact
that from July !, 1905. TO June 30. 1906
the sanitary inspectors reported 342 al
leys in filthy condition.
"Flrst-The commission should be
composed of fifteen members, 10 include
among others a real estate dealer, a
practical builder. and two representa-
uves OF trades unions.
Conditions in Other Communities.
''Second-That the commission should
be instructed TO ascertain and consider
the results OF the best efforts Of public
enterprise and private philanthropy 10
improve the homes and better the lives
Of the Industrial classes in other cities
in the country.
''Third-It should be instructed TO in
vite the cooperation Of all having inter
est IN the housing pIOb.Nm and the home
problem in the District and before pre-
senting its final report IL should give
public hearings on the main points Of
Its program. so that ali Just criticisms
may be heard
'FOurth-It should be advised to rec
ommend, so far as possible, reforms
which may be accomplished by your eN-
ecuuve order or by the action of the
District Government
'Fifth-The commission should serve
without compensation and all expenses
incurred should be borne by voluntary
contributions
The task Of preparing a satisfactory
housing code. Of the Encouragement %
the building space within the larger
squares Of the District Of Columbia. and
of lettering the physical, moral, and So
cial condition OF the industrial classes,
needs the serious consideration of such
a body, and its work would be produc-
Wgl0n-FaQehInW AFff
benefit 20 the District Thus the homes
OF the poor might have a consistent
place in the fair aspect Of the Nation
Capital"
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
MAY PROFESSIONS
At CATHOLIC CHURCHES

Two Catholic churches yesterday held
their annual May procession, VIXEN the
children OF St Josephs and ST. Domi-
mes Sunday schools honored the
Blessed Virgin. The procession at St
Joseph's was held yesterday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. while that at St Dominic's
was part OF the evening devotion.
Two hundred children and 100 men OF
the congregation participated in the
procession at St JOsephs. II led from
the church around the adjacent streets.
and was headed By the GOnzaga Band.
Following the procession q sermon was
preached TO the children and congre-
cation by the Rev. Robert Pratt. OF
Fort Wayne, Ind
An equally pretty procession was held
last night IN st. Dominic's Church.
when the Sunday school children and
clergy marched through the aisles OF
the church, chanting hymns "a the
B4essed VIRGIN. BenedictiOn concluded
the evenings services
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
POPE is GRATIFIED
BY AMERICAN DEVOTION

ROME. Nav 6.-The Pope gave an au-
dieuce TO the Right Rev. Joseph J. Fox,
Bishop Of Green Bay. Wis. today. The
Pope expressed gratitude for and ad-
miration Of the hlial devotion Of Ameri-
can Catholics TO the Holy See. He said
that America afforded him many con
sOlatioLs
Referring 10 the Catholic Poles living
IN the United States. he said that in due
course Of time they will have some
bishops Of their own nationality. not
especially appointed, but appointed in
the usual way.
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
SILENT" SMITH
IN GOTHAM HOME
AWAITING BURIAL
Widow Announces Will
Held by Lady Cooper
IS Only Document.

NEW YORK. May 6-In the 81. 500. 900
mansion at ST. Fifth avenue. which he
had fitted up for his wife and in which
he had planned to give lavish enter
tainments. the body Of James Henry
Smith, lay in state today
The funeral services will be private
and will be held tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock, in St. Bartholomew
Protestant Episcopal Church. in Madi-
son avenue. The Rev Dr. Leighton
Parks will preach the funeral sermon.
Interment Will be at Woodlawn.
After the interment, the will of Mr.
Smith Will be read. This will, il is
announced by member OF the party
which arrived with the body. leaves
100000 20 the widow. $2.O00.O1O to I.ady
Cooper. and 900 TO George Mason
MI Smiths favorite nephew. The Chi
cago Hospital Will get $4,000, and $500. OOC
VIII be distributed among various chart
table institutions.
The widow announced that the will
held by Lady Cooper Is the only one In
existence, so this sets at rest reports
70 the effect that she has a second Will
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
NOW 1887 ROUTES
FOR RURAL DELIVERY

