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The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
Timothy q. Quincy Dead.

Timothy u. Quincy, brother OF Ben
jamin Quincy. former city assessor,
and uncle of Benjamin f. Quincy. sec
rotary OF the board OF water commits
sioners. died. Monday, in Harper hos.
pital. after an illness OF two years. Mr.
Quincy was cripple and had been an
invalid from childhood. He formerly
lived with his brother. at No. 226
Orchard-st.. but over year ago he
won't to the hospital and was confined
to his bed all of the time. He was a
professional musician. Deceased was
20 years old The funeral will take
place from Blake's undertaking par.
lors. No. 275 Michigan-ave.. Wednes.
day morning at $3.50 o'clock and from
Holy Trinity church at 9 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
LAFAYETTE CROWLEY DEAD.
Passes Away in Summer Home in At
Iantic CITY

Lafayette Crowley, general superin-
tendent and a member OF the board
OF directors OF the Detroit Stove
works, died, Monday afternoon. In his
summer home In Atlantic City. He
had been i'll for two years. following
stroke of apoplexy. The funeral will
be held from the family residence. No.
1872 MeDougall-ave.. Thursday after
noon at o'clock.
Mr.. Crowley was 60 years old. lie
was born In Cincinnati and learned
the stove business in Chamberlain &
Co.'S foundry. For a year he was
superintendent OF the st. Louis plant
OF Giles +. F'illey. and in 1880 came TO
Detroit as assistant superintendent OF
the Detroit Stove works. He became
general superintendent two years
later.
Mr.. Crowley is survived by his
widow. who was Miss Livinia Borg.
man. and two daughters. the Misses
fayetta and Catherine Crowley. lie
xas a member OF the Detroit club
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
JURY AWARDS $4,000.
Miss Addie m. Hunt Was injured on
Long Island Railroad.

NEW YORK. May IL Miss Addie
VI. Hunt. a trained nurse. mas secured
one OF the largest yerdicts In the his
tory Of New York personal damage &C
tons The jury awarded uer SJS 900
damages against the Long Island Rail.
Il al company. Both OF Miss Hun;'s
legs were taken of Dy Long Island
train two years ago. She fen beneath
TIC cars and her petition charged that
the train started before she could
board Il Four months ago. al the
first tiiai OF the case Miss Hunt was
awarded $4,000. but the court set
the verdict aside on the unusual
ground that Il was inadequate.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
BOY KICKED BY HORSE.
Little Harold HeischIeb's Injuries
May Result Fatally.

Kicked In the face by risky horse
which he had attempted TO feed In a
pasture at Jefferson-ave. and Hart-st.,
Monday afternoon, Harold Heischleb,
six years old. plucklly male his way
to his home, No 1926 Hart-st. block
away. with blood flowing from an ugly
cash over his right eye. rhe boy IS
in critical condition.
When he staggered into his home
he fell into his mothers arms. She
promptly called Dir. r. J. Goodenow.
Of No. 25l0 Jefferson-ave., who says
that the lad may not recover.
The horse was owned by john
Young, OF No. $50 Monroc-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
CLAUSSEN PLEADS GUILTY.
Man Admits Awful Crime Against His
Own Daughters.

William II. Claussen, who confess
ed. Monday. to having abused his
young daughters, Gertrude, aged IL,
and Ellen, only 10 years old. pleaded
guilty to the awful charge when ar
raigned before Judge Phelan at noon,
Tuesday.
The Judge took Claussen and a
stenographer into his private office,
where he examined the man. ascer'
tanning that The was pleading guilty,
voluntarily, and without any promise
of leniency. Then Judge Phelan an
nounced that the plea had been &C
cepted. He sent Officer George Braz
zil after Claussen's wife and daugh
tiers. with whom he wished to discuss
the case.
Judge Phelan will probably sentence
Claussen, Wednesday morning, The
extreme penalty is life imprisonment
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
BOYAJIAN CASE POSTPONED.
Attorney Tries TO Persuade Doctor to
Waive Examination.

