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Rlauks Boston.

Blanks Boston.
BOSTON. MASS. April 21.-Philadel-
phia shut out Boston today o, TO- 10 y =.
tered and was steady at all times. !.
Score by innings: X. n. r.
Philadelphia 80 20 00040 0-i 3 ]
DG Batteries: viekers and sehrsek
Pruitt Cicotte and Criger. Time. Icy
Umpire, Sheridan.
CLEVELAND. O.. April .21.-cleye-
land took the first game OF the series
while Walsh was hit opportune!y. La.
Ing were features.
The score bydnnings: +. -. p
chissEo. d 1900 500 90 !
Batteries: Joss and Clarke: Walsh
and Sullivan. Time. 1899. Umpires
O'Loughlin and Egan.
Big Score.
NEW YORK, April e1.-This after
Moons cold wind worked worked "a adversely .'a ay
trying to hold New York in check.
The score BY innings: R. Il. .
Was YetR $93e Tia L L
street reat,s and warner; Lake. Kleinow aMt
Blair: Time. 2:25 umpires, Connolly
eN use Six Pitchers.
DETROIT. MICH, April 21.-Detroi,
filled the bases with no one out ir
the ninth, but a line drive straight 2,
Ferris resulted in double play and
saved st. Louis from danger. Each side
used three pitchers
Score by innings: T. r.. ~
Detroit 0201 900 O-5
St. Louis. =. .....3 600 03O-S II
Batteries: Schrivcr. Suggs. Gillian anC
Payne: Bailey, Graham. Howell ant
Stenfens. Time. 2:lO. Umpire, Evans
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TRIMS Ac ApEMY /.

The heavy hitting boys from Nc
Cures won all exciting game from the
Richmond Academy on the Seminary
diamond yesterday afternoon by the
score Of 4 to l., The Mcclure rooters
We're on hand and used their voices TO
a good advantage, Throckmorton kept
his head throughout the game ana
the two men lie walked never came
played a good game. ForAthe Academy,
Quarles played the best game, In the
third inning the Academy boys We're
nervous, and with three hits and a
runs. This makes the second game Me 4
Gulre's has won IN successions heating
the Richmond High School i r4Isday to
tho tune OF 3 to 2, @ III q. n
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Auttion Scales, Future Daps.

trict Court OF the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia. in
the matter Of Maggie NJ; anderson,
entered on the 18th day OF April, 1908.
and in execution Of the deed of trust
from the said Maggie NJ. Anderson,
dated the 21st day OF October. 1907,
and of record in p. B. 195 a, page $50,
Richmond Chancery Court, the under
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL 81 1908.
at o'clock P. NJ. the real estate re-
ferred to in the said decree and deed.
and situate as above stated, comprising
the new and spacious detached two
story frame two-family apartment
house, No. 40 North Twenty-third
1t being modernly appointed, neat and
substantial, and under rental at $40 per
month: the spacious and substantial
detached two-story corner brick and
frame residence, No. I'll North Twenty
third Street, adjoining the above on
the north. with the corner lot on
which it stands, having the modern
conveniences. newly papered through
out, we'll appointed for two families.
and under rental at $50 per month: and
the very desirable vacant lot adjacent
on N street. fronting 81 1912 feet, and
udNluS SOou ucplt- lie
of the said several parcels being shown
by the plat of survey thereof to be eX-
hibited at the time OF sale. and which
may be seen earlier If desired upon
application to the auctioneers.
The sale of these properties affords
unusual opportunity for profitable in
vcstment. and Investors and home-
seekers are respectfully urged to at
tend a the hour named.
TERMS: One-third or more in cash,
and the residue upon credits in two
equal instalments at one and two
years by negotiable notes, with inter
est added, and secured by deed of trust
upon the property purchased
GEORGE C. GREGORY,
Trustee In Bankruptcy in above
matter;
j. B. ELAN
Trustee in the above-nnmed deed.
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'TEN-INNING TIE.

