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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03

slightly longer than a glance. and
with little pucker of brows and
lips. then made the action of putting
it, unopened, in his pocket. Then he
rested the bicycle against his hip and
opened his letter.
"Northrepps Tuesday" She never
dated her letters. He used to be al
ways telling her about that. Tuesday
was yesterday.
Dear Marko-Were back. We've
been from China 10 Peru-almost.
Come up one day and be bored about
it. How are you?
He thought: Funny she didn't
mention she'd written just now. Per
haps she thought it was funny ]
didn't say Ia had it l must tell
her"
He returned her letter to its envel'
ope and put the envelope in his
pocket Then he wheeled his bicycle
INTO his gate. He smiled Mabel
will be surprised at me back like
this"
Mabel was descending The stairs as
/ he entered the hall In the white
dress she wore she made "a pleasant
picture against the broad. shallow
stairway and the dark paneling. But
she did not lpear particularly pleased
to see him. But he thought, why
should she be? That's just IT, That's
why I've come back"
] "Hullo?" she greeted him. Have
you forgotten somethlng?'
He smiled invitingly NO, I've
just come back. / suddenly thought
we'd have holiday"
She showed puzzlement. "A holi
day? What, the office? All OF your
She had paused three steps from IN,
foot OF the stairs, her right hand OF
the banisters.
His wife!
He slid his hand up the rail ant
rested IL on hers. "oGod Lord. no
Not the office. No. I suddenl,
thought we'd have a holiday. Yo'
and l."
He half hoped she would respon,
TO the touch OF his hand by turninI
the palm OF her own to H. But h
thought, why should she?" and sh,
did not She said But how extra
ordinary whatever for?"
She had descended and he move,
along tho han with her towards tn
morning room.
J 'Its rather extraordinary" sh
said
She certainly was not enthusiastic
over It. She asked. "Woll. what ar
you going to do2"
. He wished he had THOUGHT ~ som
, plan as he came along. what time
lunch9 Come on, well cut tho FLOW
: ers"
= She cut the first rose and held
! to her lips. smelling g. Lovely
Who was your letter from. Mark
q He thought. How ON earth did sh
s know" lie had forgotten Ii hin
n self. ''How ever did YOU know
1 From Lady Tybar They're back
- II saw you from the window wit
J. the postman. Lady Tyharl wha
4 ever was she writing to YOU about
= lie somehow did not like this. Wh
= whatever And being wotrhcd w
{ rather heastlyi hu remembered b
had f1ddlod about with the letter
!. half put II n his rorkct aud the
taken ii ou. nrair Ard why moi
}. What did 1t natter Mahol did n,
g particularly IKE Mona. tie said. "tul
? to say they're back She wants d
|. 10 so up there"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03
Young Oil City Boy
Knew Golden Texts

DOYLE Watson, who Is just five
years old and who lives very busy
life with his parents at Oil City, sur
prised the whole Sunday school when
he repeated all the golden texts Tor
the first quarter of this year. Mrs'
j. Ii. Cs.ss, superintendent OF the
school. had offered prize for any
pupil who could memorize the greatest
number. Six Of the older students
memorized them. but none Of them
were so ready in response as little
Doyle
Quarterly conference was held at
Oil City and Wheeler last Saturday
when Rev. Lamar. presiding elder
conducted the services.
Dan Blackburn of Healdton was a
brief business visitor in this section
last week.
George Hickey visited in Pooleyile
Monday evening
J.. r. Cox has been elected clerk
of the Wheeler school board here last
Tuesday Just before the election the
parent.teachers' club held a meeting
for the discussion of definite pro
gram of work for the year.
Clint Walker was seriously hur'
when truck he was driving turnee
over a mile west OF Oil City last
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03
Important Wildcat
Drills in Stephens

An intcsestinE wildcat is being
snuddod IN the northwest quarter
uf section 10, sn-sw, by !. Ben
Ross of NJ Worth. north OF nto
ductiou .in the Duncan field az
stephens county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03
OKLAHOMA DAILY
OUTPUT DROPS TO
339-@ BARRELS

