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The morning call., 1893-02-11
The Track Fast.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10.-The track was
fast:
Five furlongs. Hubert O'Neill won, Ansel
Jr. second, Duke of Kent third. Time,
;03A.
Five and half furlongs. Maud won.
Teewater second. Wedge6eld third. Time.
1:0Sh.
Five furlongs, Emperor Billet won.
Remus second. Bangum third. Time, :02.
rbree-eighths of mile. India won,
Twanda second, Rhapsody third. Time,
:3l%.
Seven furlongs, Warplot won, The Judge
second. Redwing third. Time, :29A.
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JIM HILLS BULLS.
The Men Who Went Out Over the
Great Northern,

New YORK, Feb. 1o-The party which
last month went out over the Great North
ern line to witness the driving Of the final
spike to connect the east and west lines OF
the road have returned. They are all en-
thusiastc bulls ON the Great Northern.
They report great future in store for the
cities OF Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane and that
section OF country
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ENGLISH OPINION.
Willing to Trade the Islands for the
Bering Fisheries.

LONDON, Feb 10.-The Saturday Review
says in its issue OF this week that it attaches
no importance TO the suggestion that the
Hawaiian affair was really sugar sDeeula-
ton. Ii the United States is really anxious
to establish prOtectorate, the best use to
which England could put her treaty rights
would be TO swap them for a thorough set
Element of the endless fisheries difficulties.
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SMITH AND DIXON.
The Money Has Been Posted for
Their Fight.

NEW YORK, Feb 10.-George Dixon will
fight Solly Smith, the Pacific Coast feather
weight, some time in August for S2500
side, in New Orleans or at Coney Island.
The hackers Of Smith have sent on a forfeit
of $1,000 to cover the money which Tom
O'ROurke posted several months ago. The
conditions Of the match were fixed upon
weeks ago. They are to fight at lis pounds
for the best purse offered and stake Of
from $500 up.
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Called to Washington.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 10.-The United
States Treasury agent at Smiths Falls.
Ont, was Withdrawn yesterday and ordered
to report at Washington. This Is the first
serious blow aimed at the privileges enjoyed
by the Canadian Pacific Railway.
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Mr.. platt Was Absent.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-When the New
Mexico admission bill was reached on the
calendar to-day, during the morning hodr
of the Senate, Senator Carey did not call 1T
up On account of the absence OF Platt,
chairman Of the Committee on Territories.
who was detained at home by reason OF
serious illness in his family.
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Recovered Ills Pronertv.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-It was discovered this
morning thai the satche found in this city
yesterday containing bankbook showing
large deposits belonged to E. L. Pierce of
Milwaukee. 1t was stolen on a sleeping car
between Chicago and Milwaukee.
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FARM ANIMALS.
On the Whole, the Figures Are Most
Satisfactory.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. The report of the
Slatistician upon the comparative num-
bers and values OF farm animals. based on
the returns TO JenuaTy 18. 1892 Is nearly
ready for publication. Itshows an increase
OF horses, mules and sheep. no material
change In the number OF milch cows, de-
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Ran Into a Gravel Train.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Feb. 10.-An empty
engine on the Lehigh Valley road collided
with a gravel train uear Farvew this after
noon, killing one man. Michael O'Malley,
and injuring nine others, one of them, it is
thoupht fatally
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Canveral tor the benefit OF passing vessels.
Croker is in Florida and is reported 10 be
negotiating with Oil Millionaire Fagler for
railroad connections, which would make
the new port available for the rapid trans
portation Of mails and merchandise.
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Inceudiaries aft Work.

GAINESVILLE. Tex, Feb. 1O.-Another
ncendiary fire last night destroyed about
all that was left by that of Tuesday night.
The loss is $4,000, making a total in both
fres IF 600 OOO
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An interesting Event.

LONDON Feb 10.--The Duchess Of Fife,
otherwise Princess Louise OF Wales. is pre-
pairing to add to the creat-grandmotherly
responsibilities of Queen Victoria.
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War on Cigarettes.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 10-A bill was introduced
and Immediately passed unanimously in
the Legislature to-day Furnishing by fine
and Imprisonment the smoking of cigar
atfae
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Minna Gale Retires.