The Planters and First National Bank
teams put UP fine exhibition of ball
Yesterday afternoon, and after ten in
ed with the score standing S to S,
Score by innings: II.
First National ....... OIL 22lOO o O-S
Planters .i..,..... 70 022 0 o 0 0--S
The ltne-up was:
Panters-Archer, first base; Horton,
second base; Dorset, pitcher; Macfar-
lane, sllortstop; CARING on, third base;
HHl,aafG a, catcher; Pate, centre field;
First National--J, NJ lller, catcher;
PITT, shortstop;s Redman, third base;
GrImp. second base: Wheat, centre
I!ela Gray left field !: Haw, first base;
tleld.M Umpire. Henry EbeL
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RICHMOND PLAYS
ROANOKE TO n TIE

. d ~
snndhcrr. clarl; flew out to sand
herr.
in the Lawmakers half. sandl,crr
sent single to the central garden,
and passed to second when 'ritman
went out to first. Ison fouled to
Painter, but Boyle delivered two
bagger that scored sandherr.
The locals came back In the next
Inning with three more amid tile hap
py cheering of the fans. Thompson
was batted everywhere.
Heffron led off with drive over
second that was good for three bases.
Lipe followed with the same kind Of a
hit for az many bags. allowing Hef-
from to walk home. Kanzler went out
at first. but Riggs sent pretty single
to left. scoring Lipe and going to
second on the throw IN Sandherr
was thrown out by. Mcmahon, but TIT
man singled to left, scoring RIGGS.
Titman. however. was put out attempt
Ing to steal second. The score:
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BY bucking up in the seventh inning

BY. bucking UP in the seventh inning
with two three-baggers and two sin
giles. the Lawmakers, In their second
game with Roanoke yesterday, saved
Themselves from defeat and brought
the game to finish with tie score
At the end OF the ninth inning Umpire
Westervelt called the game on account
cured six runs.
Neither team put up the exhibition
they did on Monday. but their batting
was heavy and furnished sufficient cx-
citemeat. Sparks was tlihmped In
every direction IN the third hut after
that be fed shoots from the hill with
more discretion. Lipe played well at
third. while his batting was OF the best
character. Painter put up good game
ut first and was responsible for three :
base hit. Pop" Shaffer became 80
animated on the coaching lines that
he was put of for the second time by
tho umpire.
The teams are we'll matched. and the
last game to-day should be hard
fought grapple. 1t was nice day for
In attendance.
After Roanoke was extinguished in
order In the FIRST, Heffron was hit by
y pitched ball and Lipes single sent
him to second. Kanzler sacrificed. ad
Hancing both men. and Riggs's welt to
left field for one base scored them.
Sandherr thrashed the atmosphere; then
Titman was thrown out by Clayton
Clayton led off with single in the
following inning. passing to second
when Painter got hit by ball. Nc
Mahon put a hunted fly into Lipe's
hands. and Wallis lined one to the
manager.
Clayton and Painter went to third
and scored on wild pitch. and when
kanzler let Martins liner go through,
him. both scored. Wallis sent a Diff
ficult fly to short, but Sandherr took
1t In.
The visitors came back with three
more in the third inning, and Rich
mond's chances looked rather glun,.
Lohr was thrown out by Ison. but
Clark reached first on hit to short,
stealing second. Hessler fouled to
Boyle. but Clayton singled to centre
scoring Clark. Then Painter came up
with a three-bagger. scoring Clayton.
Mcmahon singled and scored Painter,
but Wallis went out to Sandherr.
The Highlanders sent their last man
home In the sixth. Wallis walked.
went to second on Martins single, and
10 third on Thompson's sacrifice. Wal
lis came home on fielder's chance
when Lohr was thrown out at first by
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BY IF. A. N1cCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
!. 1 9West Duval Street

