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New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
4 AMERICANS RETURN.
Natagalpa Reoccupied - No
Bombordment of the Torn

Washington. Feb. ia majority of the
Americans who were driven from their
plantations in Matagalpa province, Mica
ragua, a few weeks ago by the threats and
depredations of Madriz's army, have nearly
all returned to their homes. Consul OIL
wares, III a report TO the State Department
on his visit to Matagalpa, states that there
was no actual bombardnaent OF that town
by either army
AT the time Consul OIivares left there
the Madriz forces had reoccupied Mata-
galpa, and Chanorro and his army were
thought 10 be moving toward Tipitapa.
The Americans in some parts Of the prov
ince complained 10 the consul OF losses in
coffee and livestock taken by the AladrI3
army.
The State Department has received no
communication from Consul OlivareS at
Managua. Nicaragua indicating that there
had been meeting OF the foreign consulS
at that capital. or that any meeting was
purposed with a view 10 tenCeTing their
good offices TO the two contendins parties
IN the interests OF peace. Neither has the
department authorized Mr. Olivares 10 take
part in such a conference. although such
authorization would NOT be regarded as
essential by the State Department
Before carrying into effect, however. any
plans which the consular body might make
1t would be absolutely necessary Tor the
United States Consul FIRST TO OBTAIN the
sanction of this government 10 his partici-
patton therein.
1t became known to-day that one or the
United States war vessels in Corinto har~
hor was offered as meeting place To con-
slider terms of neace some weeks ago. when
the AadTiz and Estrada commissioners
we're unab'e TO agree as TO place OF
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
NEU CASTRO PLOT.
Many Prominent Persons 4f--
rested an Caracas.

Caracas, Venezuela Feb 1a-The dis
ooVery Of a new plot against the govern
nent and in ths interest of former Presi-
dent Castro has caused a sensation. Many
arrests Of prominent persons hsve been
made.
Disquieting runners regarding the po-
liJical Intentions Of General jose Manuel
Hernandez, leader of the Nationalist party
and formerly minister at Washington, who
is now in Paris, have alarmed his rarti~
sans here.
The Venezuelan government has taken
possession Of the Inlataca iron mine. on the
ground that II acquired title under the pro-
tocol signed by Foreign Minister PietTi and
the American Minister, W ". Russell ex-
propriating it, This action Of the govern
ment follows a notification sent by it III
January last 10 the Pan-Anerican Ore
Company. IN which Charles II. Schwab is
believed to be largely interested that il
would not recognize the transfer of this
mine to tEat company, the title TO the
property was in question
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
ELECTION FEARED.
Nary Members Of Parliament
Feel Lack of Money.
rBv Gable TO The Tribune

rcnson. Feb. 19-Members OF
-,e,+ who are threatened with anotiiei
.lec+,on before they have paid the o'iis
for the last one are in oespoiioe--1
spirit and are talking about morisos SINS
or selling their estates.
1t is reported that peerage may DC
in store for the chief Liberal WHIP anu
that it will not be necessary 10 hlio d
sep. for him as Cabinet minister
The large contributors to the Liberal
fund will be rewarded "heh tle iioA'
list of honors comes out, but on the
Unionist side there have been enormous
expenditures, with no prospect OF I'M
mediate returns.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
ROOSEVELT EMIssARIES OFF
Westerners Start for Africa to Urge
Return Via Pacific Coast

The American liner ST Louis sailed yes
terday for the last time from her old pier,
No Is North River On her return from
southampton she viii dock at the Anleri-
can Lines new pier ar the north end of
the Chelsea improvement section
Among the passengers on the st Louis
were T. G Creels and F 6 Rontils, of
Denver, who are on their way TO Khar-
touna, africa, to meet Colonel Roosevelt
and urge him on behalf of all the boards
of trade in Denver and west CT If TO re-
turn to this country by way Of the Pacific
Coast l. NJ Rowland, the special Treas
ury agent in Paris. also was 4 passenger
on the 81. Louis. Mr.. Howland came here
recently, day late for the marriage of
his daughter TO Magistrate Kernochan
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
THE LONDON STAGE.
Opening Of Repertory Theatre
-Rourchier at the Globe.
TBy Cable to The Tribune.