The examination OF Or. G. X. Boya-
jan. oil the charge OF numbering his
nephew. Hartoon Gostanian. was fur
Their adjourned for week by Justice
Stein. Tuesday morning. 1t is said
that the adjournment is the result OF
"a difference OF opinion between the
doctor and his attorney. Charles l..
Bartlett. as to- the method OF proceed
ufe. The attorney is said to have adj
Vised the waving of examination.
whereas the doctor desires examina-
ton. The adjournment is taken by
the attorney in the hope that he may
induce his client 10 act on MS. sug-
gestion
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
AppIes-Fancy. SssoUs: common.
S37kU45O per Dbl; western box apples.

81 IS II $50 per box.
cs soa $50 per crate.
Chee.e-Miehisan full cream $50
ifc' brick TX 9isc; sehweitzer. 100
-'s ceGeeDPackaxe coffee. sIs7solsas
cranserrie.-Howes. n's per bu:
us per Dbl
Dressed CnIve.-Fancy. Ease; com
Fiour--,iichigan patents. IN wood.
ssS5 second patent. $3.50; straight.
ss.io; clear. $50: rye flour. s. Dbl.
F~~d-Jobblng lots. bran, $50. coarse
corn meal ssI. corn and oat cnop, $50.
coarse middlings. $50; hne .1'ddiinss
= rre.h Vexet.s,e.-cucumbers. no,
house. 75caS 81 doz. lettuce. saioc 10;
rips. sac bu. Florida tomatoes. szso .
ais crate: Tadishes. 1s.g25c doz: wax
asparagus. Sl.25 per doz.
Grape Fruit-s4 "a 30 per box.
H"nry-Fancy White. saiac 10: am.
Der. loTllc; extracted. susa.c per 10.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for oa.ed hay In car
U2ai2s0. 40. 2. ,iiall.50 clover.
mixed. tli q l.5o. rye stra~sc-& sog w.
~1ss S. and Sat cured 30 Per cured 8s
&c: kip cured. No. /. l2c, No. 2. l0t.e (:
kip green. 10. l. lie; No; : sac; e eaif
cured No LIZ lsc No z. lac; uul.
81: lamb skins. zovsoc: shearhags' ~
Limes-N per 100
Lems.s-Caiifornia. ss.256s.so per
Maple sugnr-New. Iod12c per ID.
Nuchrooms-50c per III.
Onions-spanish. Si.75n2 per crate.
Michigan, 80 a soc per bu; Cuban. s.oo
orsn.es-Caiiforria navels, sz2503
Oiis-Raw iinseed. ST.: Soiled I'm
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac; turpentine. In barrel iots'
Pisesepie.-cuban. ss25925o per
crate. 81 dL15 per doz.
Potatse.--Michsan. car lots. {. O. ,.
81: soatSsrn. sI.F5 per bu.
rouItry-Hens. 159l5rc; stag roos-
ts1s ~ az, ai2e geese SUM sgigS sa a aoe old
Provis,on.-Mess pork. $3.50; family
pork. s.on 2o5O: light. clear. sis1ls,S;
sailed brickets. i2c; shoulders. &c:
picnic hams. SC: bacon. lac; lard. In
tierces. I1Ac; kettle rendered. 12h
per 10.
strnwberrie.-24-q t. cases. -.
snxsr--Crystai donnnoes. s7,ss: Eagle
tablets. $3.50; cut loaf. $3.50: cubes
nns. in bulk. $40: sranuiated in IS
ID cotton bags, ss.ss: Michigan Granu'
t!oners A. ss2s; No. 1. ss:3o: No. 2
tbs: No. 8, $50. No. I. ss.o5: No. 8
Ns5: No. IL. siso; No. 10. sA7s: No.
H. s475: No. Is. s4.75 per 100 pounds
Tallow-No. 1. SIC: No. :, 4hc pei
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
CANINE HAD RABIES.
Mrs. Dillingham; and Her Son, Bitten.
May Not Recover.

VOLINA. Mich. May l1.-Word has
been received from Ann Arbor that
the brain of the collie dog sent there
Friday for dissection shows a decided
case of rabies. This dog attacked
Mrs. James Dillingham; and her son.
Or. j. II. Irwin, in Ann Arbor, says he
Is doubtful whether the woman and
her son will recover.
Since injury both patients have lost
flesh rapidly. Neither has any APP
petite. but each has had unquench-
able thirst. None OF the usual signs
OF hydrophobia mas rs yet appeared.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
ROCKEFELLER CLIMBS
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS
In Recent Ascent Carried His Tired
Little Granddaughter the Last
Two Miles.