In execution of a trust decd OF 25th
March 1906, and recorded in r. B. ISs
B, page ESQ. Richmond Chancery Court
the undersigned VIII offer for sale,
upon the premises, on
i3 MONDAY. APRIL eth,
at p. NJ, all the real estate conveyed
by said deed, consisting OF Il two-story
frame dwelling and other improve
ments, with lot fronting fifteen feet
on the southern line of Duval Street
between Price and Clarke Streets. and
running back 90 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to cost and eX-
pensos OF sale, all delinquent insurance
and taxes, and 10 pay q note of $3.50,
with interest from 25th March, 1905;
balance ut ono year, with interest, and
secured by trust deed. or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser.
ri. "A, McCURDY, Trustee.
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Mest Ilnd Meeting,

Tho managers and raptnlns o. The
West End Athletic ASSOCIATE Ion viii meet
snoSt Thursday at r. NJ. In Room T03,
American National Bank BUILDING, for
the purpose OF fixing he schedule Of
the league All8rcpresentatives are re 4
iquostcd to attend. as tllis Will BIO tho
last meeting or Importance.
Sidney Takes Gnmc,
The Grammar League game played at
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TRUCKERS AGAIN
DEFEAT NORFOLK
Especial to The rimes.Di,pa,ch.

NORFOLK, VA. April 2l.-Norfolll
went down in defeat before the Truck
ers, the second game going to the lat
ter team by tho score of to 2.
For >our innings the game was nip
and Tuck, both Vail and Bertram show
ing up strong In the box. In the nth.
seventh and ninth Bertram was found.
totalins five runs. For Norfolk. Jack
son hit for homer in the sixth, and
a hit on top OF an error gave them a
run IN the ninth. Both teams played
poorly in the field. Score:
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Second Shut-Out.

Special to The Ttmea- Dlspatch,l
IIAMPD tN-SIDNEY, VA, April 81 -
Ilampden- Sidney again shut out Clus--
tor Springs this afternoon, winning by.
the score o & 8 to o. Bowers pitched
for the home team. i \. si
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Three Straight.

Three Straight.
CINCINNATI. o.. April 21.--Cincin-
natl made 1t three straight from Pitts
burg this afternoon. Lecver was COM
pelied to retire after the third inning
Young taking his place.
The score BY innings: r. II. u
Pi ttsburs..... ooiooioo2-4 ii
Batteries: weimer, Spade and Me-
Lean; Lever. Young and Gibson
Time, LAS. Umpire, Rigler.
Outplay Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, April. 2l.-New
York made 1t three straight with
Brooklyn to-day. outplaying the hong
team at every point Tenny was put
out OF the game in the sixth for
protesting a decision.
The score by innings: II. II. f.
New York;. 5000 0301 81 IL
BROOKLYN. 000OO10 00--1 5 j
Batteries: Wiltse and Bresnahnn;
Bell and Ritter. Time, LAO. Empires
Rudderlam and Emslie.
Gets Final Game.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. April Ill
Boston to-day won the maj game OF
the series here by to l. BOSTON
mixed up hits with Riches wildnesS
and fielding and battery errors. anu
The score by Innings: Ri, z E;
PHILADELPHIA. 0ooooo1oo-l
Batteries: Lindaman and Bower.
man: Richie and Doom. Time, two
hours. Umpire, Klein.
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the Lehigh players played sharp field
Ing game.
Virginia meets North Carolina here
the series for the Southern champion
ship. Susong will oppose Fullen-
weider.
To-day's score:
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Win In Tenth,

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Y GREENSBORO, N: c.. April 21-In
q ten-lnning game the Greensboro
League team defeated Delaware Uni.
versty BY the score of 4 to q.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute,

Summary: Two-base hits. Handy:
Atkins Lodge; double plays. Handy to
Ezekiel: base on balls, off Persinger 5
Wright q; hit BY pitched balls. len,
Wright; struck out by Persinger ., by
Wright s. Time of game, two hours.
Umpire, Mr.. Rlankenship, Attendance,
800.
.prltchard batted for Persinger.
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NOTICE.

