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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
: r little sun TO HAVE BEEN POISON 3D.

An ,rd,,.it wa- FED with Coroner Nche'n' Nv L. v
Iiulr ~ No. 40 Wet >"N"n'e 'n'"'S''' ' Lana.
'' -, -. 49,, ou.,,;,,, I. made that his uncle, james
>, ,,,t ,ho lived At huntington, l.. L. came - Ms
death from poI-pning , a.. -.,,.
lama. r. Littl. Wa a 'rti.rJ bokft h'N'nN' ''"'
o'd and Wa, we'll - DO. The sn'da|t "'s'' wa" w.,
,,,, with whom Lie" had been hNlhS i ho' y :
49,, ,,, ia, ,.,I widow lives Ohio. Inc
.,,, ,o s.t. forth that MI. Litil" asked - pr IT,
I'D f., IN. hom,, Of his n'ph-r. but IN rq"'' was
nI ly iii, woman who'll II l. ssid }. NJ '''''' w"
,h,ro.. with administering poi-ou' Inc W" 'eN " "
anid,yt and it, further contents ave "'
,u Ia. gi,en out until after the inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

II wa. reported in pookitn yesterday tina. NJ Vand"
Mckinney had bofn appointed collector OF Internal
re,. for the Eastern District % NcviorN. 10 succeed
Ernst Nathan. Nj Mrknncy .ound hi, house.
xo o,e p,dfod a,r. lie laid that hr believed h. had
.cn aupo, ed bur received official notice from
Washington.
Mr. Mex inncy j. "a leader tine Independent or
ANTI snapper Democrats % Hfo"hin He l. a res
dent ,f the twenty Ward AMI ooS aeiN" pat
m ,h. Anil. that ylr' 81 tn citi
md va, o., Of dcreit 10 tn stat" toiN -tiOn ~
sv;acusa ir MAJ 1882. H. s tity-thr- yeas old aud
M, horn an. educated In BioOkl,n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
HARLEM REPUBLICANS AT WORK.

The regular monthly meeting OF me hepuDlcah
Organization Of the NXNIIth Assembly District
was held last night at its headquarters. No. 2,2b
Third.aye Donald Mclean presided and Charles
H. Wheeock secretary. 4 committee o; nve
was ordered TO be appointed TO investigate the
election returns and ascertain. IL possible. how IL
was that MIR Robertson, the Republican Assembly
man.eiec, did not receive the fun party vote ia
certain districts. Resolutions congtauatns inc
Republcan party on its recent victories were passed
The rest Of the evening was taken up In enrolling
.ti..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

Huntington. Ind. Nov. II ,SpeciaD.-At the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of the Chicago
,nI Erie Railroad Company. held at this place
to-day the following directors were elected; j. q.
Mccullough. OF Vermont; John King n. u; lh9mds,
q, II. valiant. A. Donaldson. Andrew W. Kent.
simucl Spencer. James II. Benedict. OF NV ofk
VI. \. Hanna and John Tod. 0f 'lere'"mu; ~ ~
WouLford, of Cincinnati Nolney J. Malott, Of
Chicago. and Simon Perkins. al SlhlV' rem IL
Is said that at the Forthcoming amman ''c'io' 'hr
present officers viii be- reelected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN INDIANA