BY Cable TO The Tribune. ]
London, Feb 1o.-Apart from q most
promising opera season, the theatres
conducted by Charles Frohman offer dis
traction from politics. The opening Of
the Duke of York's Theatre next week
as q. genuine repertory house is an event
Of exceptional importance. With John
Galsworthy and Bernard Shaw as the
pIaywrights fer the week. and remark
ably good stage mana cement and acting,
the experiment will be tried under the
most favorable circumstances.
Arthur Bourchier will also appear at
the Globe Theatre under Mr.. Frohma s
managemen in 1.-THE Tenth Man.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
ROOSEVELT HUNTING.
Er-Pres1dent and Kermit Start
for Weeks Snort.

Iondokoro. Soudan, Feb 1a--C.olonel
Roosevelt and his son Kermit started ont
this morning On the steamer Redjaf for a
weeks shooting along the banks OF the
Bar -eI-Jahel. This trip was interrupted
yesterday by the Rediaf running on a
san6bank.
On his return to Gordokcrn from the
hunt the, former President will stay here
one or two days before visiting the Lado
EncIave and Mongolia Province. In Lado
Colonel Roosevelt will dine with the Bel
gian cnrnnlandart. and while in Mongolia
he will visit the governor Of the province
AL the members Of the Smithsonian sci
entihc expedition are in good health,
Berlin, Feb 1a-Forner President Roose
Welt, replying 10 an official inquiry, tels
graphed TO the Foreign Once from Condo
koro to-day that he expected to be in Ber-
lin between May l and May Il, coming
here from Paris, which city, contrary 70
expsctations here l1s will visit first. He
will be in the French capital during the
last few days Of April.
Mr. Roosevelt has an engagement in Lon
don fer May i, and so will be obliged to
leave Berlin a day or two before that date
Nothing has been decided as yet regarding
the manner ii which the distinguished
American will be entertained here
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
NO AMERICANS ON BOARD.
Prlns Willem u, Eleven DAYS Overdue
Still Missing.

London, Feb. 1.-THE Dutch merchant
steamer Prlns Willem II. which left Am
sterdau. On January Z for West Indian
ports and New York, with fourteen pas-
sengers and crew Of thirty-eight. and
which should have reached Parsmaribo,
Dutch Guinea. On February s, is now eleven
days overdue.
Nothing has been heard of the vessel
since She rassed Quessant, or the Brittany
coast OF France, on January %. Her sister
ship, the Prins Willem ~, has joined the
Dutch cruiser Utrecht in the search for
the missing vessel.
The Prins Willem II was reinsured yes
terday a. Lloyds' at the high rate.
Amsterdam, Feb. la.-So far known
81 the Offices Of the Royal Dutch West
India Mail Line, the owners. there we're no
Americans aboard the overdue steamer
Prins Nillem u.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
ENCOURAGED BY CARDINAL.
Archbishop Of Paris Advises Catholics
20 Unite at Elections.

Paris. Feb. 19-The Diocesan Congress
which has been occupied with the public
schoo! question. concluded Its deliberations
to-day with the adoption of a resolution
affirming nvincibe attachment to the
Church "the benefactress Of the people. "
and pledgng the employment OF every
means TO protect the faith OF the children
and liberty in teaching.
Cardinal Annette. Archbishop OF Paris,
declared that the Catholics would be vic
torious If they united at the coming cleo
finnE.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
DUEL
Marquis Campobello, Spanish
4ttnche at London In 1ured.

Paris, Feb. 19.-Marouis Campobeilo. the
Spanish military attachs at London, fought
q, vicious sword duel here to-day with II.
Payer, well known Paris merchant.
The duel lasted for an hour and a half.
when Payer finally ran the marquis through
the arm. The adversaries were still I'M
reconci1ed on leaving the field. The affair
has caused much gossip in social circles.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
PARIS BOTRSE FIRM
after Week Of FeebIeness 1t
Regoi7s It's Tone,
[Bv Cable to The Tribune.