BY direction Of the Freight Claim
Agent, l will sell at public auction OF,
MAY g. 1908, on the premises of the
Atlantic coast Line Railroad Company,
Richmond, Va, corner Canal and
charges two cars of. Wood and one car
Lumber consigned to a. Blacker, Rich
mond, Va, Cars a. G, r. lIS47,5 a, G. L,
24h25 and a. c. L. 5Sl9.
TERMS: Cash,
Sale commencing at 10 a NJ.
(Signed) j. a, IluSKE.
Route Agent.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.

In execution Of a deed of trust.
dated March 49, 1906. and recorded in
the clerks office of Richmond Cham
Gerry Court. D. B., page - default
having been made in the payment OF I
certain of notes therein secured
will sell at auction. on the premises
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 90, 1905,
at $3.50 o'clock the above mentioned de-
sirable property. The house contains
seven rooms, Is detached. in good ore
der and will make an especially at
tractive home. the location being first
class
Fl TERMS: At sale.
Fl. r. POLLARD, JR.. Trustee.
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Struck out--by Sparks, 4: BY Thomp-
aon.. g.. Passed ball--.Boyie. Will
pitch-Sparks. Time Of game--2;yb.
re---Westervelt. Attendance.-5,5OU
eClnrk hit by battcd ball
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Byrd Tark yesterday between Sidney
and West End resulted In q victory fol
the former, by the close score of 10 "a
Ma The batteries for sidney We're II,
Iuldls, r. BEDFORD and j., ArmhriGht;
for West End, s, Gottrell b. Calder
and "a, Warwick,
Il second For Sutf0lk,
/ SpecLal to The Times pispateh,l
8SuFFOLls, NN, .April at,--SuffoilS
again defeated Norfplk High School TO-
f,,ny,t tile score being IL to 8.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

New York. Is. Washington, IS.
Boston. o; philadelphia, 4
Detroit, s: st. Louis, s.
Cleveland, s; Chicago. l.
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standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-day.

Games To-Day.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
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Other Cameo, M sS 5s
AT Guilford College; Gniltord College,
12a ST, Joints College. Annapolis
As, al Augusta. Mercer, ! o /, Furn1an, \, a
NYash lngto George own, 8; Penn.
lsylyanIa, S2. sss II li sii
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The tabulated score follows:

Macon at Ashland next Saturday In tile
second game Of theirs championships
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Lehlgh ...........3 0 2 I 0 0 0 0-6
Virginia .........0 o L o 1 o Q 2 o.
Summary: Earned runs-Vlrgnia 3.
Left on bases-Lehigh, s; Virginia O..
Two base hit-Rose Three-base hits.
Walker. Struck out-by F'lippen. 2; by
serfass. / by Morrison, l: by Douglas.
6: by Walker, i. First base on balls
off Flippen. s; offrAiorrison, I. Hits
off Flippen. 5, in seven innings; off
Morrison, 2, in three innings; off
Douglas. 2. in five innings. Stolen
bases-Bricker. 2; Walker, 2: Cabannis,
2: Hume. Thorn. 3. Double play-Pick-
ford (unassisted). Sacrifice hits-Rosc,
Morsack, Honaker. Hit by Pitcher
Thorn. Passed ball-Bowe. Umpire,
Hoffner. Time 2:lO
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Summary: Two-basc rits-Boyie,
Clayton Three-base hits-Heffron,
Lipe. Painter. Stolen bases-Boyle,
Lohr, Clark, Mcmahon. Base on balls
off Sparks, 2: off Thompson, 3. Hit
by pitched balls-Heffron, Painter.
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He had entire confidence In his
ability to defeat boil, Kelly and Cart
nell. and was just In the act Of re-
suming training for the Olympic trials
when he received the final word from
his father. The senior Rector is prorni-
uent in politics in his native State.
Arkansas. He was the opposing candi-
date against Governor Davis In the
memorable campaign Of 1903.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdny's Results.
Philadelphia. l; Boston. 3.
Brooklyn. L: New York, 8.
Cincinnati, O.; PittsburE. A.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games ro-Dny.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg,
Philadelphia. at Boston,
Brooklyn at New York
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BY The Virginia Auction Company,
COG East Broad Street. Phone 1851.