HOT SPRINGS. Va, May 11.-John
ID. Rockefeller has joined the army OF
mountain climbers who spend a por-
ton OF the time In their fayorite sport
with Alpinstocks.
In addition to going over the 10-hole
golf course. sometimes twice a day.
Mr. Rockefeller usually spends sew
eral hours climbing the mountains.
One day when he was accompanied by
his little granddaughter. Mathilde Nc
Cormick who soon tired. he carried
her two miles up the Warm Springs
mountains
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
Neteran Printer Dies.

William +. Ockford. manager OF the
Ockford Printing company. OF No. 81
West I.arned-st., and one OF the best
known printers in Detroit. died. Mon
day. In his home, Nc. 200 Avery-ave.,
following long illness. Mr.. Ockford
was - years old and had worked at
the printers trade since he was a
mere lad. Besides his wife. he Is sur
vived by two daughters. Lillian and
Marguerite Ockford. The Rev. G. Hely
Molony. OF ST. Andrews Episcopal
church will conduct the funeral SER
vices.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
CASE PUZZLES CORONER.
I Identification Of Victim Of Paralysis
DON'T Agree.

Coroner Bennett is considerably puz-
zled over the case OF The age man.
stricken with paralysis in a rooming
house at No. 4e Macomb-si.. Sunday.
Tho patient died at O'Clock Tuesday
morning. after being identified as
Peter Rogers. A young man who sal
he was a nephew OF the patient. made
tie Identification. but failed TO give
his own name, or the address OF the
supposed uncle. Later in the day. a
party OF Wyandotte people identified
the man as Wesley Rice. OF Myandotte.
Their names and addresses are also
wanted by the coroner.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
PERMITS TO BE ISSUED BY
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS
Work Has Been Transferred From
Fire MarshaPs once TO Newly
Oroanixed Board

Beginning Thursday morning. the
issuing OF building permits, which has
been from the ONCE OF the Are mar
shall. will be in the hands OF the re-
cently-organized department OF build
ings. room No. 4l6 In the city hall.
Chief Inspector Wells says that the
requirement that permits be secured
before buildings are started will be
strictly enforced. Heretofore, the
practice has been 10 start the work
and then secure the permit
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
PRODUCE.

Creamery butter In the Elgin market
declined Yesterday. making weaker
market herr Prices are of about a
point Eggs are coming In freely ana
there is an easy tone IA the market
Potatoes are easy and all kinds or vege-
tables are active. The poultry market
il duh and easy. and there is not much
activity In dressed calves. which are
quoted easy. without any change m
good shape High grade berries are
scarce and frn but there Is liberal
supply OF on grade fruit FOR which
there Is little demand. Apples are
scarce and firm.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
REF. CURTIss To Be.
! NAMED IN DIVORCE.
Detroit Representative Will Figure
As Correspondent in Suit BY
Journal Clerk Hall.

4 LANSING. Mich. May Il.-(Spe-
cial.) --Sydney ID. Hall. journal clerk ia
the house OF representatives and whose
home is in Bay City. IL preparing 60
start divorce proceedings and he will
name as correspondent Darwin H. Cur
tiss. member OF the lower house
from Detroit
Curfiss is the member whose name
has been suppress ed for number OF
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
NEW YORk pRoDVCE.

NEW YOKk. May li.--Pork nrmer.
west spot, sio.soaio7o. sugar: Raw
steady, refined steady coyee Rio No.
on the spot. ~ as%c. Tallow dull.
city. sse. codntry. 5~U57sc Dressed
and i've poultry unchanged. Cheese
weaker. full cream specials. i3ml3ia c..
skins specials, lie; full skins. 2M n
Coffee options opened quiet un-
changed. Butter steady. receipts IA. =
79S. creamery extry 26hc. state dairy,
tirsts. sisr2sc' Eggs weak. duh: re,
Crtpts 1912 nearby white fancy.
20 n n eic: mixed fancy. ssiac, fresh
firsts. 81 a p I've.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
GOODWIN in New Berth.

Lewis IcBaron Goodwin. who has
been IN charge OF the bond depart
z,,enf OF the Detroit Trust Co. for the
usnt -four years. has resigned his posi-
osoA 10 associate himself with Theo-
oorc Luce, Michigan representative OF
NJ ". Kelsey e. Co. one OF the big
test bond houses la the country. Mr..
ooodwin has been successful in this
,,nrfic,.iar line and enjoys a wide ac-
.,,ontance IN the city and state
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
BOAT UPsETs; SEVEN DROWN.
Two Men, Woman and Four Children
Die In Chippewa River.

