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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30

all bort n0ll lie trnqell, lpie 0u3 ci.
qentIih gefonnncn lit lmo mic iidJ ga.
gegcn unfdmpfen lGBtober oerNtori6
Der Ybalanr Acbt ieIt mo cutidloiicu
i oenl ndd)ltcn Nabltug eutgcgcn. limo
mos bier lln0 an0cr9lUO 0cgcn 0ie
hon Der &crfnliung qorontirtc per.
i0nlidc 6rCjbCit lmO Ocu burmloien
&cbcnSgcmlB gciiinOigt uor0cn iit
boriibcr miro man III Der Mabhtrne
hie Gllittuu8 uble8eu.
Cine ribtige &oritclmg pcrnod
mon iib in ser 0ictropolc pon 0icier
oQgcnleinen 9cmcQmQ oca Geutih-
tblulS I'M Stootc, luobrl6ciulb nid)t
5ll biIocn, Ninn fiuOct Tie ni6t mlr
III 0en gr0Bcrcn @emcinucicn ion.
bern uu6 III fIciucren %lGBen N}un
tonn iic in @ouabfecpiie beobndterI
lm0 trifit lie in MinaSton iuie ilbcr'
all l1ngo 0cS S5uOipn GbulcS an.
9Il9 Staot2 SdoBmeiitcr Salllcr III
OiiOOlctomn nit icincn 1000 Gin
l0obnCrt eintraf mar Der gScg pom
Sobnbofc bis 5luu Opera Snlt'c taIt
bon Der qoBen @ep0lferlUa bcIcBt
lulo ilbcruu itreftcn iih 0Cll rllbt'
gen ircuuolAen lm0 nic aus Der
Guiillnu fonnlenoCn Mtannc 0eutid)c
NduOc 5ur 9c0riiBinlg entgc9cn.
Gbrnio felt itc6t 0ua Geutldbtblm bon
9tcpbrrg 5llr ailtcn So6e lm0 nidt
min0cr IN @olbcn.
9tln QIulbcn oIlcrOinGS Oie rcpu,
blifuniihcu 6ii6rcr, oencn ser lin,
itblpung Scr Iin0e niht lrbetanut
it, BOB lid cine I'M 10 gr6Bcrc Ell'
rolitGt fir ibr Sidct i'm mittlcrcn II.
pberen Gbeile 6eS Siuutc9 cntuideln
miro, uber olth BORT lit Der lbCrulc
Noll in Elm cutidicoenc9 Houcn Qero'
tbcn, Oenn IN NGteu mie @lopcrS.
bile ltn0 Slnlter0Qnl, lpiG ibCrol, 100
1ld) 0elltlUc %erclle llllo Srgallll0a
tioncn bciinOCn, lit OaS &oilmg3>port
0pcri0nIcbc tSrcibcjt" ou3gegcbcn
moroelL ln0 Se0er fiibIt ii0 pcrpili6s
tet on ser @clpcglu1 mibuorbcitcu.
lluo babel lit Der @Iitf Der GcuticbcI
II 0cn flcinereu ElGBen, no lie glcib.
lon ola Dorgci6obcnc Soften 6cs 81.
bcrolismtS rmgircn, ltctig nad Dem
Often uno Der groBcu Wtctropole9teius
2)orf gerihtct pon Der in oieicm
Sabre cine EhrrolitGt 5u@umlten per
i6nlicber 5Sreibcit erluurtet miro, 10
sroB lno cntiheiocno. ooB iie fir
lGngcrc ;3eit ben YoIitifern I'M &opi
tol Elm NormInQa5ccbcn iein iolltc,
bon lueitercr &ncbcllna ob5ultebeu
mo Dem freien 9iirgcr GnS jlt Qcs
ben, mas cr SIT Dcrlongcu bcrcbtigt
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30
rSrcDfnS Der Champagne" "
@ron0cnblrG ionlnlcrt iber ieinc
%crboItu9 megcn 6Glibung oca
Glcpclono S6rciben8.