New YoRk, Feb. 10.-Minna GIae-Haynes,
actress, writes to the Evening SUN that she
brings her theatrical career TO permanent
end after this season.
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DISHONEST OFFICIALS.
They Have Been Stealing Ever Since
1873

BERLIN. Feb. 10.-Tbe Tageblatt states
that an embezzlement on a large scale has
been discovered at tho custom-house at
Galata. Roumelia. in which large number
of officials are implicated. thrty-eight hay-
ing been arrested. The fraudulent opera
tions were begun as far back as 1873
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Yellow Fever in Chile.

VALPARAISO. Feb. 10.-News from San
tos shows that the yellow fever is increas-
Ing. Eighty-eight deaths were reported
Yesterday.
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BAD ECZEMA ON BABr
Head One Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands 10 Graz
die. Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke Que on his head with bad
form of eczema when he was four months old. We
tried three doctors, but they did not hello him. Wa
then used your three CUrfcURA REMEDIES
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mlttens tied on his hands TO keep his finger nails
out of the sores, he would scratch IL he could In
any way get his hands loose. We know your CUrI-
CURA REMEDIES cured him. We feel safe In
recommending them 10 others.
GEO. h. 4 JANETTA HARRIS,
Webster, Ind
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CHOLERA INCREASING.
Twelve More Deaths Reported i'm Mar
seiIIes Yesterday.

MARsEILLEs, Feb. 1o.-Twelye deaths
from the choleraic complaint prevalent il
this city were reported yesterday.
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anu aIteT using tucH ticNon
weeks exactly according 70
directions. he began to
steadily improve, and after
the use OF them for seven
months his head was en-
tire!y well. When we began
using it his head was a
solid sore from the crown
to his eyebrows. 1t WIS
also all over his ears, most
of his lace and small placer
on different parts of his
body. There were sixteen
weeks that we had TO keep
his hands tied to the cradle
and hold them when he wsg
tnp fry. ~,t,1 Ea1 60 l-nnt,
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest OF
Humor Remedies. cleauses the blood OF all fmpuri-
ties and poisonous lements, and thus removes tho
cause while CuTIcURA, the great SKIN cures CUT
IcuRA SOAP an exquisite SKIN beautther. clear tho
skin and scalp, and restore the halr. mus the SuFl
cURA REMEpI rs euro every species Of itching. buru-
ing scay pimply and blotchy skin, scalp and oiooi
diseases from pimples 10 scrotula. from infancy 60
age, when the best physicians lail.
Sold everywhere Price, CurIcuRt, soc: Soar
csc; REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRIfe AND CHEMICAL CoRPORArION Boston.
n5- Send Tor "How to Cure Skin Diseases" s.
nages so Illustrations, 100 testimonials.
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LOUIS J. JENNINGS DEAD.
He Was the First Editor to Attack
Tweed.

LONDON. Feb. 10.--Lous J. Jennings,
editor of the New York Times in the days
OF the Tweed regime, died al his London
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-05
FOR THE LADIES.

Midges dislike the odor of verbena-
A little of it's extract scattered on the
clio hing will lessen their attentions.
"What did you think of the play?"
"Oh, it WAS just lovely. The heroine
appeared in six different costumes in
one act"
When child is learning his letters
it is hard work for him at first. but
after he gets as far as A. b, C, d, it
then becomes a matter of Els for him.
The three daughters of j. D. Mitch
ell. who lives near Taladega, Ala,
were recently married on the same
day to three young men.
Saleswoman-Ic can strongly recon-
mend you this style of mantle. Only
last week an intimate friend Of mine
became engaged in just such another.
Waiter, ut the village cIub-There's
3 lady outside who says that her hus-
band promised to be home early to-
night. All, rising-Excuse me a mo-
ment
Crummcr-T always hate TO go to a
party at Murdison's Mrs Murdison
works so hard to make people feel ut
Ease that she makes everybody un-
comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lenbert. of Mil
fore, Me-, recently celebrated their
65th wedding anniversary in the same
house which they have occupied for
nearly half century.
Mrs. Callaghan-I want 20 get q
pair of shoes for the little bye. ShoO<
man French kid, ms am? Mrs. Cal
Iaghan, indignantly-Indade not! He's
me own son. and was BORN and bred
in Ar.c:-.,,---
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| ing upon the results. In these con
flicts. water, which is itself a living
spirit, necessarily falls to earth. YoI
may take the Infidels of our country
and their foil owing, and the leading
Divines and their following ana array
them in peaceful controversy i'll Ard
more against each other. Let the argu.
ment get hot. Let the moneys aud
lives and properties of the opposing
factions become at stake and the en-
thusiasm of the people at high state.
In less than "a hours, no matter how
big a drourh there might he on at
Ardmore. you would see the red hot
whips of truth flash and hear the
awful thunders' actual talk above this
city, while far beyond the center of
gravitation the screaming winds
would be heard hushing the signing
and revolving spheres to repose in
their giantess arms.
The issues of the creeds, or of the
Republican, and Democratic party, or
any other issues affecting the life,
properties and honor and dignity Of
this and coming generations, would
produce a like result.
When the ear anu eye is sufficiently
in harmony with God and nature, it
is a grand thing 10 see and hear these
battles. You see the Angels and
spirits leave their homes, the bodies
OF the people, as one would step out
of his house, and join their comrades
in the coufict.
Our next Sunday Sermon will
be predicated upon Jesus Christ
and the Peoples Party, appearing
next Sunday morning in the Ard
moreite.
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THE CITY.
TIE ARDMORE GIRLS.