REPI-RfICANS JrBILANT - DEMOCRATS Dis
HE,ETENED rs THE RECENT EIE' IIoNh.
C. W. Fairbanks the we!l-known railroad lawyer
and one Of The leaders OF the '.spubcon party
Of Indiana has been in the city OIL business and ~
CUES. OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr. Fairbanks an ardent champion or Gov
er,or NcKinley's reelection this year and stumped
Ohio for the Republican ticket. Daring one Of his
visits IN New-Yoik before the election he predicted
that McKinIey's majority over Neal would ex-
coed any given number ia Ohio since John Broush
defeated Nalandgham by 10000 majority in 1865
lie moved a true prophet SIrakine of the cam
naien inst closed Mr. Fairbanks said TO Tribune
reporter:
'.The great victory by the Republicans OF
Ohio is only the forerunner Of what the
Republicans Of Indiana are going - do next
wear We are already organizing for the battle OF
tset and our Hoosier Republicans are anxious for
The FRAY | expect Republican majority IN
Indiana year ploportiondt'ly as great a. th"t
iust given In ohio SO IL Will De all the West
a marty that assails the ndus ries Of this country
* doomed to defeat. The Democrats of state
IRE discouraged already. Whichever way they look
Gefeat stares them In the face. Our party friends
in Indiana are delighted with the great Republican
triumnh wen here in New tork Coming. it
dd along with tn. splendid victory Mckinley. it,
effect upon our opponent IN Indiana was mosi
crushing and disheartenins. You may confidently
expect great things for the Republicans OF Ind-
ara in next contest
MIR Faii banks * close personal friend OF
President Harrison and Is believed to reflect MI
Harrisons sentiments AZ to the prospect in Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
rpvr H. SINGER MAKES 4 DENIAL.

liant "A Sanger denies the statement "hl'h APPEAR"
''''' - :, ,h. ,r.c, tnat would SiN" u ia!
-, ,,ou.,,~ A. the Madison SNuar' ''den OF "''o ""
49,. ,,r int,r,,. on Of DOING -. WhI" III NJ ''p''' "
-, n, ha. rented the M1d-on saI''' "'fue. ,or It
u,nl,cr OF balls Ia be- giNen du'i"s w ... =,
""m"' " ,,, sor,,, Garden nor Mr.. sanger Is
t,,...,d In any OF these ENTERTAINMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
GOVERNOR MKINLEYS PROBABLE MA
JOKiTN.

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. H-Wth all except two
counties heard from the official majority FOR Coy
ernor MKinley stands to-day at SLIM. and the IN
dications are tina. II will not fall below M.0t when
I'm. fun vote is announced by the Secr-taty Of
state I'm only county OF the state Pikep ala
the Democrats make a net gain ana this Hhlouitr"
10 only Ial votes The constitutional ain.ndn' nts.
not having received majority Of all the votes
east members of III" Genera Assembly are
ii, feat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

proprietor and Editor of "rhe Otse-o republican.
He served in the Army from ~, 10 lSo,, being So
vercly wounded three times He is an eX-State
Senator. Il member of I'll" Grand AtiiiH ol ue re
public and the Loyal Legion. Mr. va was
admitted to the Bar in 1874 and served as Deputy
Commissioner Of Pensions under the Harrison AZ
ministration He is well known to the s"iders or
the State and III, Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
SENTENCED For ASSAIlT.

Buffalo Nov u Billy Baker. the prize-ighter
who while acting a. a deputy sheriff IN thu Fourth
District % the rir-i Ward. Election Day. as
saultsd M Fullerton q lawyer. Will" the latter
was attempting to obtain entrance to III" polling
booth "A - Republican watcher was today sep
tened To- six months Imprisonment In tn" p"n
Tertiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE Administration has
been givng some attention to III" affairs or the
Pacific railroads especially since the Union Pacific
railroad was placed in the hands Of receivers.
Tlrr. are i've receivers OF this corpora ton three
,.pres.u,ine the 4 ntcL States largest single
,rsditor--snd two the other creditors Attorney
General Dlney saii today h" bell"ftd mat the
,;ov,rnmrnt was amply protected IN its property
interests the road which owes the United states
"a cen SIS 40 and So 90 600 and he WAS -, the
np,iou thai some scheme having for il object the
comp,ete reorcaniza ion Of the road would be sub
rnittsd- 10 Congress for It's sanction.
Th, would be done. II done at all. for better Sc
curing the vast interests OF the United States In
trOprrfN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
- avn n .orTuwr-TrGN'S PLANS.