9tcm Dorf %. 0fto6er.-0em
FoIijci &mlptqlnrtier Aing geItCrn
81 ip0tcr 2Ibcnblhmoc einGelcaromnl
OcS FoIi5cihcfs y. s. 9uubod Don
0uDton, ., nit Der Wittbeilung 5t,
0oB bort 9rougbtor 9run0cnburg,
0eQcn 0cn bon ser Nclu Dorfcr
@ruuo SlrO III &crbinOlng NIT ocm
&crfultfe OeS iogcunlruten ,,GIcoeIonO.
@ricIeS" al 0ie ogt.9. 1iucS" cine
olli @roBoicbItabl int 5lucitcn @rooc
laltcn0c 9lnflugc Crbobcn nllrOc, Der
boftct luuroc Ser Votihuit luor ole
Ra6ridt beiqeiiigt Dab 9ron0euburg
gSiIlens lei nnb 9tcm Dorf 3ltriid.
5lltcbrcn. o6nc oo0 @intrcieu Der
giuSliclcrlm9S Eopiere objmparten
Sp0ter trof elm 3lpeitc8 Eelearomm
Don Eoli}ci G6cf gIloburf i'm Soupts
Qltnrtler cilL lporin cS bicB, ,Sreun0e
SrolOcnbllrg'@ miiroen mobri6cine
lid am beutigen Gage cincn Gcriud)
3ll Icincr Sefrciung MAIDEN. 0orouf.
bin lettc lih oo8 Q}iircou bon 9i.
ItrftS gInmolt Serome nit 0cn DC,
BORDEN in Canton in @crbinOlma uno
crIllbtc 0arlrn, bel Der cpcntllellen
Gntldlllntg 8rnn0enburg'S olf elmer
nl00lid)It boben @iirgihoft 5lt bette.
ben. 9etettiO 9tornon SiBiimmon3,
iueIher 6errn &crome'S @iircou 5u,
0ctbeilt it, miro Iih bcutc nod Gon.
ton begcbcn, nm &rnn0cnburg bier
bcr 81 bringCn.
9ic NntIuAc acNcn Nrnnoenbltrg
crfoIQtc, uic ihou cnp0bnt, in Ser,
biu0lma nil 0cm &crfonf einc8 glr-
tifcl2 iibcr Ole poIitildbe Sitltotioll,
ser nod @ran0cubur0's 2InQo6en ans
Scr Sc0er Ocs pcrltorbencn GrsErGli.
0enteH GlebcIon6 Itommen ioltc. 8on
Ncrrn GlcucIonO'S gln0e66ri0cn rno
GrcE10cl prroc Oer gHtifcl ais Sal.
lhltn0 bc}cihnet.
Vran0cnburg iultr0e Ocr6nitct ais
CT cIncn nud gtem Norf ub0cbcnOcn
Su0 bcitcIacn luolltc. Gr puroc in
elmer 3clle Der 0cnl Nobuboic 5,ndhii
Ilcacn0cn Yoli5ei 5t0tiou cin9t.
pcrrt, ruo icin 9lnudlt luQtc ipiter,
OoB CT Cin Subco3 Corpus &erfoG,
rem einleiten lpcr0c, mcuu icin &licnt
ni6t berte acgcn Niirgihoit entloiicn
lDer6e.
NSn elmer IdugCrcn Grtldrllng mcl,
DIE Nrouocnbra 0lwh ieincn glmuolt
Den @cridtcrItottcru }ufomnen lie6,
bc5cihnct cr iih ais Der ,9repiuS
Der Goupugne bonn ,Sobre 1908" Gc
frn1t pb e9 moGlid iei ooB ein Der,
1mltigcr licu'd onnebnIe, er babe
nud] Hobeu lan6er Nrbeit Iiir ciuc
Gntlobnlmg bon Sl20 Die llnteribriIt
zines Gr-Erdii0cntcn Ser Ncrcmigtcn
Sfnoten gcfulld)t Scl0cr 'ttbc cr
ourin i'm Sample neQcn cine itortc
llebermo0t, obcr (botiudcll Die nidt
miocrlegt mcr0en fGuntcu ieicn Die
@clueiIe Ieincr llnlhuI0. Gr babe
ld), ais cr be ,baitct ur0c, ulf oeru
gSegc na6 9telU g)0rf bcim0en nm
Dem Nclu Norfcr Giitrift3 2ln.
malt oieic lluihuIo9belucie III III.
tcr6rciten. Die GrloubniB 3unl Ser
tdric oc5 U}oultifript5, OaS lett 0fGrj
in ieincn S1dnoeu Ncucicn iei, babe
er bon 6rou GlcocIanO uuo Serru
Settings, Den Geitomcnt9poaitrcf.
fern 0e9 Gr Erdiioenten erboltelL II.
gdemonocn Dem cr e9 qejei9t, iei Is
finqcialcn, c5 ais cine 6GIihlmg 3u
bejci6nen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30
9ctrua icinen @ObltbGter.