BY The Virginia Auction Company
COG East Broad Street. Phone 1851.
CARLOAD or HIGH-GRADE AND
MEDIUM HOUSEHOLD GOODS. All
2 AUCTION, WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE
To-MoRRow THURSDAY, APRIL
90. 1905.
commencing at 1890 a. NJ. Will men,
tlon In part: Our Z la octave Upright
Piano OF a standard. make. Massive Par
Tor Suits, Odd Chairs, Rockers, Hand
some Leather Library Suit. Fifty Brass
and Iron Beds, Spring. Felt and other
Mattresses, 100 Burnt Wood Chairs,
a5 Assorted Rockers: Handsome Guar
tered Oak Highly Polished, Bedroom
Suits, Wardrobes, Up-to-Date Dining
room Furnishing, Handsome Sideboards,
China Closets, Round and Square Pc
destal Tables, Chairs. Carpets Drug
gets Mating. Ollcloth, Linoleum, Pic
lures, Mirrors, Sewing Machines. Bed
ding, Bed Linen. Quilts. Spreads. sheets,
Blankets; everything pertaining to
housekeeping. Including Furniture from
tho medium to the highest grade. Sale
positive. Terms cash. The public in
vited to attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co,
Cos East E3roa6S Ctraet
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COLUMBIA. s. G.. April 2l.-Au-
Eusta and Columbia played a tic game
here to-day. The game was called
at the end of the eighth inning onsac-
scountof darkness.
Score by innings: II. RI. Il.
Augusta 3 20 O oil 0,0---4 10 !,
Columbia .,.......0 000503Ol--a S =
f Batteries: Sitton, Dexter and Car
son; Friend and Cote. Time, . hours.
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RECTOR NOT 10 RUN
rspeclal 10 The .rimes- pIspa.eh.

Especial 10 The Times DIspa,ch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April a.
James a. Rector. "the Virginia Flyer"
considered tho most promising candi-
cate in America for the 1o0-yard dash
in the Olympic games next summer,
will not enter the trials to be held
at Philadelphia early in June At the
urgent request OF his father, who is
In III health. he to-day notified tho
Amateur Athletic Union to withdraw
his name from, tho entry list. Rector
was invited by the Amateur Athletic
Union to compete with Dan Kelly and
iCartmcll. In the past year in tho fifty
yard dash he has twice defeated Cart
nell, OF the University OF Pennsyl-
vania. and the .fleet.footed Smthson
member of the New York Athletic
Club At the Fifth Regiment games
In Baltimore. In February, Rector
broke a worlds record by making the
100.yard dash. on a board track, In
ten seconds flat defeating. among
others. j. y. Whitman. last years track
captain at Pennsylvania.
The time. indoors was once before
made by Bernard J. Wefers. in Brook
lyn. but on dirt track. At the
Southern Intercollegiate last spring
Rector ran the hundred in 4-5 sec.
onds. equallng the record made by
Dan Kelly at Spokane in 1906
Rector's inability to compete in the
to the Virginia student body. and Is
severe blow to the Splinter him.
self, as he had set his heart upon
going to London with the American
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third. Time, It's 30
Sixth race-for maiden two-ycar- olds,
four and half MISUNDERSTANDING
(even) first. j. II. Reed q to 8. place.
second, Gavin teven, show third. Time,
:5i 3-5
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