Ell CLAIRE, Wis. May ll.-George
Hall. X. II. Sweet. his wife and four
children were drowned in the swollen
waters Of the Chippewa river when
Halls gasoline launch which they
were trying for the first time capsIzcd
In midstream. striking some sunken
piling -
Nobody saw the launch capsize. but
a man fishing on the river bank heard
cries for help and saw Sweet and Hall
c)ingipg to the overturned boat. The
current carried them rapidly down the
stream. The boat and men soon dis
appeared from view. The launch was
found later. on a sand bar.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO May -Buttcr-Cream.
cry Csc, nrsts. Use: seconds. gle; dairy
extras. 23hc. Egxs-Firsts. 2Ohs Z :.
seconds. i9isc Cheese--Twins. ltac.
Young Americas. i4bc. Live poultry
Turkeys. lsnl6Ic. fowls. IS he: ducks,
ilisc. geese. cas-. springs. siU55o pc"
dozen.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras, CSC. hrsts. 23c. dairy, lyc; pack
ing stock 1870 per lib.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases Included. 20Ac per doz. Receipts
ruaadaN ~ raaeH
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
LIVE STOCK.
East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

stevens live tsock report: Cattle--Re-
ceiDts cars. steady. Hogs-Receipts
10 cars; steady heavy. $500 TO-
Workers $500 80. pigs, 81. sheep
Receipts 10 cars; steady. best lambs
$50: ycarllngs. s6.I5M7. wethers. s.
Is.25 ewes. tj.2J n $50. Calves. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
THINK CURTIS A SUICIDE.
Detectives Believe Body OF Missing
Man is IN River.

Detectives Brooks and Seymour are
OF the opinion that Frank G. Curtis.
the mechanical engineer Who disap.
ptcred from the Wayne hotel tive
Weeks ago. will be found IN the Detroit
river They are keeping tab on all
bodies found in the river William
Curtis. of New York. a brother of the
missing man, arrived In Detroit. Mon
day. and is assisting IN the search for
Frank.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

EAST BCFFADp, y. T.. May IL
CattIe-Eece ipts i25. steady prime
steers. t6aG.i5. butchers. 5Q6. Neals
Receipts loo. steady: common 10
choite. sG67.15. Lsmbs-Receipts LOO:
market nrrn. lambs. s6.50MS. yearliBgs.
hiswottnds DI.Jqm Il
,ssoSS7 sheep. ssas5O Hogs-Re-
ceipts Loo; Workers. 81 25@ $780, pigs.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
cu,c.coIIyC sTOCK

CHICAGO. May ll.--Cattle-Receip
0.0O0; steady. beeves, s5H I.20; Texas.
s4.6ods.10. western. $3.50 b.s5; stock.
heifers. So 4OM615: calves. S6dT. Hogs
Receipts 1000. steady. light. IS 500
~ mixed. 81. 10 u T.3s, heavy, t0a40;
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
Quotations by Hayden. Stone g. Co:
Ourn HIGH Low. Close.


TOLEDO Ohio. May li.--W heat
Cash sl44. May, Sl.f4. July, HlS,.
september sl.0ss. December, S.0s =.
corn-Cash. s5tac, May. 14hc; July.
lie. september i0tc. llecember'
s9Iwc Oats-Cash. S9c, May, J3c. July,
5gisc: September. &c, December,
Ale Rye--NO. !, 81 izc; No. :, slc'
No 3 8Sc CIoverseed-Casha and MAY.
ss75. october and December. $3.50;
March ssG2i1 Prime alsike, $3.50.
Prime timothy. $50. Butter--Cream m
cry. PC: dairy. 22c. Eggs. zoe. OIL
Pernsylvania, si.6s. Tiona, sl.6S; But
Ier tOhiob. sl.sS. Corning. sl.0i, New
Castle s1.12. caDell. SIZE North Lima.
g4c: south Lima, s9c. Indiana. SIC;
land. soc.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

A motor-driven sleigh, developed
during the past winter. was propelled
by q pair OF legs resembling. in their
opel alton, those OF a grasshopper.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis O. Gorton. No. 1fl3 Majestic
building. May IL. 1909.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
,.ExcIANu LAVE STOCK.