The report on the operations OF the
rural delivery service up 10 May l, 1907.
made public today by the Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General, shows that the
total number of positions for the service
received UP to that date was 3, S37, upon
which 1857 adverse reports have been
made There are now in operation 81 5s7
rural routes, which are served BY 81 az
regular carriers All these routes are
served daily, except 619. ION which ser
vice Is given tri-weekly. There are now
pending LAS petitions, 29I Of which have
been favorably acted upon. and ser
vice ordered established. A balance of
a.S4O.4'S.55 remains of the appropriation
for new service during the current fiscal
year.
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
CHARGE OF ARSON
AGAINST DENTIST

PITTSBURG, May 6.-Dr L. A Hess
Ter, a prominent young Pittsburg dent
list, is in the county jail with two charges
Of arson hanging over him. The police
say he has confessed TO both attempts
at burning out the business places Of a
rival. and expresses regret that he was
not successful
discovered TO be on fre, and. though but
little damage was done, DR.. Deroy in
formed the police that he thought DR..
have something TO do with the fire
While DR.. DerOy was talking with the
police word came that his other office
downtown, FIVE miles away, was also on
fire, and Deroy demanded that DR..
Hessler be arrested on sight He was
found at the scene Of the downtown FIRE
and arrested.
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
CHELSEA SALOONS
SELL OUT STOCK

BOSTON. May 6.-"Rummage sale Of
wines and liquors" was the sign IN one
Of the windows Of a Broadway. Chelsea,
saloon on the last night OF open bars in
that city for a year al least Another
Broadway saloon put out a sign. sold
out" long before IL O'Clock. the entire
stock having been disposed Of Two
other saloons cleaned out their refresh
ments early IN the night and al o'clock
the doors were closed
The opinion is expressed that the con-
ing year win be the dryest in the his
tory OF Chelsea. The aldermen have
gone on record as opposed 70 the grant
ing OF any pony express licenses.
which means that no ales. beers or
whisky can be legally Transported into
the city.
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
HALF MILLION GIFT
TO COREY'S MOTHER

PITTsBURG. May e.-WuIiam Ellis
Corey, who is to wed Nabelle Gilman.
has made a present To ais mother OF a
big block OF stock OF the United States
steel Corporation. Il is reported that
the gift amounts 10 half a million dol
lars.
Both the father and mother Of VII
liam Z. Corey viii go to New York 10
be present at the marriage Of their
son and the beautiful singer In the
Hotel Gotham next Monday. At the
time Of the divorce secured by Corev'g
hrst wife, both his father and mother
sided with young Mrs Corey. but there
was no estrangement between them md
their son
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
Inside Alleys Menacing.
Demolish IA Houses.

While must record these conditions
as 1 witnessed them, I am glad 70 bear
testimony to the work done since the
passage of the act for the condemna-
ton Of insanitary buildings. The board
for the condemnation Of insanitary
buildings was formed under this act
July l. 1906. Since that date sixty-one
houses in alleys and seventy-three
houses on streets have been demolished,
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
Presidents Commission
On Housing Conditions
To Meet at White House
Commission Named by
the President

Gen. George NJ. Sternberg, DR..
George NJ. Kober, William II. Bald
win, Frederick L. Siddons, Prof.
George w. Cook, Whitefeld Nc
Kinley, Miss Boardman, Mrs. Ar
mold Hague, James Bronson Rey-
nolds, S. w. Woodward, John B.
Sleman, jr., T. S. Parsons, Emmett
L. Adams, p. J. Brennan, and
William F. Downey.
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
BELMONT ESCAPES
GAS EXPLOSION

NEW YORK. May 6.-Friends OF
August Belmont were congratulatfng
him today on a fortunate escape from
danger when the gas house on his es-
tate at Babylon. l. 7. blew up. Only
short tine before the EXPLOSION Mr.
Belmont lad been at the gas house on
a visit Of inspection.
William Buckle. a fireman OF Hemp
stead. was killed fighting the flames
which followed the explosion. The
damage was considerable.
The Washington times., 1907-05-06
TELEPHONE GIRLS CALLED;
MURDER CASE WITNESSES