Let the Ardmorc girls remember,
That the cold aud bleak December,
Will soon cause them to shiver and to
start,
And that Ardmorite's male gender,
With their looks so soft and tender,
Will be knocking at the Chambers of
their heart.
If you have friend worth loving love
him, yes and let him know.
That you love him ere life's evening,
With its weight of SORROWS teeming,
'Tinge his brow with sunsets glow.
Haste, oh haste! Ardmore men pray,
Happy engagement day,
For our hearts are growing weary all
do say,
And Wen bless our Deity.
In Ardnore femininity.
When we meet your loves confession
rs we journey on life's way.
But if in this world we cannot we'd,
No love words to us you've said,
We will meet you in the Spirit world
galore,
Land SO bright,
No more night
Joys delight,
Ardmoreitc,
Out of sight,
There our souls will quickly sped,
There our sorrows will have fed,
And we'll meet and dwell in love
forevermore,
Nor Satan smite,
Our joys quite,
Ardmoreite,
Good night, my love, good night.
ID. p. ClOyd.
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Cheekmafafl.

Gilbert Stuart, the American por-
trait painter, who has craven the face
of Wash ington upon our memories,
learned his art in the English heme
of Benjamin West. Ono day h. met
DR.. johnson, whose dislike of the
American colonies was notorious.
Sir" demanded Johnson of young
Stuart, ''where did you learn Eng
t1sh?" Out of your dictionary, sir,
replied the quick witted artist The
old maD became gentle.
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Pele's Hair.

One OF the most singular products
Of Hawaii is vitrous lava known as
"Pele's Hair" 1t is a silky, f1lament
Gus substance, olive green or yellowish
brown in color. soft to the touch, but
very brirtle. 1t is produced by the
wind catching the fiery spray thi own
up from the great crater of Kilanea
(which the Hawaiians long since per-
sonified as the fire goddess Pele), but
the real cnuse of the ava forming in to
such soft, silky fbers is believed to be
the gas and steam escaping through
the lava. Nearly all of the native
birds of Hawaii use it as nest build
ing material
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ThnokerAy's Opinion of Publishers.

Sixteen London firms are accused of
having declined Vanity Fair" for
which Thac keray poured out the Walls
OF his wrath upon them in ''Penden-
MIS-" Calling on a publisher once.
Thackeray waited with friend, who
tod the story. The carpet of the
drawing-room was of a gaudy design
of red and white. On the host ap-
pearing, the author of VANITY Fair
SAID: I'VE have been admiring your
carpet 1t is most appropriate. You
wade in the olood and brains of
authors"
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NUMBER $.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