tI.tNtI-ANIl ONO, MnN iI.-Ituks
Recelpts .5oe. market 81 lower. me-
diums aud Yhtavies. $40. Workers,
$3.50. lights s.; pigs s6.s5. Cattle
Receipts ; cars. slow. steady. Lambs
ReO cipts . cars. s1.ss. calves-Ec-
CENTS 400. $40
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
Markets and Finance

rough. ssWTl5. Workers, si.l5m 20;
pigs. ss.15ms.5O. Shcep-R Receipts TO-
o0o steady. native. sino' western,
sis5W6, lambs. s6.s5nalO. western
sslsnaiN Is
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May ii.--Close-Chicagos
Spectators were brarish at the close
on Monday. LARGELY because the leading
bull. on returning from "A western nsh-
ing trip had failed 10 give the market
any support. Excepting that Mime
apolis has larger movement ihah
expected. there $ little change IN tue
outlook Crop conditions In the south
west are not improving and some re
ports say the Kansas outlook is less
favorable than week aso and con
ditions lower than given in the last
government report The northwest has
good seeding weather. but no ram -
reported In Kansas. where the weather
has been too dry for several weeks.
Miliers are taking Chicago wheat IN
large lots and paying very hlgh prices
for IL The wheat market ia DETROIT
Was bid up TO 81 81. hut there was
nothing for sale. All the futures adj
vanced
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red
$3.50 bid. July opened without chanse
at sl.l4 and adv anced TO 81 Is :. sep
tember opened al 81 Ola and advanced
TO s. OF December opened at slO. anu
advanced to tl.os1. No. red. Ni''
Coarse grain quotations Corn
Cash No. J. - i2c: No. yellow. - &c
Oats--Cash No. s white. ! car at S9c
bid
Rye-Cash No . l car at zoe.
Beans-Cash ss5 October, so
clovssrseed-rgime spot ~ lag at
70 D October 80 % hdf'Lt. %. - 7at.
pie. IS bags At sj.-5. at s.. al $40
sample aisike, bags at s.
Timothy Prime spot. - bags
at sle5.
Receipts In tile Detroit market on
TUESDAY included ears OF wheat. : OF
corn ana : OF barley. No Withdrawals
were reported stocks are 2is.os3 hn
OF wheat. lol.747 bu OF corn. 62.o4l bd
OF oats. isss bu OF barley and lS4 ou
OF rye.
Wheat I'm Liverpool closed !. n sd
higher and corn I'D lower.
81 Louis wheat receipts. 5000 bu.
year ago. 1000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day IL cars. year ago, 1874 cars
Worlds wheat visible supply. SILL
GOO bu decrease.
Wheat receipts a. primary points
TUESDAY sl2,co0 bu; year ago $4,000
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday.
So 900 bu-
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May 1i.-Wheat opened
steady 10 70 Gp but offerings were
scanty. Pit traders were short when
them covering. running the market up
one cent. Corn started steady 10 .c
up. Short covering streng thened the
market Oats steady for distant
HT0rrtTs-- Provisions her aH aFesttsds
Noon--Wheat very strong all morn
ing under covering by yesterday big
sellers Corn and oats both strong IA
sympathy Very little corn offered.
Big trade In .ibs today.
Close-AN wheat futures remained
strong and closed 40. The strength wa
largely due 10 readJustment from yes
terday's oVersold condition. Corn and
oats stron. all around.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

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The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for rhe Times by Hayden.
stone X Co. li6-llS Griswold-
Open. Hugh. Low. Noon.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

Doh Printing done right. Times Print
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
CAUSE DEPARTMENT. DELAY
IN APPOINTING DISTRICT INDIAN
AGENTS-lS LACK or FUNDS TO
PAY THEM.