MUSKOGEE. j. T. May 6.-To assist
in unraveling the mystery OF the killing
OF Frank Welburn. ten telephone girls
left for Watonga, Okla. TO testify In the
case Weiborn was called by Iona, dis
lance telephone prior to his death. and
~ rs believed the conversation over the
wire viii reveal the motive FOR the
killing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

i1= phase is; used vas no,A.as
-5-e ;-a- pa-acA-as4 o, BIS mos-
'2l---s ---=-an-= &C. Eaich he t-
f-A-@t himself Il favor o. ,1- z5v
-'--=-; " .-= 5=1s.=. %. tie q-5-.-
az :'- re 7-o5.= TIA. .s c--s De-
5c-z-y. "z-- zaa c11-z ron o..
5---.-z s-A-= o, Ok.a5.--a aat s--e-.
q; c--ocracg. 1.-= t=-oc-z-y. -.-l
-=515l'aa!sz {: yoz ELL .or they
A-s al ,-= s4z4. 4-d os.--s 20 H..
,-ss.t=-; O: re U-.,-a s..-,
--.=; IL Ta-c- -a.s -yL.-a. reference
j. zat=. ., IS -zs ~ re 5rss.tsa.
% r-5-ss 5.--
A-t .9- o-= have 10 4515. TIA.
'-= F=t-zs ~. 5= properly admin.
.s.e-=t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
GAS ALMOST HERE
MAINS A7E sEI.o LAID o.. --E
SOUTHWEST SECTION OF
TIE CITY.

All those -ao Contemplate usiai
1A.l'a. gas a. ne. a.t Hza; "a,
better sey.a 70 get busy alt a1 :;
--@if homes prepa-a,ory 70 hAv.as
ne sane .ns,Ans! FOR f, I'll. ,.
Ut 4 short .Li.e before zas I'll
. p.p@1 into tie city. Tie A-tnors
H=a; an1 Lga; Co. have a large
force 0. hands al -ork !ay!nz "a.
1a.Is IL TIE city. aa4 al pre-. 81,
'a- force Is e-p.oyet in tie sou.a.
Ees; section o: he city IL the ae.zh.
5o-aoot @. o stree, ard Second and
la.rt avenues. southwest. and 5y
'a.s afternoon Elil have pipe laid
As 'ar .osa - : street. TIE "a.
company -.l have about all the PIP.
AID IN he CRY waiting tor the mains
70 De lad from the fields.
TIE zo-k or The line ron The
'e.-s j. being held cack 10 Z Ger.
ain extent waiting for a ship
meat q pipe taa, las be~ OF tie
-cad t'- s-v-ra. weeks. and as sooa
as ,lA. las been received q, all
Do bur a short tine before the line
al. b completed.
Ta=sca~tl.- o, prices .or the use
- aa,lra. gas IS comparatively cheap
Eaen compared ~i,h Kansas CITY.
Faica Is located abou, ne same d..
;aaee from the gas fields and where
the company charges 30 cents pr
thousand t=e-.
The Advantages o. natural gas over
Goa. CT sood IS 50 manifest that CON.
5aF!soIs are o1.ogs. 4 meal can b. Sc
.ur-t 10 less ume. ali the laboring
nan car get a. hour longer sleep
. The morning From those parties
no have usss natural gas. they
pax Of /, a /: 8: we're a luxury.
Tie comparative CT O. natural
as -t:h -oot and coal tavors gas
); the price charged b. the local
onpary I,
7. Is said tha, for small family
900 feet % gas s!.. be sunc!e.,
Jr .ea; and Ngh; .or a month. The
DC, Of The matter e.. the cost OF
Isl and ltzhi depends upon the
economy prac:Iced BY the housewi,e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
~ --E soAso o. DIRECTORS or
A7oNoEE TRACTION co.
TO OBTAIN A FRANCHISE
- Cr.-s:. Street Car liz. ~ ~.
c'y--Tr.y ~u Sv-cra.. So
sg-es, e-oe.-y "a
in,cre.e