G btcago, SIlS., q. Sftober. -
Inter Der 9Intlage, ooS &ertralen iei.
ncS @obItbGtcrS miB6rn1djt 81 bu.
ben, Der ibm reiAIide WtitteI 5ir
&oJlen0unG icines Shoilms ser eng.
liI6cn Sprode 5ur &erfiigung itelte.
lUw0c 6reOcrit @ilien, cil1 cbemoli.
ger oclltifcr Shloent mo Sobn ei.
ncS NfiijicrS Der belgiihen glrmee,
Geitern lucgen 9etrugS in Chicago
uerGuitet. Gilicn lit ongetlagt, oic
llntcridrift ieineS @obtbdterS 6. ".
9coL Gicc.Grdiioenten Ser rgteru
Broguc ISIour Wlius Gomponu."
9tem 9roguc, Miuu. unter einem
Gbcd ilber $500 gei1litht uno oieien
om Gicnlto9 bel Der oGrIten Rotio.
nal 9ont" eiltfaiiirt 5ll ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30
Edlrcflihe Tiirre in SllinOiS.

%ltoh Sis, q. Oft. - SuioIgc
Der ieit mebr ais 30 Su0en oltboItcn-
Den Giirrc Iin0 bie YelUo6ner Der
umlicgenOen Ortihoiten Qc5lplngen
ibren 9eOori al @oiier gum Grinfen
lmO &ohen per @nbn 81 be3iebcn.
tGgIid luer0Cn pon bier iiinI nit gSois
Ter belooene @og9on9 nob ben bon
Scr Srodcnbcit bcimgeiu6te1 0iItrifs
ten obgelnn0t. Ger WoicrItan0 0cS
APiIiiliippi bel 9Ilton lit jcBt nieori8cr
OILS leit 20 Sobrcn lm0 Die H0bren Ser
Woiierlcitlmg liegcn nltr nod 80 3oll
inter 8oIcr. Die @ergipcrfc in
Siib &linoiS meroen ocn 9etrie6
einltellcn niiiicn, Oo es an g8oiirr fiir
Die 9onpfnolbincn mongeIt. NSn
ben Counties tSronflin ltnb Mi1innl.
ion, no Oie meiIten aobIcnbcrgpcrfc
llcgcn, lit icit Wtoi ioIt gar fem 9le-
gen 0eiolcn; piele 3e6en lino be.
rcitS peacn @oiicrnlon0clS gcihloi.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30

- 9Sn 9uionio, Cont bo6en, llnr
OoS 9eben scr o1t Sabre olten gu.
bob Sooio 3u retten Die Dor 5luei NO
6cn Gci'm SpieIcn in Ser 9tGbe zines
StrabcnfeucrS bon &opi bis 81 Sui
nerbronnt ulrbe, lid picr5ia Ferio,
nen bercit erfI1rt, Ibeile ibrer Sult
ber5uacbcn. Gie Gparotion ioQ bon
Gr. 4. s. 8olOltcin porgenommen
rucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30
9lm cincr &olnfrcn5nng ucrnnaliift