During the past week production of
Oklahoma showed decrease Of $500
barrels, or drop from $4,000 barrels
daily during the preceding week to s3s. ).
500 barrels daily. During the past week
there were &c competitions noted with
flush production OF 23,s07 barrels, and
~ gassers were brought in with pro
duction totaiing lie. 500 900 cubic feet.
Dry holes numbered "a. Daily produc.
ton of Oklahoma during the past week
by fields was as follows:
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SEVEN CITIZENS MILITARY
CAMPS HELD THIS SUMMER

NEW YORK.-Seven citizens mill
,ary training camps for instruction IN
AL branches of the service will be con-
Quoted in the second army corps area
this year from August . to 81, IT was
said at headquarters, Governor Island.
Similar camps will be held by each corps
area throughout the country. ll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03
PICTURES OF NEW YORK CITY

Largest city on earth: tallest sky
scrapers and most costly bridges.
Nice for parlor, attracts the at
tenuon of all friends; artist col
ped. Five pictures 10c; fifty pic
lures soc.
CARL WEVER, ZHA, OKLA.
Via. HealdtOn
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Total
South Texas.

Production of the Texas coast fields
during the past week showed an in
crease of $40 barrels daily more than
the daily production during the preced-
ing period or a total daily of 120.920
barrels. The increase is attributed TO
the maintenance of production by the
West Columbia field and new produc.
ton al Orange.
Production of the South Texas fields
follnuS.
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Total
Louisiana.

Daily average production in the
Shreveport territory during the past
week showed decline of 2o,6ls barrels,
OF which 16,466 barrels were lost in the
Haynesville district and 4,312 barrels
at III Dorado. Daily average OF fields
of Louisiana during the past week was
us follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03

And then Bill got to talking about
why hadn't Mary Jane given him some
Of that delicious sliced bread spread
with Mary Jane Syrup that she gave
Old Hullaballoo.
Mary Jane said that she thought
that Bill was always too busy hunting
a fight with Mrs. Brewster's chicken
to pay any attention to de.li-cacies.
Bill said, maybe If you would give
me little more Mary Jane Syrup and
sliced bread it might make great i'm.
provement in my temper"
So Mary Jane went in the house for
a great big piece Of bread and Mary
Jane Syrup for herself and Bill. And
Bill said he never did taste anything
quite 20 good, and he felt 20 peaceable
that he never again would fight with
Mr'. Brew'teF'' chicken.
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Total -----..---
North-Central Texas.

Last weeks production report OF
fields OF north and central. Texas
shows a daily vscrage Of l22.S5O bar-
rels, a gain Of l,d00 barrels over the
preceding period Production by fields
was as follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03

Allen Hart and Mrs. ]. C. Clark, both
OF Ardmore, were married In Tisho-
mingo last week, according to the John.
ston County Capital-Democat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03

European factories each week pro.
ducs abou, ie.oec.eeo neunds Of artificial
butter with oocosnut oil AS the base.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03

Inhabitants of Jutland are believed to
be the most nearly genuine specimens
Of the old Danish stock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03

DON'T MISS the nsxf Mary Jane Story about
Mary Jane Gives Great Party to Her Little
Frisnds."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03
Kansas.

Production of the fields OF Kansas
during the past week reached $4,000
barrels divided in fields as follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-03

May Jane said, "Soms
hens haze a. much fun
setting on a doOy-knoS
a. on q regular egg"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-03
CERTAIN RELIEF
FOR|ND|GEST!ON