Ta- A-!z9-e T-a-.sz c5aDa..
means business aa4 Is going after a
'-AEea.se from the city 70 ON and
'ge'a,= a s;re~- ea- system ..,s
zo'ss q I: = also he ia.zr..5. o.,
ne COMPANY 70 purchase Considerable
city property A.9zg i,s r.zat o.. aas
'1' 'a@ s--Gose q selling the lo.s
70 51rclas@-s 40 -.I build home.
The E-a@-s. manager q tie con.
ia-y. Joe ? Rlalsoa zas Instructed
20 .o"s over the lads s4r-5s1d.sz
The city 'o- --- 1l-gos4 q p1rcaas.
'-s a--'al.= site Ea.ca al. b.
made into a gars and % sa.es ~g-
DO cons--1---t pa7i.aoa where a
summer -z@a-sr ali BE- op-a=d and q
talc.-z .l-- a. zeL
D, Eas also .-a-1.t that a 5-5-.-
-'.oa s.- be- aat- ~ ta- c1u-e.r
l-.-.-f .ls present ,-aaca!se % DIP.
chase -a- sane and should no terms
reached Whereby the p-es4u. o.z.
-s - .l- franchise ALL s@.. then
route has 1-e- picked out b. tie
genera manager ,or the Ar!no-e
Ifac,-1l Co 20 .rayerse.
T1e company r.u secure suitable F.
oGees .a Tie city within a few days
and furniture suitable ,or the use %
bank and rus; company Installed
ard The aan.l-z and zeal estate d.
nar'neri q IA concern be opened
aad ready :o- ne transaction o..
business
The eHac, route o. the proposed
t1" zo-- 20, 1e given out oy the
genera. msIaEsr after meeting held
MS zo-a.rs 5l; all be made known
!, ne mex, meeting O. the city c0ln I,
70. TIE general manager Joe =
tob..on. ~l-l seen By representa-
I've o. the Ardm1-elte. and asked ,9r
permission 90 publish where the con.
any contemplated running the Hae
he city a-t over wha, streets
he concern would apply for a iran.
1'5~. r"1..e! .aa, d. Eas no, the pub /
.c.s als.r~ss .-.- yet tha, the nat.
er Eas o' a private nature. and OF
10 Interest 20 'ha public
Al assessmen, On the stock uas
'"ei 'a.s morr.-z. and within a fsz
as some .u'ar- ing Developments
regard 'o The building Of another
,re-t car line 10 the city may be-
lpected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
His Dear Cfc uc.-.,.

Ny dear old mother who Is now
sis-iy three years Old. thriyes on II.
=ctric B,.ers writes Z. Z. Brunson.
Of Dublin. Ca. she has taken them
for about Two years and ersoys an
excellent appetite. feels strong and
sleeps Well That's the Way Electric
b-,;ers aHect the aged. and the same
happy results follow IN all cases OF
i-nal- weakness and general debiI.
~ Weak, puny children too. are
greatly strengthened b. them. Guar.
Ac,eed also for stomach. liver and
Fitney troubles. BY W. B. Frame, CITY
Drug Store. 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
TEpEs DIAMOND JUBILEE
srsl.>- fsr -sisins Es5>sl;ls- ~
2. Ls--<n.e n DALAI
l-e--1-s..z s54c.a.