GolumbuS, ., %. Ofto6er.
Gin &ouljuUd8en uurbe beute bel III
arcu3cn Der @cleiic Der Baltimore
lno G6ip Nobn" 81 Gerbp BON eincm
GrpreBju1 OcmoIirt rmo 9(lbert
2emi3, ionic 6orrp 9ernielot, ole
beiocn Iiuioien bIic6en oui oerStcae
tc0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30

mltbt 0o@ SDladtl0Iff luIe0er lIoJt
5u modcn.
(SpGtcr) - is aelouQ nnh ctti.
ger 3cit, 0o2 ShIo6tItbiif ilott 3ll
moHcn, llno OoNclbc miro icBt uocb
@olo ms Grodcuood gcbrod)t mcr.
0cu.
98ic0cr in Guriu.
GuriL %. Cttobcr. - Ger Scr
ioQ Der 9Gbru8cn IonQtc 6cutc bier
on. Gr bciudtc irincu NcroOe ats
2onbou 5uriidaCtcbrtCn @ru0cr Ocu
@roicn BON Guriu, mO pGtcr oud)
Oic &6nigin.Wluttcr WtorQ6crito, mcl.
dc fiir3li6 ans Eori3 3luiidfcbrtc.
IS criItirt outer @run0 iir Die Pin.
nobnc, bob oo8 Gohrm Der N6rciic
oeS 6cr5oNS nod Den &rr. St0otcn
nod nidt icItgcicbt lit.
9(rmo0o: &limbim in ISo-
pon5uGn0c.
9ofobum a, %. Cttobcr. - Die
SIT G0rell DER onIerItolIl'dlcl ShIohtz
l@IIIHloIle plef lillo zorro prtollltaI'
'EI'l' orlIIol'Iel' N'''Il@tell'Il lNlo''eh
prl'lr HoVl'o puol'r llIll tll''ill Sili'r
o''l Soto oV' SWtuUtlWlIIrH "Nl'lL
lOtlu,c'l' OCT "iI'Ft'lol''IWe "ollWoIler
4 0''c'| "oIl'''"! SP'tIQ l'i'o o'e 10
9''r' u''''tuui'IIutll HI'jlere pet
'uoo'''"' "'''u5y.'l8 luHu c'H el'''
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r.h'. ,.rsa' - = w. ,,;''H'''" ;tn" ga wv
d., t'p," ~" oHI H'!''' } p'',," ,'''''''!'
C, C'"l,' .to'o" U,"''p'''' '''o '''
''T',n Ma. |s, ts,,.C',..,,s C,% C"," IVY, rs >
o4cn9Ifer,,,o IN Som 5oo ro,+o ors
sic omcrifoniicbcn Offi,icrc NM
I Nionnlhoitcn hentc lofio ncrlicBcu,
i'm nod 9)ofobomu ptriid3ufcbrcL
mar unbeid,rciblid,. Ole oon3e Cobrt
luor cine u1unterbrocbcne Hcibe Don
Spotionen, un0 in g)ofobono lcbtc
ooS Golf sic Concentration tort, bis
sic 9(nIcrifuncr sic @critc erreidt II.
Iih ollf ibrc Gdliffc bcdebcn bottcn
llcbcroQ ,porcn Sdnlfinbcr III Iebcn.
lpeIhc omcrifoniIhc CSohuc ihncuf.
fen 1ub oncrifoniIhc Qicbcr Ionocn
Ter Rcilh Ser g(mcrifoncr If obue
sic ocriuoItc unIicbIonlc 0t6r,ruo
brrItrirhcn boS mrTtcr6oftr gcuch.
mon scr @Yitr hot INN Cotton npr
cyononcr sic or6ftc o(rcrfeu,,,,no 40.
irnhcr rrh Sic frc,nhicboit(ihc 5n(.
t,n, hcr ionoui,rhcn o}cnSIfcrrno Iic5
0}irhts en miinic6cn iibrio.
o,.:;E. -44s .s
" - ." > ;" " =" " " i =
FoIflol 0eeptL
@oth en9lono, %. Sftober -
Ger merlfonllhe 9otlcboIter @bites
lam NetO bat bier cine Seod6tniBto'
rel fitr Den 9roBen StaotSnlonn mO
NeOncr Gomlmo 9urfc entbilllt. Gic
Goicl lit II, Dem Soltle, OoS 9urtc
bel 2cbjcltcn bepobnte, oltf93ItclIt.
Gic Sto0t mar 81 Gbren OeS Grs
cigtiIIcS bcfIo9At. Ger 8ilrgcrlnei-
| tier NIT zen Splben Der 9eborOen
cmpfin0 Den 9otIhoIter onf bent
@o6nbolc &1 @nllo-Soll Iono Elm
@o6cItrij6Ititd ltott, bel oem Sr. GciO
Der Snllptreoher mar. 9tod) Ger Glltz
ihoitcr lnic0cr cine I1noerc Neoe in
Scr er ou2ijlbttel OoS mutbigite umo
meitblidcu0ltc Wtoncnt IN 9urfc'5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30
Sic periOnIi6c Srcibeit
EppOiitiOu gcgcn @OnUcrncnr S7ngbeS
in Rclu-YOrf mGdJtig crItarft.