Indigestion and It's attendant Ms such
as dyspepsia, heartburn. sour stomach.
gripping pains dysentery, d!arrhoea,
collie. cholera morhus. chronic ccnstIpa-
tlon.> gas, etc. and even sick. nervous
headaches a-s directly traceaole 20 dis
orders IN the digestive organs and can
now De quickly relieved with new cordial
called "Antt-F'ermenc." originated by q
druggist and recommended by physi-
clans,
The food sours before Il - fully d.
gssted. thus putting into solution toxic
poisous that are absorbed into the sys-
TEN. Irritating the !ncest!nes and set
ting up Inflammation. To avoid this.
you simply have % prevent fermeata-
tlon by using Anti-F"rreHt,
Autt.Fermenc Geutralizcs he acid con-
di,son Of the stomach. cleanses and
sweetens the bowels. soothAs and heals
the inHamed tntes.!nes and increa sea
the flow OF gastric juices. giving Quick
and Cera,!n reHes. DC; a bottle OF
Anti-Ferrleuc from your druggist with
a guarantee ~ satisfactory results or
money returned. II w,l improve your
appetite. give you res,Eu! sleep and
make YOU feel better than you ever fe'e
II your life. (AdT)
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theatre party at the Fenray theatre yes
terday afternoon.
Earl Boyd and wife Of Cleveland, O.,
are spending few days are the guests
Of local relatives.
Miss Agnes Lewis OF the Peoples Bank
IA again able to be out following
months illness.
The Foreign Missionary society held
4 meeting in the First Methodist church
last night.
Mrs Ralph Smylie Is again able to bs
out following a several days illness Al
her home.
The Junior Mechanics report an inter-
esting and busy meeting IN their hall on
Hanover street last night
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boyd Of Cleveland
are here for visit with friends and to
attend the Padden funeral.
Miss Ollie Brand Of Louisville KY. Is
n guest ut the home OF Patrick Moore
and family Of this city.
Mrs. r. J. Mitchell left last night for
her home at Bingham Canyon Utah after
n visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Sedkw.ck.
Mr. and Mrs. willard Ball are attend
ing the funeral Of Mrs. Balls father at
New Martinsv!lle today.
The usual busy and Interesting meet
Ing Of the Improved Order Of Red Men
will be held tonight
Another good crowd attended the fair
ard festival OF the Progressive Com
mit;ee In the Frat hall last night.
Frank Parker. former local resident
was here from Fairmort yesterday for
visit with friends
Mrs Herbert Carmichael has arrived
home after a few days spent visiting az
Cleveland.
Michael Lacy Of Jeanette. Pa, and
Thomas Lacy OF Moundsville are here
for The Padden funeral today.
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the representative OF ring and that
non" had chang" for that Once unless
,hcy werc endorsed by the ring. The
author O: II" charge - said - have
been a former city o:'iC,al-whn wds de-
irntod overwhelmingly a Ccw years az"
and since ;Na; i.nc has been attacking
..mos' everyone mat comes into polii-
ia, prom.rrurc He made m effort to
build up Il ing hat Some 81 the leaders
turned aEn'.S; h!m. II" is supported by
10 ring unless L - The entire front OF
~" Republican rarity. Tho attack WAS
launched On NoS" grounds because the
candidate has such an excellent record
shat friends Of his opponent can find
no other means Win but a few more
days until election. the campaign prom
.scs 10 become rather interesting
Bellairs Briefs.
Mrs {. {. Dickens and daughter Of
Guernsey street and Mrs. t. ". Dickens
If Gravel I'M have returned from a
ST, .u Cincinnati.
Ray MrN!ilcU. who has been travelling
with Ringing Bros. circus, Will return
~ tbs ely tomorrow from Pittsburgh.
Mrs. James polan Of Huntington has
vc,uynrd home after a visit with local
relatives ard friends.
a Gene Wilkes and Ross Fowler OF
a'arnssyi,le were visitors In this city
yesterday.
Mrs. nav!d Powell OF this city has
returned from visit with relatives in
Akron
Miss Emma R.ehI II Highland avenue
las resumed her duties in tho Rose
lHn school. After an Illness.
Tn. public SCHOOLS have been dismiss
might attend the annual session OF the
roshoc'on.
Members Of the II. II club cntertained
with a dance last evening in ;he!r head