~ Louis. Nov. In. VI. Fraser I"''i "'ISh a''h'
u, the p1nmo,. aud ohio southwestern. has op,rri HI,
Office IN Inc u,ao Funding. and William liodldon h,,
been appoint ID as,st,nt neral frsht agent. with A.
Quarters ST. Icui. Tue R'ltin"r' 'n' OHIO south
Company 4. nov fairy 4" possession Of ;Lc ONO
aud Mississippi RAILROAD. whirh WIZ "'''''' '" KNOW"
a, the Mi...,,,I d,,,.on mat Isron oil the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
ELEcrRlcAL ExEcrrloy At ArRrRx pRlsox

ELEcTRicAL EIEcTTIOy At AUBURN PRISON.
Auburn. y. V. Nov. l4-.ohn Johnson colored,
who murdered two fellow-convicts In the broom
shop of Auburn Prison April Il. was executed
by electricity In the prison to-day lie met his fate
calmly. The execution was conducted successfully
Dr. Peter j. Gibbons of Syracuse. was exceeding
~ anxious 10 test his theory that in all cases OF
electrical execution where the current is applied
only once death is not produced but merely sus-
pended animation. Warden Stout refused to permit
the doctor To attempt the restoration OF johnson.
DR. Mackie. OF New York. secuted the idea OF sus.
pended animation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
MADE 4 STANDNRD-GAroE ROAD.

Corning, y. y, NON li.-Ih' Addison ana Fehh'V''
yanla ha- cen made stsndatdeaucr road IN" ff>L
tialns om III. sanfmd gauge the rad yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
ar on THE EAST RIVER.

,,,,. doNn thr East River yesterday
Wv W :, .,,. f,om =, leak caused by III" bursting
a'r'"o'' ,,,, NJ lin, standard OIL Company at
,,n,nrs point it WAS said The emp'o'e' oil 'nr 'oa
n,,,. denied la, nig,t that there was o'''"' w"
mrd that men were at work Irp'r'"s paw "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
OFT IN THEIR TIKI II 'oioh''
Fran, The Boston Advertiser.


OFT IN THEIR TRUE Co'.ohH'
| From The Boston Advertiser ,,-.
! ,rh commencement has At length been poiuiy
ne a., ,h, Rrozilian insurgents that they are
,"ve 10y ~ restoring the empire. rms announce
III n "a, ~ otb.r encouraging than othsrwiSe 10 .e
inihetri,' - 70 which the insurgents have come.
" ~, here WAS any hope or winning popt-
lar support enough TO ehapit .,i i ~, cnatt,,
"a ,a,no of email rights, Meo ana ms coauJutors
me naihc VI to be the only genuine Repub-
cans The sudden avowai Oh 'nv n
lions cannot fail 10 tax, iloin .n ar 'h u,o
great mn mn, much of the sympathy that they have
iihle 10 i,,ias from countries outside Of Brazil
M EUROPEAN KING-AIAKING
Nm, nh. :, Louis Globe democrat
II some Brazilian plays the ro's ,, ol 4 WarwieK
In his country all right; but no Eut9peah nation
WI pe no" when the United states gives the
urI Wnrid nations in the present eNigency.
THE PROPER AMERICAN ATTITUDE.
,,,, nh. Hrookyn Standardization.
concerning the question of allowing Brazil 10 lit
, o. h, T var in our ports. II should be- remeni-
bered that She is astr, bpr ,ei, nu nrr presi,
dent so FAR as We Know, ner iehaily constituted
nd i,ima,sy employed Executive. We do not
know about his 'dictators.mp tvWnching which his
ehrii's " -, hsinp OF the monarchica persl,a sion.
mat their chatter over IN" ulctntorship of Brazil
il "A noise IL pleases mem 10 niaKe 10 divert att-n-
uo',. me nas possession OF the fleet and usas !,
=" r,sks war upon his country: He has not, by the
acquired belllgereKt rights
SOMETHING MORE WILL. BE HEARD OF rr
From The Boston Globe
with Presidiss,m. rflxo1S bnyins warships. half
.and m A military balloon to drop dynamita i1ou,n
ON Meilos fleet II Is evident that the cruel war
down in Brazil isn't over yet by any means ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
THE gITTiTION ~ BRIZiL.