Tic 2l6nci9lmg nodt iit III &rcilcn
gcltcno, no mou tie gar ni6t crs
mortct 6attc. - ScIbIt III frij1c.
rem rcpublifoniidcn @oH6ur9cn
iicbt c3 iblimnt ans iijr @m95cS.
Sic Geutibcn bil0cu cine &C.
i6loHcnc %5olonr 9c8cn i5n. -
Co5 Qoiltna@port Scr oeutiAcn
&crcnc lit npcri0nlidc 6rci5cit"
Sino Ser 3wan959eicb8cbcrci
uii0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-30
o Itrci6ii6c8 9 dGod t.
ihiff qeItronbet.

5rtcIt, %. Sftobtr. - GaS neuc
0Itreidiifc Sdlodtidiff ~Gr5ber5og
s5ron6 6cr0inonO" purOe in Der leb-
ten 0aht bei Siola, neun WeiIen iiio-
lpeitlid pon bier oltf ben StrnnO ge-
trieben. GoIielbe lief crit Dor aur-
sen pom Stapcl lmo mar nod nidt
uolcnbet. @eItern g(6eno mur0e IS
nnd Wu0gin bugiirt unO Dor oem
oortigen Saien reronfert. Seine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Yes" said MIR rntcr. with ill con
cealcd pride. "my youngest boy makes
some smart remarks at times. only re-
Gently he asked me what IL meant 10
be an apprentice. / told him that 10
meant the binding OF one person To- ana.
other 10y agreement and that one per.
son so bound had 60 teach the other an
he could of his trade or protcs,inu
while the other had 10 watch and lclrn
how things were done and had To make
himself useful In every way possible"
"What did he say TO thati" asked one
OF the audience.
"Why, after few minutes the young
rascal looked up at me and said. Then
| suppose you're appventiccd 10 mother.
aren't you. dadT London Answers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
For Emeraencies.

a banking reserve Is for use, not
merely for show. 1t is for use in times
OF emergency. Yet some bankers look
upon their reserves very much as the
superintendent Of n hospital regarded
It's emergency bed. \ patient all bang
ed up In an accident was brought 10
the hospital one night and was told
that there was no room for him. "Why
not put him In the emergency bcdf" It
was suggested. "lf we put him In the
emergency bed" It was replied. then
we would have no emergency bed
Wall Street Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

In tho year 1870 occurred the FIRST
due known 10 have taken place on
American SOIL The principals, Edward
Doty and Edvad Ici,tcr. were sarv.
ants ut % MIR Hopkins. one ot the Sow
England cuiouist, thc mvu had quar-
relcd over s.mr t,,tu- matter uud r,.
sorted o. the tc,d for It's sc,tlrwra,
The affair was stopped hy the author.
ties but not before one had bcvu
wounded In the thigh and the other iu
the hand There was NO law covering
such matters. but the governor of tine
province decided that the men should
hc punished nevertheless. At his or
dcrs they were sent tu have their heads
and feet tied together and lie I'm that
condition twenty-four hours without
food or drink They suffered so much
however, that they were released at
the end Of an hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
PERSONALS