.rtzo-s..s s5~c.aL
Da.as TAras. o., 2. WIN ia
-----l1z tlS1aY q The Fgsz N.I-1a
c.s8 A. ne sta,z iair. q, s p.11a1.-
TIA, -E- 1-1i=ct fsr ho.3taz Taras
Da1out jubilee erpoEtIo1 rl- -
fairly a.a-1@d- TIE E0y-c=lt aas
r@c-.1-1 4l-s1siA iAstic intors@1.at a.
oger re s-4t- and ~ prtacl1al IA.
t@r JET ~ b. 1-fai,sly 4sc.ae9 e.
ta@ .Jca-3r o. me @T9osltly- T.-
oiuz-us o: Dallas and Fort Worn
have !o.aet .a ssxiaz that ,hs biz
far ~ -e.f A. ArUrE-oa. a s!az4
nAray 1-.s-~u t1- TO cl.l@s san
Ant5-.5 and AIs-lu are uOrsiry .-
cola.- ha-r-ss Nth the idea o' hag.
inz ne @E1ls..l9u Iocata-i a1r-a.
whore b-'ra-a -ae state cay.,4l aat
the Alamo city. and p Paso. ,,- 5.t
On TIE western border. ls rGlI..z.
alone Fith the greatest Of eonhdsnr4
10 ul'.nata s4cc@sA The people 1'
la Porte aat L%a1ls City have also
FlEZ-s-et that the e1p1slt.0a b.
held a. C.-ar.ak- Many rall-8afs
pass within A '-E miles Oi ,h- as-
and % addition % natural a4sl-
tage- The spot IS but a fes m.
distant from me San Jaeinto sa.--
ground. ono % 'he historic sl,-7 1'
TeNa-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
Ssra Times In kan>as

TIE Old days Of Era4.ho,psrs and
FsGo are a-DoSi forgotten 10 the
prosperous Ksnsss os tsdsy; although
aussu OF CoAsu. Earl ssAmsurr.
Aas Hs; ysi fscEo<tsn a isrl tine he
.seouEier't he ssys:"l vas ~ora
cut ass slscssrsgal By coughing righ,
alt day, and could I'D Ne relief I'll
! Eisa DR.. NGgs New Discovery. II
tssx less than sss bottle " complete
y cure os." The safest and Eos, re-
lse.s cough and cold cure and lung
sns throat healer ever discovered
Guaranteed By ". 3 Frame City
lraS stsrs Soc and SIs.. Trial Sot.
us css.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
Julae Butler q par.on.

Judge Butler acted as parson this
afternoon and performed the mar,
riage ceremony Eat united Jacob
Cooper and aA,tie Isaacs in the OILY
bonds o' matr!omny. The couple are
ChoctaT Indians. The Judge did
the Job IN an approved manner. and
Immediately after the ceremony ga.
llted the bride as they generally do
10 Middle Tennessee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
IMPORTANT TO ABSTRACToRS

a
Wa-a ~ c-esi.4-.
1Es h 1--lsua-
r0l o. ~. 5= u-r-s-
ary 'J- y51 % cave
do1t ~ % .gslr@ss
TIE American s1r=.y
CoI Igauy mako At
s-ra-ters 5oa.s
Write T1a Logan
oDl--y Abstract 4
I0az CO Gg.ar.-. o.
? At ONCE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
Ea-s.,n s,-n c,,-.t,..

Md -slo-o. X. Oct ---B-'s-.
-a'.az ls special -ala here TO-DAY.
Vice Pf=sifeat Fairbanks made clear
BE coalition 30 --e'--nc- 10 quotations
'-'1 ---,a.a 81: Lol.s aad S-z Ys-.
li--r' ,o ,as e5-c, jaa, he zas 10.
1ar1l-a,- actively o- rec-g,..-ly.
'-r The 1-asiieucy
7s at ma, sail- In :. LOUIS h.
'a'.s-c positively ~ discus. soI.,~s
'-t -aa. aay s'ar-men, alleged D.
-a7- come from him 10 reference t9
aa.oual politics or The presiieu-r
sas entirely unfolnd-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
Yat;is Isaacs O. A.tnore.