1grs. Ulysses s. Grants memoirs Will
hot be published during the author 8
life.
President Woodruff of the Mormon
church, though eigHtg-two years old.
managed to get about the Chicago fair
as we'll as most of Che younger visitors.
j. NJ. Barrie. in ststure is boyishly
slight and small lie looks delicate
and IN his quiet face there is the pow
er and spirituality manifested in his
work.
1t may interest admirers OF Whittier
to learn that a Maine investigator
who searched his poems ssanza by
stanza found forty-nine flowers mem
toned by him.
Friends and admirers of Guy do
MaupasssHt are preparing to erect y
monument to his memory in Paris
One of the most active workers for
the project is Zola.
Mrs Kenna, widow of Senator Ken
ma, who died poor hast year. has been
appointed ostmistrsss at Charleston.
w. Va. and his son has been made a
page in the senate.
Four members of the Imperial col
lege of physicians at Pclsin failed re-
Gently to make proper diagnosis OF
the emperor's indisposition, and were
punished by being fined q years
salary.
The princess of Wales often picks
up dusty little tots on the road near
Sandringh I'M, and, placing them in
her own carriage, has them delivered
at the humble homes of their grateful
parents.
The sole survivor of General FIRE.
mont's famous exploring battalion is
General w. +. Swasey, who was a boy
clerk at Suffers fort in 1s45, and was
the youngest officer ON General FREE
mont's staff.
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro is a
money lender as well as a royal SOW
ereign. He Is the only capitalist of
any consequence in his country, and
he charges from eighteen to thirty
per cent for the money he lends.
Mrs. Philip Barton Key of North
Carolina is lineal descendant Of
Mary Washington through her young
grandniece of the Father of his Coun-
try, and is one of his nearest living
relatives
Somebody has unearthed two of
Sidney Smiths sayings: The whole
story of my life has been passed. like
a razor-between hot water and q
scrape." There is the. same differ
ence between his tongue an1 mine. ~ .
between TIE minute and the iloIr
hand; ono goes twelve times as fast
and the other signifies twelve timesRs
much.
Amelie Rives Chanler is happy in the
serene conviction that she is beautiful.
She us devoted to her own beauty
and to beautiful women in general"
at least SO she is quoted. Further
NOR, like Marie Bashkirtseg. she rev
els in admiration of her own face and
figure and she says she thanks God
daily for this gift of loveliuess. 1t will
he seen that Anelie has no lingering
doubts on the matter.
In the course of the recent maneu-
vers in Western Germany the pocket
book of the emperor, which had been
lost, was found ON the fields by an
unknown woman, who returned it to
one of the officers of the day. For
some reason he neglected to ask the
wonan's name. When the emperor
learned of the circumstance he ordered
the landrath OF Salzwedel to dis
cover, if possible, the name of the
woman and reward her suitably.
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Potato Talk.

This curious phrase used % b, .ap-
piled to the household gossip that was
supposed to be INDUCED in at the
1--we o'clock" teas in Germany. Ladies'
were wont to take their work to a
friends house, and enjoyed a little
chit-chat over the tea and cake aoo1t
thoir domestic affairs generally an
cooking in particular. 1t must have
been stern and unsympathetic man
who snecred at this conversation -
potato talk"
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oUA SUNDAY SERMON.

When Jesus Christ spoke to the
dark cloud that hung with sullen
brow iu pehovah's high arch: and told
the lighthings that thrust like swords
of battlet in the sky to cease their
war, and they obeyed him; when he
walked hpon the sea; when he Sc
buked Ithe winds aud they obeyed;
it was 4n intelligence speaking to an
intelligence or they could not have
obeyedl We live, move and have GU:
being IL living, not a dead God.
Whe h God was crucilied and put
to death upon the tree of wood, he
,ypitied his crucitixion upon the tree
OF 80 in the creative organs of
man 10y which he does now, aud has
-1f eentuf fieslPast, according to scien-
tific Investigations, met the issues of
death with the issues of lie at the
rate of one per second. A child
is born, a human being dies at the
rate OF one per second. Within each
individual their exists a world, all
complete, just as you see exterior
God controlling time, space and other
things, through the power of the
live sens scs.
We have led you thus far into the
mysteries of nature and God for pur-
poses Of showing you some frauds
now being extensively sustained
by the wealthy people of America in
regard to producing rainfall.
Only a few years ago the legisla-
ture of Kansas was petitioned by old
soldi .re, both the blue and gray to
expert ment with canons and other fire
arms to produce rainfall. They set
forth in their petition that no battle
was fought in the late civil war but
what was accompanied by rainfall
and thunder and lightning. They
forget that pagan, sacred and profane
history reveal no great battles ever
fought without this accompaniment,
and that these battles were fought
before fire arms were known to man.
The immortal Angels aud Spirits,
who serve and have served God for
innumerable ages, dwell in man just
as man does in the houses and dwell !
Jugs he makes. The word, which the
spirit of God inspires, is one among
the most beautiful and divine attri-
butes of the Lord. In it are the issues
of life and death for man. The
Angels aud spirits immortal feed
upon il as man does upon meat and
vegetables. They are engaged in its
cultivation as man is upon farms and
stock ranches While man is not
concerned about their affairs and
actions, yet they are not only con-
cerned but conversant with his. A
war at arms with man is the result of
n previous war of words or truth
meeting less potent truth. When the
engagement is going on with armies,
a still fiercer battle is raging in the
air above where these immortal agen-
cies of God meet in the most deadly
conflict, hurling their thunder bolts
oi truth through each Other anl feed |
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Miss Zula McClachy appeared
before small audience at the 6Ee'
ra house here last evening but
gave a very creditable entertain
ment. The recitation by Miss
Jackson of Music on the Kappa
hammock. was especially worth the
price Of admission.
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AEDNORE boasts of mum
Der of manufacturing enter
prises Of which she feals justly
proud among them are the cotton
seed oils mills built at an outlay
of $4,000, a first class cotton COM
press with capacity of 800 bales
daily an ice factory, a Touring
mill and too first class cotton gins.
All these taken singly and collect
lively gives employment to Il large
number of men whose wages are
turned loose among our merchants,
besides they afford our people
with all the facilities Of home
market and conveniences enjoyed
by the larger towns and cities of
the states
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WIN some carpenter call at the AnDAoarIrr