r. G.. Adams, a prominent merchant
of Lceatc. is iu the city ON business.
Marion scIirL a prominent mor
chant OF Baum, Is umsdc.ms hu.t
ness here today
$. r. Hlodsoc left today for Gu.h
rlc where ne goes ON LEGAL u1sIup
Mrs. Mary V. Niblack LETT tod1,
for Guthrie where She goes TO attend
a meeting Of county supcriutcud-
eats.
Hon. Lee Crucc left today for a
business visit to Wyuncwood
Clutch Smith is rauslct.us bust
ness here today from Marietta.
V. A. Niblick returned this even
Ing from bushes visit TO Mari.
eta and other points south
j. Il. Pennington lcft today for %
business visit to rauls Valley and
other points north.
Il. C Ditllcr left this afternoon rpI
a business visit TO points north
Or. McRae left today for Wyuuc
wood wncrc ne goes ON professional
business.
John Hoffman left today for a y.s
it TO his farms near Davis.
W. r. Caples left today for q bIs
mess visit To- puints north
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
IN DISTRICT COURT
ONE MORE JURY CASE ON CIVIL
DOCKET TO TRY AT THIS
TERM OF COURT.

The district court is engaged in the
trial OF the case of NJ f. Moss VS.. J..
NJ. Arnold This is a suit growing out
Of an accounting for the sale of cotton.
When the trial of this suit is consum-
mated, but one case remains on the
jury docket to be tried.
A large number of cases were eth
er continued or dismissed yesterday
afternoon and this morning.
In the case of Stone vs.. Stone, the
case was continued
A judgment in favor OF the plaintiff
was rendered in the case of G.. A..
Thornbow vs.. +. J. S. Roberts. mayor
of orr This was an appeal case from
the mayors court of that town.
The defendant offered to confess
judgment in favor Of the plaintiffs,
Crucc and Cruce in the case OF 5. T.
Virgins ct al VS.. Hatcher ct al.
Tho jury IS still out in the case Of
Frank Smith VS.. d. c. Bates.
The case of Bishop VS.. X. +. Scyal-
ly was taken from the jury, the wit
nessos dismissed and the judgment
will be rendered by the court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
Police Court News.

Four young men were made to pay
fine of $3.50 each in police court
this morning on the charge Of gam
Ing. One female of a dusky hue paid
a fine of fifteen dollars yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of having
swipcd some wearing apparel from
a white lady for whom she DID
washing. Two young white men will
be tried this afternoon on the charge
of fighting The fight is said to have
originated over division of the
spous I'm a gambling contest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

On no one occasion was Herbert
Spencer known 10 ride when going TO
n dinner, yet so carefully did hc guard
himself against the chance of soi,iug
his dress shoes that he hahltually car
ricd a bundle Of old newspapers under
his arm. These were for the purpose
of being dropped. one 10y onc into each
mud puddle he might encounter ON
crossing the street, by the time hc
reached his destination the store Of pa
pcrs was exhausted. Muddy shoes on
the return walk did not matter 10 him
In the least.-London Caterer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
Sam Harper Dead.

4 telegram was received here this
afternoon by G. W. Harper of 32l .
street, northeast, announcing tho
death of his son, Sam Harper aged
32 years, at Bartlesyille, Okla, this
morning about II o'clock. The deceas,
ed was formerly a deputy L. 5. mar.
shall located in this city.
The remains will arrive here to-
morrow afternoon over the Santa Fe
accompanied by the dead mans broth
er and wife.
No funeral arrangements have as
yet been perfected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
BAILEY'S RECEPTION
AS VIEWED BY JUDGE RUSSELL
WHO WAS PRESENT IN
FORT WORTH.

words are inadequate to express
the reception and greetings given to
Joe Bailey by the Texans in Fort
Worth last Saturday. The crowd
was so large around the depot to
greet the senator that it took about
twenty police busy oil OF the time
to keep the crowd from him.
In all of my experience | have
never seen such hearty reception
extended to any one either in public
life or private life. Joe Bailey IS
still the idol Of Texans, If what
saw in Fort Worth Saturday is a
fair sample Of the esteem in which
he is held in other sections of the
state. which he represents in the
halls of congress.
"The Oklahomans in the crowd
We're royalty entertained by the
friends Of Joe Bailey and seemed TO
appreciate our being with them"
The above words were uttered by
Judge Stilwell II, Russell this morn
ing in the court room to the Ard
moreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
LAND OFFICE RECORDS BACK
MUSkoGEE HAVE BEEN
RETURNED.