quarters on Thirty-second street.
The cas-; Of the minstrel TO be pre-
scented by the Bellalre post. American
legion. held a rehearsal las, evening.
M-S Elizabeth Phillips entertained
ihs members OF tho Thea Shrine club
last evening IN her homo on Guernsey
street
Many prominent Democrats attended
the rally in this city last evening.
Mrs Alturt Apliu entertained tho
Woman's guild Of the Trinity Episco-
pal church last evening IN her home on
Harrison street.
Miss Marie Barnett has returned 10
DIlIles. after a VISIT with local relatives.
Herbert Mitchell. the Republican cam
d'dats for prosecuting attorney. viii
spend the latter part OF the week with
local friends and relative"
Tho Protected Home circle held an
interesting session last evening IN the
headquarters in the Miners temple.
The Amrrious club held meeting
last evening and routine business was
IRAN sacted.
One plain drunk was picked up nv
the police yesterday and he paid fnc
81 s. and costs.
y. s CoNcy. the independent cand!-
date for congress has completed his
tour Of this county and has gone into
Harrison county.
The. Peerless Athletics who PLAY tho
Pittsburgh Shi"ks on Sunday NJ River
view park have been holding practice
each evening.
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Davies of Elicit street. A business ees-
sion with a program will be held and,
later. refreshments will be served oy
the host.
Plating District.
City Engineer 4. K. Rothermund ana
his assistants are making a plat OF
the district north OF the present cor
porate limits preparatory 10 action by
council which will result in the eA ten
sion OF the corporate limits. All or the
residents in the district are reported
ready and willing TO be taken in.
To Entertain Class.
The members Of the Always Faithful
class Of the First Baptist church VIII
meet this evening as the guests Of Miss
Marie Burwinkle al her home on North
Eighth street 4 charming social eve
Ming has been Planned for the class
members and 4 delightful luncheon will
be a feature Of the evening.
Pallbearers Announced
The following have been announced
as the pallbearers for the funeral OF the
late Richard Padden this morning. Ed
ward Hyland. J. L. Blackford. Alex. r.
Dixon. Brock Brown, J. +. Mullaney,
Anthony Coync. william T. Dixon and
Robert Boyle.
Many Flowers Received.
A large number of floral offerings
of every description are being received
Mt the Padden home on West Hanover
street as testimony Of respect and az
lection in which the late Richard Pad
den was held and the home was practi-
calIy a bower OF flowers last evening.
Judges Meet.
All Of the presiding judges OF the
election who will serve at the election
next Tuesday have been called TO meet
al the office Of the elction board at
Bellaire this evening. at which time
they he Issued their instructions and
supplies for their work.
MARTINS Ferry Briefs.
Henry ". Gaud!ng OF Pit sburgh ar
rived here last night to attend the Pad
den funeral
County Auditor Arch Fogle was again
visiting with friends and voters In this
city yesterday.
Mrs VIII Hinge Of Rayland was the
hostess to the Maids and Matrons AT 4
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Ing times were IN no small way res0on-
stole for hts breakdown.
clifford l.. Pei: local attorney was
chairman of The rally. Tn" greater D""-
ton 4 audience was men amt they cams
from all parts Of the county 20 hear IN"
famous orator. Harrison leaves tonight
for Indianapolis whore he speaks tomor-
row and 1T Fort Wayne on saturday.
Standard Bearers
Miss Elizabeth Mcsserly entertained
the Standard Bearers society or tho
Shadysido NJ. r. church last evening N
nor home n Shadyside. The meeting
was well attended and social session
followed the business program.
Pythian Meeting
A big meeting Of the BLACK Primo"
Lodge. Knights OF Pythias VIII he h".h
this evening In the headquarters ~
Guernsey street 4 class Of candidates
VIII he initiated and a soc!ai session
will follow tho Initiation.
Final Arrangements
Final arrangements for IN" arTiVa' 81
Governor Harry l.. Davis in this Guy
This evening were completed ~ g. meet
ing OF tho committee last evening. 10
viii drive 20 this county from am
, bridge and will he me E'I"s' ~ N0n"r a