Paris, Feb. 1e.-The Bourse. which
during the week has been irregular and
feeble. with a general decline in prices,
owing partly to speculative sales for
profit taking, regained to-day a firm
undertone-
Rain and floods continued to interrupt
the work in the fields. The farmers are
despondent about the wheat and the
vine growers are in despair because the
soil, oversaturated with water. is most
unfavorahle to the proper treatment of
vines at this season Of the year
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
AcQUlTTALS IN OLGA STEIN CASE.

ST. Petersburg. Feb IN Basunoff and
II. Arunson, prominent lawyers. who were
associated with Ossip Y. Pergament in tho
defence OF Olga Stein, accused OF enhezzle-
ment. were acquitted to-day by the court
before which they were charged with con-
niving in the escape of the woman from
this country.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
COOK STILL SILENT.
SAYS He Wishes To Be Left in
Peace

Santiago, Chilli Feb. 19-Dr. Frederick A
Cook, being afforded an opportunity to-day
10 make public a statement regarding his
claim Of having discovered the North
Pole. end which claim was discFedited
BIZ the University Of copenhag gen, natly
refused TO grant an interview. His sole ea-
rreesion uss that he wished 10 be left IN
reacs-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Mr., BRYAN IN VALPARAISO.

Valparaiso. Feb. is.-WIiliam j.. Bryan.
Mrs. Bryan and their daughter arrived
here to-day and were welcomed by Il
large party OF government officials and
Americans. They will spend Two days here
and four days at Santiago, proceeding
thence 10 Duenos AyIes.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
CALL TO THE C4RTNET'
All ministers 4ns7cer an Eren-
ing Summons.

lSondon, Feb IA Cabinet council was
called this evening. and Was attended by
al the ministers. This temporarily re-
lived political speculation, but later If was
learned that the sunmonses for this meet
ing we're issued on Friday evening and
that the council vas hslatsd il consequence
of the necessity of attending Privy Coun-
ell earlier in the daz
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
MUlAl HAFlG MAY WELD.

Tangier. Feb. 1s.-Advices received to-
day from Fec indicate that Mulai Hahg Is
now likely to sign the financial agreement
with France. 1t will probably be ten days
before the courier bearing the French ui-
.tmatum to the Sultan returns
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
2ELAYA REACHES SPAIN.

Figo. Spain. Feb. ls-Ex- President Zelaya
or Nicaragua. Who arrived here Yesterday,
left to-day for Madrid u.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

thaorv thar Lawson - tilS
intimate OF Standard ClL
T, current security market discusSlan
,,,ueb undue stress is laid upon the
soeA of trade" situation It IS unoe"
able that diminished exports are eo.nei
dent with increased imports, ou' 'A7
are especiaI reasons for this. Inc i'sS
exports is mainly IN foodstNlLS -
cause there is any shrinAage N -
demand, but because the s'.s
American demand is rapidly nsa'AS
point where we shall ccnsaias Az
all that we can raise. Undou az
ports of manufactures will
exports OF foodstuffs decrease is.ra,,ss
lust now. are unusually swollen ta-if
of approaching dates when
taxation goes into erect a, exist
But even with this situation u rs OK
ence there is immense onset ~ - which
portation OF American secIl 80 STA
40 not figure in balance OF foreign
tistics- Banking houses W. -s,x and
connections estimate thar ou,s. ou.s.,. a,
since the recent stock market asik LOCKS
least $500 600 600 OF bonds anS -o,,rt
have been purchased for foreign aSS,ar-,t
and shipped abroad Our money ais
clearly shows that there i 4AS ~- T,,ris
turbing in our financial condluo, ,+as
are abundant at the easiest oi
There are some disturbing e4sn's
the situation. Current political deVsi's
ments do not challenge enthusiasm "A
the Legislature and at Wasninsloa
in the courts are sensational possiDn'
that in some phases seem eVsa
threaten national resentment ID
disclosures is there an invitation % :. :,
thusiasm. And In this is expianaas..
the fact which has become zoe lily -
fedlv clear that in the Nall SuS ,a.,ss
ket we have at present relatiyeiy inslS .;ar
nificant public speculative partlei
Men of great wealth have peen .srns
seem disposed still 70 continue aay
hut the man of ordinary caiiore Is
hardly discoverable in any StoeA
change quarter. Many have oeen sa..s ..sra
All have been scared And xhS "a ro
marking up of prices is insuiiclsIs sz.t
bring this element Immediately
INTO activity. Ars,csss
Yet. meanwhile. the general o1..ais
situation IS sound-Shows uhniis,
manifestation, indeed OF inaproH 49, 90
i'i''' n NLLAWAE
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Thomas ". Lawson. Though thS '
inaI urophet Of the recent SMASH Is oe
c,,pvinS the unique position Of havin.
turned ar the very oosto - T-.,I
s+raat Irt into Co-roboration OF its long heiH
1haory ths- Lawson is tfe specnla'HS
intin1ate OF Standard Cll-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
Silk Section