ADMIRAL. MELI.Os siMPATHIZERs.
From The Boston journal ,,.,
If Admiral Meo hasn't boosted 10 .n nsrobabv only
,cn,sa he considers II supernuous lortnay. hr
eor.r sympathy which the European soT, a.
extending 10 his cause uiscirses '' '"'
without any public declaration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
FIGHTING TIE INDIANA GEHayMAXpEe.

indianapolis. NOV. H.--Th- attorneys retained Icy
IN. Republican State comm.ttc. .o test III" con-
additionally or the gerrymander enacted By the
last IcgIslaturc will file their suit tomorrow or
next dsy in TIA" Marion County Superior Court.
The corlplain, j. volumnous document. BY il
a ". Wishard. as citizen OF the state seeks To
en- ioin the County clerk. Auditor and Sheriff OF
each of the nnety-two counties In the State from
issuing election notices and performing their duties
AZ election officers in accordance with the act IA
question on the ground that the h. void inas-
,nuch as IL does not carry out the requirement or
m. state Constitution demanding nearly as pos.
sibIe equal representation based upon the votini
uonulaton. Figures are given. showing that under
The gerryinander certain counties have excessive
rrprcsentatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

District Attorney Nico decided yesterday 10 have
an extraordinary Grand Jury next month in the
court Of oyer and Terminer In looking over the
,usiness to be brought before the Grand Jury he
decided that the present body would not have time
=, attend TO everything. As MIR Nicoll was any
ious TO leave accumulation OF complaints Tor
lis successor. Colonel John X. Fellows HI made up
nix mind to have the additional Grand Jury.
,rhc ca ses be laid before the oyer and Termner
Grand Jury chiefly violations OF an" eScs" and
Election laws. The charge of Henry Allen against
directors of the torlage company and he cases
~ The officers and directors OF IN. Madison square
tank may also be laid before the extraordinary
any This Grand jury Will he sworn In before
i,''jge Jarrett the first Monday In December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

N'''t efian, candidate for Judge the City Cop,,
convention in the With senate district 40,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

tofore known ~ the Baltimore and OHIO Southwestern VIII
be designated the Ohio Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
STATEMENTS or ELECTION EXPENSES.

STATEMENTS OF ELECTION ENPENSl.S.
Albany Nov. IA-certihcates of expenditure OF the
following candidates were filed with the Secretary Of
State to-day:
Charles Il. Saxton. Republican, for Senator In the
XXVUh District. expended 500. which $1,000
went to county commit ees.
John McCarty Democrat: for Senator in the YIN
District expended slGO for postage, So for ltho
rranhs and $50 for newspaper advertising.
Henry Wolfert Republican. for Senator In the
win district spent So Tor pastors and SO
fare and messengers ,, 49,
MARIN W,;,eer eSnended S2yIs Of which r. aoe went
IN the State Committee.
Lessee Johnson candidate for delegatc-at- large to
,he Constitu tionai Convention the Republican
ticket gave SIS to the Kings County Campaign Com
,ttee expended 81: for pastors and contributed So
~, - the Twentieth Ward Brooklyn) Campaign Com
mittee
CAPTAIN PALMER SELECTS his DEPUTY.
.nany Nov. u-Andrcw Davidson was today
elected by Captain John Palmer. the Secretary OF
to act as Deputy Secretary OF State dur
IT, Mfr. Palmer's administration Mr.. Davidson Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
The most natural and la sting

Valet perfume j. communicated TO del.
" :. - i,,te Iaces handkerciiefs. and station.
L ~ t. cry H. CASW Ell l.. MASSEY d CO.'S
.gIoren,inr Violet Orris Sachet. g
li.l B'way 57s jth Ave. and Newport.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05
PATTI ROSA.