a reception IN Welcome Inn ~ li0Ei Is.
vita about ) o'clock TIo s. scheduled
10 arrive at Eella'-e between ana 4, 81
'.o'c,o~t where he viii be met ~ a dele
ra,,o, n. ReouhUca7s IN machines a,
~ northern city limits II" speaks 2,
~. b,r rally - Re- hold m he FIX Grand
.bcater r W SchN-'ze-. prominent To-
cnl attorney Will bo chairman Of the
meeting.
A, o'clock this evening. Miss Rose
! Morfarity will arrive IN this city from
! columbus and viii be me- by commit
70. ~ local women headed ny MIS-. sam
r Mccain. A reception and han0n"'
viii be served IN The Gloh" h''"i t"-
me- ropula- orator who VII share IN"
p,a,ror mat tho rally with "oNora"'
H. l.. Davis.
pulling For Heathertngton.
rx-ea-y,-c men ~ Be''a!re and V!c'1-
,tv nrs pulling strong Tor the e'ec,."n
No pa'ph HeatherlrG,on u tho state
LEGISLATURES Heathe-,HEton was one OF
tho frs, from this city 20 enlist WHEN
,no United States entered tho world
war entering the frs; officers training
. school n. For. BENJAMIN Harrison.
Winning 4 second l'eu'enancy. In IN"
. regular army n. tho conclusion "' the
/ school. n. later served with distinction
F hofN =, this country and In France, a.
,aln!ng the rank - captain before hs
received his honorahlo discharge.
Ueathrr'nC.on "a exceptionally well
! qualified sor the Office 10 which he
aspircs. Hc s. an Noaor graduate OF
! the Ohio Wesleyan university, a high
/ school instructor and man who mixes
we'll and makes friends readily. Above
! all. his friends maintain that he, II
I elected will serve the county and state
( 10 the best 0? his ability and will not
/ be Influenced by threats o. petty poll
! ticians
Entertain friends
Friday evening In his homo on Gravel
/ H,M Ren Morris. r.. will entertain
number Of friends with a Halloween
party.
| Miss Mildred Morgan eutcrta!ns he-
| friends with Halloween masquerade
party tonight In her home on North
| Franklin street
Ring Politics.
CharEes have been made that one -
! tho candidate ror a county Office 20
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should hold rs own and the light plant
should show savings over present CON
dtt!ons For the combined plants sur
plus will 10 SHOWN. which. although less
than your present. Will still be sufficient
to make x unnecessary to increase rates
or taxes. This IS made possible
through savings effected by combining
The plants under one roof and by say
!ngs IN coal due TO running the e!ectrlo
engines condens!ng instead Of non-coh-
dens'ng as a. present.
The receipts from both plants haVe
shown a healthy Increase each year ana
In excess OF the expenses. This condl-
t!on will probably continue and by the
time the plants are In operation tho
surplus should be greater than shown
In the comparisons.
unexpectedly submitted.
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Henry W Gaudlnr Of PITTSBURGH. Pa.
editor n, the Communer and Glass
yorkcr and q farmer we'll known local
.os,dc,. ,rr,yed bora Yesterday for 4
y,4j, with old friends and to attend the
funeral Of his former intimate friend
p,ri, padden which - 10 be held this
morning
padden Funeral
The BODY Of the late Richard Pad:
don who died last Tuesday morning fol
lnv!rr q stroke suffered on last SundGa
afternoon will be laid at rest IN ct.
Narv's Cemetery west Of this city fol-
lowing requiem high mass NJ St. Mary's
catholic church THIS morning At .
o'clock. HitualistIc services were held
n, the family home on Hanover street
last night by the Eik's lodge OF this
city.
Completing Repairs
Superintendent T.. s. jenkins OF tho
water department reported yesterday
that good progress Is being made on
the repairs ~ tho broken water ma u
on Center street. Til" break in tho
main occurred at spot whcr" the I'm"
passes under a culNert and TINS mace
the work ihcnnvcnient
Republican Rally
The biggest Republican rally or INC
election campaign VIII be heio IN 'n'
FIX Grand thcatr" In EcIiaire this eve
ming nj which time Hon. Harry - paws
Governor or Ohio and Miss Rose Mo-
larity Of the Workmcn's compensation
Commission Of the state Will h" tn"
speakers. Most Of the Interested Ike.
publican voters Of this city VIII attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-03