% pieces Of Pongee. Homespun. Raiah and Diagonal SILK, soc and
csc values. for SOC.
is pieces OF Fancy Louisene and Toneta silk, Csc quality. a zoe The
yard.
All shades in $500 quality, Bengalne Silk, for T5c.
$500 quality 36-nch Black Taffeta for 7c the yard,
SI75 quality 3G-inch Black Tafteta teuaranteed) at SIZE the yard.
$500 quality 36ineh Black Taffeta Guaranteed for SiG5 the yard
Genuine SINNERS Satin, all shades, regular price $3.50, for Si2S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
An Original Direct Appeal to Thinking People
Dress Goods Section

10 pieces Wool Dress Goods. values NJ 10 soc in small dark checks
and plain colors for 2c
Is pieces tc values up to Csc
IS pieces An Wool Dress Goods regular prce soc and loo, for 7c
20 pieces Atwood Dress Goods. including serges ponomas broad
cloth popnns ana wolfe. in black and eolors St25 ana $50 values, for
csc the yard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
Our Reason for
This Sale

AS a business firm we will be one year
new this coming week, and to show our
appreciation of a successful year, we have
decided to give our many patrons bar
gains that are bargains. This is not
merchandise bought for sale purposes,
and prohibiting customers from returning
il. if for anv reason it is not satisfactory,
but every article is taken from our regular
stock, and the privilege granted you OF
returning any or all purchases, if you
should decide for any reason, that you
cannot use them, and money refunded
quickly, willingly and without argument.
The bargains are SO good that it would only be ex-
changing dollar for dollar. Any time a well known
and reliable firm like ours, whose integrity is un-
questioned and right here in your home city, where
we expect to meet our friends and patrons Tor many
years to come, makes a bona fide sale-this no one
dares to dispute-we feel sure the buying public
will take advantage of what is positively and with
out a doubt the most legitimate sale OF modern
merchandise ever placed before the buying public.
Notice the prices and articles quoted. Many
others equally as good, but we lack space to men
ton them. Everything will be placed for lnspsc-
tion-prices to be seen at a glance and plenty OF
sales-people to give you prompt service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
Linen Section

81 a dozen Huck Towels for sc.
Sl20 a dozen Ifuck Towels. fol $500.
4 I2t.c Iuck Towel for Zoe.
4 15c IIuCk Towel for f2t9c.
An iSc sIuck Towel for Use.
\ 35c All Linen Huck Towel for csc.
A soc Bleached Turkish Towel for 2c,
% pieces Cotton crash at q yards o use.
A 128c Unblached Linen Crash FOR ic.
A I5c Unbleached Linen Crash for t2sc
\ t2tRc Bleached Linen Crash for zoe. F
so pieces of the genuine Russian Crash, regular price we, lr OF
ard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
Hosiery Section

OUR Csc and 7c Fancy Ile Hose, every shade for ~ me par
OUR soc Lace Iisle Hose, in black and tan, s6c he pahr.
OUR 35c extra Fine GAUGE Isle Hose for 2oc.
OUR csc Extra Fine Iisle Hose for q the pair.
OUR f5c Ch1drens Heavy Ribbed Hose, : pr FOR zoe
OUR zoe ChIdrenfs Ribbed Hose, in black or tan, for D the par
OUR 1216c Infants Seamless Cotton Hose, o d the par.
OUR soc Infants Seamless Hose. all colors, for 22c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11
FOODS AND ENDS"
THE NEW SLOGAN
fNsU scEs-s sEizE o. WICKER
SPANS EST-ET -OESoUNCE
II AID rs ORIGINATOR