The necessity of having to go 90
Mu.kogcc TO file ON lands has been
obyiated by the return of all OF The
records To the local land Office from
Mushogcc last night. All OF the rec
ordS which were moved at the iu-
stance of the department of interior
from here to Muskogce have been
returned. and the local land Office has
the same standing as before. The work
of securing a return oi these records
TO the Ardmore office was the work
of Mayor Dick OF this city who but
recently came back from Washington
While I'm Washington Mr.. Dick was
ably assisted by Congressman Charlie
Carter.
Under the enabling act the land Of
flee at this point and Atoka were
not 10 be moved and neither was any
of thcr ccords. The records were ~
ken away from here about two or
three weeks ago and as soon as the
matter of moving the records from
here TO Muskogec was made known
steps were taken to have them
brought back with success
While the records We're taken away
the clerical force of the land office
was reduced, and although the force
has not been augmented as yet, in all
probability orders will be received 20
increase the force within short time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Besides being an excellent rem
edy for colds and throat troubles,
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is un'
equaled as cure for Group" says
Harry Wilson Of Waynetown, Ind
When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears, this remedy will pre-
vent the attack. II IS used success
fully I'm many thousands d homes
For sale by f. J. Ramsey snd Hoft-
man Drug Store. wk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
Maccahee Notice.

There will be a called meeting Of
the Ladies' Of the Maccabees tomor-
row "wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock for the purpose of electins
co six delegates TO the convention
in Oklahoma City April s. Every mem
Der expected to be in attendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
LUMBER LUMBER

| will sell you iumDer delivered in
Ardmore: Rough, all dimension No.
? common at s2l per thousand.
Drop siding, ceiling, flooring, etc,
at s2250 per thousand.
Other grades in proportion. See
J. s. BROOKS,
20 Caddo Street slim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
Lovers

of good health should prevent sick
ness instead Of letting themselves
get sick and then try to cure H.
SO long as you keep your liver,
bowels and stomach in health,
and active condition YOU won't ge,
sick. Billiards. Herhne relieves
constipation, inactive liver and all
stomach and bowel troubles.
Sold by +. J. Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
a Clever Scheme.

Mother examining school reporu-
How did you come TO have such good
marks in arithmetic this week? Tom
my-Won. you sec It was this way:
We had ten examples day, ana | got
the teacher 10 help me to do five. and
Eric Jones got her to help him on the
other five. Then we swapped helps.
See?-Harpcr's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
How Couah Germs Multiply.

When you have a cold the mu.
cous membrane is inramed ami the
disease germs which you breathe
find Judgement and multiply, espe
cially the pneumonia germ. Foleys
Honey and Tar soothes and heals
the inflamed air passage, stops the
cough and eXpels the cold from your
system. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
all druggists. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
Arrested for Vaqrancy.

Henry Heck a negro, was arrested
this morning by Deputy Landrum on
the charge of vagrancy. Henry has
been hiding out during the session
Of the county court but was caught
when he came out this morning,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Your life may be at stake when
YOU notice any sign of kidney or
bladder trouble as Bright's disease
ana diabetes start with a slight ir-
regularity that could be quickly
cured by Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Commence taking it at the first sign
of danger. Sold by all druggists. DIV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

A man by the name Of Mayfield,
who formerly lived here but now re-
sides in Fort Worth, was in the city
today and placed an advertisements
in the Ardmoreite offering for sale
several lots he has in Ardmore, He
returned 10 his home this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31
Anna Gould Seriously m.

New York, March 3l.-Madame An.
ma Gould is seriously i'll at her apart
mcnts here. She is suffering from
bronchitis and stomach trouble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Kodol Is the best known remedy
for all disorders of the stomach, such
as dyspepsia, heart burn, sour stom-
ach and belchng OF gas. Sold here
by W. Il Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Arthur Sinclair who has been
using advertising space in disposing
of city real estate. has made two
sales recently each of which involves
several hundred dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Man wants but little here below,
and even that little he usually
keeps on wanting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Get DeWitts Carbolzed Witch Ha-
'el Salye-it Is good for plies. Sold
by w. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

Barbscucd meat az lmrie's Bak.
cry, southeast corner Main and Mil
streets Fresh every day 21-l5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-31

\ comfortable thing about a big
family Is you never have any money
to lose in paniCs.