MACON. GA. April 21.-Macon down
cd savannah to-day, to 0. Showers
was in great form. The locals made
the only run of the game in the second
on an error.
Score by innings: r. II. y.
Macon ;.....s.'.. o'd 9 oso y y - J,
Batteries: Keiber@ and KahllSott;
Showers and Shea. Umpire, Goodhart.
Time, lao.
To-day's game with Charleston was
n regular swatfest and was won In
the ninth inning with one down by
the locals. the score being 10 to o..
Score BY innings: r. II. Il,
Jacksonville ...1 024O01--lO l6 4
Charleston II. 100 4 OF 0 2 O2-G9 II 4
Batteries: Clancy. Goettell and Roth:
O'Connor, O1talloran and ReisinGer.
Time, $50. Umpire, TRULY.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Ycstcrday's Results.
Richmond, 8; Roanoke, 8.
Danville, 8; Lynchburg, 2.
Portsmouth, g.; Norfolk. 9.
standing Of the clubs.

Games To-day.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Lynchburg at Danville
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| arge Building
| ot

oNcARY. NEAR LoN1BARDY STREET,
SsssS1s5 FEET TO ALLEY.
At request of owner we will OFFER
this splendid building lot at public
auction. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %. 1905.
at o'clock P. NJ. This property is
on the north side just east of Lom-
hardy, and splendid renting section.
1t is suitable for business purposes
and highly adapted to medium sized
dwellings that would command ready
tenants, and should attract investors
and home-seekers alike.
TERMS: Announced at SALE
sa=sz By Pollard &, Eouhv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-20
TWO FIRE LOSSES.
Occurred This Morning In Opposite
Sections Of the City.


For the first time in several weeks
the fire department was called out
to answer an alarm of fire but such
was the case early this morning
and before daylight. The department
was called out to respond to two
alarms, one in the extreme northwest
section of the city, the home of John
Harris, and the other the hay and
feed barn of T. l.. Holland in the
extreme southwest section of the
city. The damages amounted TO about
$4,000 or more and was partially in
sured
The Holland fire is supposed to
have been caused by hoboes using
the barn as sleeping quarters Mr..
Hollands loss amounts to between
s11OO and 81 POO and was insured for
about half its actual value. The lIar-
ris home was valued at about $4,000
building and furniture and was par
italy insured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-20
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
IN STATE CONVENTION TO-DAY.
FIGHT RAGING OVER INSTRUCT.
ING DELEGATES-AT.LARGe.

Harrisburg, May 20-Thc democrat
ic state convention was called to
order here today. r. W Irwin Of
Washington county was chosen tenn
porary Chairman Col James Gutfcy
OF Pittsburg. national committeeman.
is leading the fight against instruc.
tions to delcgatcs-atlargc which
promise to be close.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-20
Chronic Constipation Cured

One who suffers from chronic con-
stlpation is in danger OF many serious
ailments. Foley's Orino Laxative
cures chronic constipation as It aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels, restoring the natural action
OF these organs. Commence taking
it today and you will feel better at
once. Foley's Orino Laxative does
not nauseate or grippe and is pleasant
10 take. Refuse substitutes. For sale
bY all druggists. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-20

Is the final condition OF any child that
has worms-if 70 lives. Think OF nav
ing something IN your stomach that
eats all YOU take as nOurlsnment. Nine
tenths OF the babies have worms may
be yours has. BE certain that II has
not by giving It Whites Cream Vcrmi'
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-20
NV PEOPLES PARTY
GENERAL coxEY TO BE PRESENT
AT RATIFICATION MEETING
IN EMPoRlA NEXT MONTH.

Topeka, May 2O-State Chairman
Hewitt today issued a call for a rat
ification meeting at Emporia on June
IL of the new peoples party or what
is left of the populist party, General
Coxey Of Ohio is to be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-20
viii Deliver an Address.

Re, :. D. 10. Rc,dy of ia, viii de
liver u address, before are local
Pythim lodge boo this cit. tomorrow
night at It's meeting quite a mum.
D.t %, the visiting clergy are mcm-
beers ol the order and Will attend. 1t
u,bDo,,s rcy Pythiau iu the city To
be present