1t 10 pleasure TO announce the
coming Of Patti Rosa. In 90 doing
one can commend the attraction to
the public with full assurance that
whatever may be said in advance will
be fully sustained by the excelIen ee
Of tho performance. The appearance
OF this popular little star at the opera
house ThurSdSy night will asSuredly
attract = large audience, and in hor
play, dolly Warden" she may be re-
lied upon to furnish full measure
Of enjoyment. Her company is one
Of exceptional excellence, 1t includes
JOe CAwthorn, John D. Gilbert,
Maurice Darcy and others. In com
edY and vocal features il is especial
ly strong.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05

The Ardmoreite reporter paid
Judge r. L. Boyd q visit today in hiS
Bi-chloride OF Gold PArlors. He
found everything most eozily &rrAng-
ed for the reception of patients and
for their general comfort This In
Stitute is very recently organized here
aud from Judge Boyd we learn it is
meeting with marked success. AL
ready number Of obstinate cassG,
both for the Alcoholic and morphine
habit have been successfully treated
The Ardmoreits regards this Gs q
God send to ArdmOre and has no
hssitAncy in stating that it is in the
hands of the proper man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.

A New York special says: A
latter was made public today from
J. j. Van Allen, recently appointed
ambassador to Italy, to Secretary
Gresham, in which Van declines
the appointment, saying it has
been charged that it was in return
for $4,000 contributed to the
national democratic campaign
fund, and he can not therefore
accept. The president personally
replied to Van Aliens letter, ask.
ing him to reconsider his declina.
tion. Van Allen replied to the
president in much the same strain
as he wrote to Secretary Gresham
refusing to accept the office.
Washington, Dee. 4-Congress
met at II O'Clock today. At least
800 members were in their seats
in the house. The chaplain of the
house referred feelingly to the
death Of O'Ncill of Pennsylvania,
the father of the house.
The presidents message was
read to each house. 1t contained
over 10000 words but was listened
to attentively.
He favOrs estoring the queen
of Hawaii to the throne.
He advises that congress go slow
on the silver question, and advises
an attempt at an International
conference.
He is severe on pension frauds
and wants every scamp who got
one illegally, fired out.
His tariff recommendations are
in line with the Wilson bill.
Eastland, Tex, Dec. 4-Engine No
22O on the Texas and Pacific, one OF
those immense new locomotives, blew
up near hero at 1890 today, killing
Engineer Elliott, the fireman and
head brakeman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05
THERE WAS LOTS oFFU1.

The Moss JOllity Company convuls-
ed its large audience last night by
the superb rendition Of o "Quick
Match" They crowd more fun and
music into two hours than is usually
found in this section and everything
they did had to be repeated before
the play could proceed.
Albany audiences sec 30 much com.
edy that it must be something unusu.
ally good to bring q smile to their
faces, but last night they laughed out
loud and were boirterous in their Ap.
preciative applause.-Albany News
This attraction will be seen here
just one night, Saturday eve, Dec. 9
Don't miss it ~ 1t promises to be the
finest comedy ever seen in Ardmore
Prices Is SO and IS cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05
TERRITORIAL PRISONERS.

Chief Deputy L. L. Stowe and A.
IA. Burch returned from Columbus
Ohio, last night after having landed
their prisoners "a ely behind the bars.
From Mr.. Stowe, the following items
Of interest, incident to his trip, were
obtained. At st. Louis he met an
officer from tho MuskOGee court with
five prisoners sentenced last week by
Judge Stuart. This officer had bad
luck IN that he lost one OF his men,
who while chained, jumped through
the car window and made good his
escape.
Manuel Patterson a lite time con
Wet from the territory was seen. He
has served fifteen years, is in good
health and was very proud to see any
one from the Indian Territory.
On the day Mr.. Stowe left Col
umbus there were confined in that
prison 1876 convietS.
A strange coincidence of his trip
was the meeting in Cincinnath Ottwo
prisoners bearing the nAme of Thomas,
one OF them from Ardmore and the
other from Moskoges. They had not
met for twelve years and seemed
proud to see each other though in
chains. They entered prison the
same day and for equal terms, though
on different charges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05

"a Quick Match comedy brin
ful of wit, humor and pGthos, spark
ling with bright dialogue aad tuneful
music will be presented At the opera
house. "a Quick Match" 10 not {
new play, but . fAvorlte Of several
seasons standing, and this year addi-
tions have been made in tho way OF
new and original speciAlitiOS, catchy
music and complicated situations,
that makes it nero satisfactory than
ever. The play contains none of the
hackneyed features of the average
farce comedy, everything bsing new,
bright and up to date. 1t will be
here ON Saturday eve, Dec. 9.
Subscribe for the ArdmorOiEe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05