Unless you see the name "Bayer" on
package or on tablets you are not get
ting the genuine Bayer product pre-
scribed by physicians over twenty-five
years and proved safe by millions for
colds, headache. toothache. earache. neu-
ra!c!a, lumbago, rheumatism. neu-!t!s.
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Simple Way To
Take Off Fat

There can be nothing simpler than
taxing a convenient little tablet four
times each day until your weight is re-
Gaccd to normal Taa,s ADJUST pur~
chase a case Of MarmO.a Prescription
Tablets from your druggist for one
dollar. the sane price The world over.
Following directions 1870 no starvation
dieting or tlrosOme exercising. Eat
substantial foUd-be as lazy as You like
and keep on getting simmer. And the
best part OF MarmoIa PRESCRIPTION
Tablets Is they are harmless. That IS
your absolute safeguard Purchase them
NaTnola Co. 1912 woodward Ave,
Detroit, MiCh.-(AdvD
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Need Autos.

Need Autos.
Ina, p. L,..., ,,ro g. ,,,-ca ~
49, ,..,,, ,ora,... 49, ,t,yn-.,,- risr|v 7.
No.. ,,.S', .~.aks -, ,ra r,-r,rord
.r,.,..~ .,.,,o.r,,,. .,...,,f-,. l.,s ,ss,,aJ .
ra', for ,yr.r,,5.,.s The machines. As
we'll as the band VIII assemble AZ the
rs.y Au5ll.us "a. $50 O'Clock and proceed
Z, ,ar CIV limits where they vii! meet
,ae governor ami his party.
III Il. & a. CLUB.
The Music. Literature and Ar, Club
meets this afternoon In the home OF Mrs.
e. NJ Hudafer OH North belmont street.
The hostess will DE assisted by Mrs. W.
Il. Armstrong The program Is as fol-
low.
ErU Cail-Auswcred by items OF in
;er,~t tn The ar. world.
AR; Displayed by Members" Mrs.
james Stewart.
Famous Paintings" Mrs. ". L. Nor
san.
Music.
Serious Charge.
Carlos Mars OF ,his city. was arrested
.hy L. :. Marshall LOTUS and Police
.Ch.et Davis on q charge OF rape. Thu"
charge was rr"f"rr"! by Martins
Ferry girl lie vas taken :" AancS-
Vale f"r hear,0S before United
states commissioner and probably VIII
he Sker :" Na"ol'nE !" race "h''e
slavery charge. police say.
Knee fractured.
Mark Thomas. ~ N"H'h 'FRONT.' stree
Wheeling. >"S'|.r'" fractured knee
when n" fell a ".S.1Hte OF a''H, :" le''
While a; work A. Ia" 'n''," states
Laundry yesterday. Or. ;. :. wright
rendered t;rs; aid and he was removed
10 The c;ty hospital
Miner injured
Clarence CLAYTON. or South Union
street. was taken 10 tho city h"Spi'ai
yesterday suffering with fractured
hone N his foN.. The injury was Sus-
tanned while he was at work IN tho
Rail and River mine No. 6 a McClains-
Vile.
oriosrs Elected
tn, Rock I'M Grange has named tho
s,,,owi,r orycars FOR The ensuing year:
O,.a-s..- r>r,,,s. c,,Tsp. r.crtura-. car,
,,t.r,,. S,or.,r, p,l,, ,,tne,. assistant
-, r,ts,ar. r,n,,I,I, NJ II Nor
,r,,,ry
49, ts - co.
.'SS Ia" on F''''"' go T.,,. ~.