Was1irra-. May ls-s.t5-u-g
Gsrs-al WIcl--saam resent state
r.rt t1lt .rs1-ge1-. are merely The
-oIl- ard ends o. politics .s aro-s-
.-r u8s1 se-tlneat q a. .0-- b0.t
t-e l91s- and senate
So..s45i- among thee sentiments
a.e re.-ntDeat aEa.r-t Wl-ke-.a4u
as dictator o. parry pf.acipie.
and s-0u 0f bin as judge %
party lyyaity The statement has
ben bitterly deu0ulc-d ou si sides
ard l1slrzel-s. SJtl % TIE house
and senate declare taat the stto--
r.y general. p1ra.e ail be- the .-It
of speeches 20, c1iy on the stump
c1-nz the romiag campaign 51i
10 t1a house and senate before ad.
Jouumert
Repre-. ntat,e Nelson Of wIseoa.
.Ir sald.
odd. and end. Of polucs, Every
great party la, been c,mposed Of
The Od5- and ends Of some other
parry. and j. s dlr,-su, tAinE
1g fsr to stand 'o- a reform ~ith.l
tha party taaA @ step outside TIE
party lines altogether and 20 ar
tempt tae generalization o. CO..
alo.e scheme of tAlnEr
Representative Mil.s Polrd.z.-r ot
Washington another member g ;le
.rr-corc liable group. said
.Wi.sersham sas never elected 20
any office and never came into con.
tact with the voters o. 'le party.
WHAT service mas h- ever l-ntered
20 Tie pa-se So boss can read men
ol, o. the republican party. The
people are tired Of bosses. aletas-
4 ta- attorley generals Office. die.
'at.nz goo congress .aN relieving
railroads fr.m tae Sherman acr. o.
elsewhere"
The lu-urgen'. OF tle senate w--,
entirely TOO happy and -elfsat..;l.d
tlis afternoon 20 be disturbed ol
made p-eyIsA 5y the declaration o.
Attorney General Wick-r.ham tha'
they comprised the odds and ends
of politics
They say j.; Us useless 20 throw
bricks az a shadow Some OF tls
insurgents. however. announced tho
when the debate gets under ful
sway again and the opportunity l
presented. they NiI give the attor
Hey.general further verbal castlga
Tin. NOue Of them fee. kindly 20
ward him. and the latest utterance
Oh his part rill only provoke in
creased bitterness when the time %
reckoning comes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11
THE CLUE
Continued from Page Three


And you don't know who thi.
rival is?"
40, bu, know what she's like
She's the c.inging rosebud effect. "
What do you mean"
Just that You know Madeleine
was big, grand. splendid type
majestic and naughty; and she
thought Schuyler loved better some
little tmid girl. sho would sort
% look up % him, and need his
protection
Fesseuden looked steadily AZ Miss
French. Are YOU imagining all this"
he said "or is Il true?
Both, responded Kitty. with a
charming little smile Maddy just
limited O. 10 me-. and guessed the
rest You know have detective iu-
stinot too as well as YOU
"Nou have indeed" and Rob gave
an admir.ng glance at the poutins
red lips. and roeuish eyes "Bu,
tcll me more about H."
There isn't much TO tell" said
Kitty lookius thoughtful but
there's q lot TO deducc."
Wei tell mr what there is 10
tell" and then we'H both dcduce
It pleased Kitty greatly 10 imag.
inc she was really helping Fcsscn
den, and she went glibly on.
Why, y.u see. Maddy was un-
happy an know that and Il;
was for some reason connected with
schuyler Yet they were to be mar.
ried, al the same But sometimes
Maddy has asked me. with such
wistful look IL | didn't think men
preferred little, kittenish girls TO big,
proud Cncs like herself"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11