From DR.. Null il is learned that
Mr.. NslmS who was mysteriouly shot
yesterday by stray ball, is getting
along fairly well, though he has con-
siderable fever today. The ball has
not boen removed. There has been
no clue discovered as to where the
shot came from, but it was undoubt-
odly accidental.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05

Mr.. G, N. YArbrough today receiv-
ed a telegram from hia brother DR..
Yarbrough dated 1t Paris, stating that
the report OF his son, Edgar, having
killed . man named Harris at Ada,
q. T. was untrue. The killing as cur
rently reported on the streets, should
have b happened yesterday, the result
Of family feud. Edgar is only fif-
teen years old and is well known in
Ardmore. His friends will be pleas
ed to learn the rumor was false.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05
THE CITY.

Mr.. James Barnett, OF MARKETS.,
was in the city yesterday.
Diaries for 1894 at London &
Moore'B Book Store. dec 5-5t.
A number OF DAvisites will attend
the Patti Rosa attraction Thursday
night.
A full set Of teeth for $3.50.
dec 2-tf A. E. Walters, Dentist.
=. III. Eastham comes to the front
today witt an "ad." Read it careful
iy and give him q call.
The Racket Store sellS ladies fine
shoes for $3.50 that others charge
$5 for. 1wk.
Mr.. Howles, awell known cotton
buyer ON the Ardmore force, went
to Wynnewood yesterday.
ONE QUARTER OFF on clothing
At theBiKIron Store.
Read tho lad" of Judge r. L. Boyd
and pay him O visit at his Bi-chloride
of gold PArlorS, over city drug store.
We are headquarters for holiday
goods. Call and look through cur
stock. We will sell anything for =
small profit. Green 4 CO. 1wk.
\ representative of the Ardmoreite
went 10 Davis Sunday and found that
thriving town moving along in O most
satisfactory way.
ALL boys, youths and mems suits
aud overcoats reduced rs per cent at
the Big Iron Store.
A prisoner named Ferrel, charged
with having obtained goods under
false prStenseG, was released from Jail
yesterday on bond.
DRESS GOODS reduced Is per
ee0t At the Big Iron Store.
Men are engaged today in pump
ing the water from the public well on
Main Street opposite the city drug
store preparatory to cleaning out tho
accumulated debris Of the past twelve
months.
The Racket Store is the cheapest
cash house in the Territory and don't
you forget it. 1wk.
J. IL. Robinson, prominent mer-
chant Of Dixie, was i'll the city today.
See those nne n. ID. Wells shoes Mt
the Racket Store selling at cost
John Kirk aud ChAs. Cation, OF
Berwyn. we're before Judge Scott
today charged with larceny. They
were discharged.
! The building occupied by Mrs,
DobbinS iS for rent. Apply tc her
for further particulars. n 1wk.
ONE QUARTER OFF Oh clcaks at
the Big Iron Store.
Hiram 1oungblood was given a
preliminary hearing before Commits
Gioner Scott today on . charge of car
ryinR weapons. He was held.
For the next thirty days I will
make q full set of teeth for $3.50
A. E. Walters, Dentist,
dec 2-tf Ardmore, |. T.
WANTRD.-Two furnished rooms
address ArdmJre Commission Co i.
1914 tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-12-05
CLOSING OUT SALE.

For the next thirty days l will sell
at actual coat my line of millinery
goods; consisting of fine Pattern hats
Sailor hats; InfAn+Gs, Celebrated Bar.
itZ and Corino gloves in all their load
ing shades and complete list ofeyery-
thing of latest styles found in first
class millinery establishment, suita-
BILE for holiday trade. Remember ]
mean literally what l say aud that
those goods will go at cost.
Mrs. Ii. Swift,
Temple of FAshion,
Dec. 2-tf Next door to Postofico.