Washington April -t-.t has as last
developed that tu, delay of the depart
mon, OF tuD interior M appointing dis.
,ugt Indian agents for tl. three dis
,yicts created Iu Western Oklahoma.
is because there is some qu,su-.
whether there Will b, any money 90
pay them
rhy appropriation available for ,ay
present fiscal year. s, is believed, VIII
an b, required TO carry on th, work
OF the present d!s,rc, agents on che
east side. The department Is not quiz,
sure, either. that there is a necessity
existing FOR the district agents on tn.
ives, side. For these reasons IL is ~
least probable that }. y. Duuue-au.
Vernon Whiting and Ned Sissiou Who
have been recommended Tor O..
places, ana Will probably Dee appointed.
unless som, one files protests agaIus,
them, will have 10 wait until July
when the appropriations for the mex,
i.sca. year are available, before they
begin drawing pay from the govern
Meu-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
Not-se q sa-e d ReaI $50.


stat. of oklahoma. Choctaw Couu-
,.. ss Iu ,ha County Court
Dr. -a, matter OF the guardianship
o. Igmoa Willis q minor.
Notice is hereby given rla, iu pur
,lauce of AN order of the County
Cour, ot..l.,.a. County state of Ok.
Ahoma. mauy ON the 10Th day OF
April ,a.s the undersigned guardian
vii, s,Il a, public auction az th,
front door of the Court House 'u the
City Of Ardmorc. Garter County, OK
.ahoma. between lc-al hours. ON the
l7th day OF May 1909 an the right.
title, interest AN estate of the said
Iymou Willis. i'm and TO the following
described tract of land, towit
The Southwest Quarter of Section
Twenty-Five D22l, Township two 90
south Range Two 90 West, si,ua.c
IN Carter County, oklahoma
said sale viii Doe subject 20 conhr
nation by said Court. The terms Il
said sale win b, cash upon delivery
o' %, guardians deed.
Dated this 1e'h day OF April 1903.
ROBERT SANDERS.
Guardian.
stewart. Mcdonald * Armstrong
Hugo. OKLA. Attorneys for Guardian.
gg-l.G.,".
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
REVIVAL MEETING CLOSES
HALL LEAVES SOME
HOT PARTING SHOTS FOR The

Ta. M.uu revival meeting which
Ha~ bee. a l.1-r,ss a- the skauu-
uk .ur tau past two weeks close &
last u-u, and Evangelist Hall and H.,
brother VIII leave ~ a day or TWO FOR
other places where meetings viii 1u
held
N, .l. meeting last night a lars
la., vt thy time was taken mp WIKI
efforts GO arrange Tor money WltI
which ,u pay the expenses ot 81
Mry.u- and 'u rymuu.rIie E,t. it|.
i.. his Anu.S here, ia, u.u-t ..'
uaG. brief talk ouN u which De
took occasion again 20 score rh, m.u
of tHu city ,o~ lack of back bone 100
tu .gu-, to ...,iuu. moral clean
un campaign
It is understood that ahnu, -"u cone
Versions haN. ...u effected as % A. sub
"' r.. w..'.r-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
Ms. NAhlteman Returns.

Mrs. Mary Gwynn Whiteman, for.
mer society editor OF the Morning
Democrat has returned from RoCkwall
Texas. where she has been visiting
some weeks with her mother and 9th
er relatives. Mrs. Whiteman was &C.
companied home by Miss Mary Mes
bit, who will spend the summer in
Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
Laces and eTbroi ideries, half price
% TIE BANKRUPT STORE.
Get DOL House PrIze.

The firm Of Madden and company
this morning sent 70 the third grade
ia the Franklin school large picture
OF Benjamin Franklin, this being tho
firms award for the doll house that
recently took second prize in a COM
petition between the school children,
Il is learned that the doll houses
that were on exhibition have not YET
been sold. and will be offered a few
days longer at lesser price than was
az first named.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

From May T. 10 small accounts
VIII De taken unless you have go,
q regular account with the Grand
Leader
90. THE GRAND LEADER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

From May q no small accounts
viii be taken unless you have 90,
a regular account with the Grand
Leader.
2s.2 THE GRAND LEADER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

'Co pieces Of dress goods, worth
Zoe, only SC per yard.
-g.L TIE BANKRUPT STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

For genuine bargains in DRY sosas
and shoes, see
-e-l THE BANKRUPT STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

See those lace and embro derry
bargains az &c, Sc and &c per yard,
29.l THE BANKRUPT STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Sufferers '-o~ stomach liver or
bowel troubles cannot SO better than
gct Dr. Ca4dye.Is syrup Pepsin, the
well-known reliahl. laxative tonic. All
druggists st.' % a. 20 cents and g. .
lCtt.e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Read the Ardmore!te,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

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