And you being little, kitten
ish gill. said yese'
Don't be rude" said Kitty. flash.
ing smile at him Il am kitten.
ish ia name only And am no,
little
You are. compared TO Miss Van
Normans type"
oh. yes; she was like a beautiful
Amazon. Well, she either had reason
70 think. or she imagined, that
Schuyler pretended 20 love her. and
was really in love with some dear
little c.inging rosebud"
"Clinging rosebud What an ab.
surd expression And yet-by Joye.
it just fits he:, And Miss Van
Norman sad 20 me-oh. say, Miss
French. don't you know who the
rosebud is"
No" said Kitty. wondering at
his sudden look OF dismay
''lf uOs cI, lIlH - eslllus <
dreadful. Come outside with me
and let's look into this idea !
hope it's only an idea"
Throwing a soft fawn-colored cape
round her. and drawing it's pink.
lined hood over her curly hair.
Kitty went with Fessenden out on
the lawn and down TO the little ar.
Dor where they had sat before.
Did you ever hear Of Dorothy
Burt?' he asked, almost in a whis.
per.
NO: who is she?"
Well, she's your chnging rose.
bud, and I'm sure OF Il, And IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11
SUb-TREASURY IS
UNDER SUSPICION
CONGRESS EXPECTED TO isvEs.
TIoATE ST. LOUIS OFFICE FoH
FURTHER SHORTAGE.

Wa-Hingt p. May I0-D-clarilz
that sorry conditions exist lu th.
United States slb--reasury and Gus
toms Offices in - Louis and that
a congressional investigation should
be- had. Repre- ea,a-.ye Cuuop. dem.
.orat Indiana. today filed q minority
report from th- house comm.tte.
o. eKpeadltur-- .n the treasury d.
pa-tmelt The majority OF the com
uittee reported against au lnyes-
tgation. Mr Cu.l0D's report reviews
the evidence lu the SJ Louis sub
treasury and Of the 5000 shortage
.u the customs office there.
Neither cOugre-- nor the public"
.t reads. has ever been Informed
a. 20 the fact, and circumstances
surrounding either OF these short
see,. Surely Tho house ought not 70
he asked 10 pas credit Of SOL 800
90 Mr Ak.n's former sub-treasurer
o. 81 I.ouisi. without the facts being
known. nor unit. it shall appear no.
ouly that Mr Akin did not himself
'moczzie %. money and also tha,
De- gave hi, time and personal AZ.
tent.ou 10 safeguarding the vast
fund under his control
\ bin is now pending for the re-
lief 4 Mr. Akin for the shortage
u his onic. The report declares
that Mr. Akin vac absent from his
ofIice much OF the time. that there
was an unlawful use OF the public
money and that an effort has been
made to mislead congress in the
matter by many misstatements OF
facts regarding the facts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11

tell you why"
First tell me who she Is"
She's Mrs. Cartoons companion
-Schuylers mother. you know. She
lives in the Carleton household, and
she is the sweetest, prettiest. shyest
little thing you ever saw 'Cllnging
rosebud just fits her"
Indeed" said Kitty. who had
suddenly lost interest in the conver-
sation. And indeed few girls OF Kit
tvs disposition would have enjoyed
this enthusiastic eulogy OF another
Il don't admire that sort, myself.
went on Rob. who was tactfully
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11

obseryant. Il like little more
spirit and yiyacity.' Kitty beamed
once more. But she's a wonder. of
her own class was there st din
ner last night. you know, and
saw her for the first time. And
though | thought nothing OF ii at
the time. can look back now and
see that she adores Schuyler. Why,
she scarcely took her eyes on him
al dinner. and she ate next TO moth
ing. Poor little girl. believe she
was awfully cut up at his approach
ing marriage
ITO be continued
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11
RemoNaI Notice

Halls Texas Wonder will remove
Kidney. Bladder and Rheumatism
trouble. 500 bottle contains 50
days treatment and seldom one bottle
falls 20 cure. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-11
HORsETHIEF KILLED.

Noted Character Of Seminole County
Caught IN Act.
Wewoka. Okla May l0-Isck Nil.