The Carter Avenue Home Mission
Society all serve a 25c dinner in the
Hlas.s building Thursday from II go
% o'clock ga
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

The Carter Avenue Home Mission
Society will serve &c dinner in the
Hinkle building Tnur-day from 1880
% o'clock. 2s-,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
WARNING ORDER.

ln the United s'1,es court lr '-.
Indian Terri,0rv Southern rr.-i-.
ThOs p Cathey. paina- vs..
Walter Nuzze,I. defendant. Ma. -.s1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

The Carter Avenue Home Mission
Society Til serve SC dinner In The
H!Ek!e building Thursday -rom 1870
10 o'clock ga
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

A1y 1.s Ea---z % s=-. a--.-e
= s-=----1 EaT ave ..-- -.- ..-s
- - P-1-5- a--=--1- a: 70.
s--7.tz -. - r9--. 5.. %
f-@s - - cafe. p 60 .s.-a---.
3DHSsDS -.s E!a.,--
II Ca, 49, o. : Cs1-: H1..@
-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
Minimum Orders Accepted
BAGGAGE LINZ
Nsrrss. Licenses Issu.a.

The following marriage licenses
Ter- issued .: tse ,Oc4. clerks o..
hc@ today:
Allan At=rhol; 70 Miss Dixie Fuller.
both 0; CHEEK
Jacob Cooper O. Brock 70 Ms.
Yattis lsaaes o: Artno-e.
EzFnes, saaE O: Tisaonl-g3 %
N.ss ltell Mayes 0, Wiley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

II cones put up In . celiopsibl.
hhs With a aoals. easy ts apply 10
the soreness and lsfamation, for
any form Of piles; II seothe, and
rsisyes pain. itching sna burain.
Nan san Pile Remedy. Price 90
cents Guaranteed.
Sold BY City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

Although We all have our ups and
downs. it Will be noticed that II al.
ways seems further up than II does
down.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

Lots % meu ~9lldat knov wha, 10
do v!ch their money II they shoult
ever get out 0, debt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28
roe SALE

'CE s4LE-Clsas. - ASA. "a.
al-- '--ss 70 s..- 30 e.e.es
y-:-E 1S E- az .sz =.
a--sy i 20: 5-s.-=ss :. Y.
s5rst..-=gu Co--,a- IT..
Pcz sALE-ol! z4.s5a,e-s a.:
-saTy sra5s.-E sa.@- a; Ar.zo-.-
!.s o'sce
FDs sALL-G1,st s1g.T Acrs4. 54r.
'.e;.y sac tsr e.!..-ss Psss4 g..
-.
FOR sALE-Ol H.c.rov. Has.a
h''-rooa ca;~<. v.ta al no4srz
es-'-a!.se-s Psozs sai ~.
FIVE YEAR LEASE FOR SALE
PAD - .lvs-yeas lease o. go acre.
.. .s@ -1..es -as: % A-dno-= near
Fa!.roa1. 7ar,.y Improve. p ? VII
sih ,oa. Rag.a. : 7. as
FOR SALE a -srs u4.- cheap
J'-- .@s.-. The sassr. Cat4s :,
z7,'
FOR sALE-s0ac-s ia-a rea- D..
Icon Texas 4 bargain See 7 b
BrJoss The Other Furniture Man
% Cstt0 s. A..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

In the hurdle race FOR wealth many
o. Us jump al conclusions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

= Ant .l--s 80 e 2. --l--..,.
A.; - 80 = -. =, 80 ...l-
--- f-c';s a. -Ts A.. 20 -ga
S-' IA 81. -r ~
az '-cr-- -L-: --=- s.1--- .-
'i-t5 g. a.. % HL- = 5-,.-
f-- .r--- -.-s- g.1-ss IA a.:
- -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-28

Ant - tnsk Asc-r - NJ
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Ill.,. Aug CATTLE.
Nominally steady. receipts were light
but few arriving Packing stuff was
FIRM but with little outside demand.
Willie lie steer irade has been full
Of er engagement to sellers all week
the dmand for cows has been even
better sharper advances have been
registered IN the butcher cattle trade
than in any other department. The
entire market has been strengthened
hy tAe fact that the receipts wcle
lisht, BY about $1,000 less than last
week.
H0GS-Steady TO strong. Specu
lators early forced the prices to high
levels hut when the demand from that
qtlarter grew slack the packers began
lidding at lower figures. Later the
market became stronger on good ship
ping demand
SHEE Dull. about steady Lambs
steady Offerings of ftesa stuff were
meagTe