viii some carpenter call at the ARDMoRErrE
ofice?
Harshaw sets the best table for
the least money of .any man in
town. If
The AnDNosErrE intends to give the pecpic
of Ardmore hrpt class paper in every shape
in th near future.
We call the special sttentfon OF the public to
our job office, We are prepared to do job work
at as low fiyures, andas nicely as any o1ice in
town.
While attending court go to the
Cottage Home Hotel for square
meal. tt.
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Read New York cranks. This

paper.
Stetson hats at Russells. tt.
You can buy a dollar white shirt
for 90 cents at H. H. RusselFs this
week. If.
See where Cleveland signed
repeal bill i'll this issue.
See imposing funeral of Carter
Harrison. This issue.
We want to swap work with some
carpenter and sign painter, or both
to make and paint US sign.
Read the News summary in
brief form of the U. S. and the two
Territories, in this paper.
Have y u seen Russell's line of
overcoats they are daisies and very
cheap. If.
See the 1.-TWO Territories, two
Columns. comprising all news in
condensed form up to to-day, in this
issue.
The Iron Store will sell you dress
goods, from 25cts up per yard and
will furnish the latest style of trim
mings free of charge.
The Central hotel is the place
to get yOlr dinner today. Tur-
key and Cranberry sauce.
The Central Hotel always has a
rush but is ever ready to serve its
customers.
Ladd of the central knows how to
please his guests and as consequence
his tables are always crowded.
J. NJ. Hayes of Davi, was in town
yesterday.
The Jennie Holman combination is
booked for Ardmore during the week
November 20. This troupe is very
popular and its appearance here will
be rare treat to lovers of the drama.
The best line of dress goods ever
shown will be sold from 25cts up and
furnished with the latest style of
trimmings free of charge at the Iron
Store. 1w
Dr.. l. w. Folsom gave the Ard
morite pleasant call yesterday. His
professional card will be an early
feature of our columns. His Office is
at G. II. McCoy's drug store.
Deputy Clerk Arthur Walcott, yes
terday afternoon solemnized the rites
of ceremony, uniting for life S. NJ.
Norton and Miss Tennie Littlejohn at
the court house. The groom halls
from Velma while the bride registers
from Springer.
G. B. Ladd's new cook has re-
turned and the rush to the Central
hotel is something wonderful to
behold. 2t
Call at w. r frames, at the city
drug store for DIR. Stegall's Sioux
Indian Tonic and Indian Oil during
his absence. If
o. S. Baily can be found at Hall
& Ryan's drug store. South Main
street. Mr.. Baily is city sanitarian
1t may prove cheaper to employ Mr.
Bailv than q doctor. n3
T. II. Dubois, court stcnographer,
was called to Gainesville yesterday
by Judge Stuart to take down his de-
cision in the habeas corpus proceed
ings of the case of Williams and
christie the two condemned Chero-
KEGS. The ultimatum of these pro-
ceedings are not known at present
but will be given in Mondays issue.
Goto the Cottage Home Hotel for
, good square meal. If.
j. II. Harshaw. the deservedly
popular restauranter, comes out
in an advertisement this morning.
those who seek your trade will
often be found treating you more
than those who do not.
By mistake of the Western Union Publishing
Company, we have cast up for page seven
column paper. This page Is filled with choice
reading matter and illustrated. We can use it |
only suppliment to the APDMoREITE. We
viii sell the opposite page to it for cost Of labor
TO any Ardmore firm and run it as a suppli- |
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Consult the city sanitariau, 0. S,
Baily, at Hall u Ryan's drug store
south Main street, in regard to any
work in his line you may need. If