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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-19

HOOPS fli Is are purely vegetable careful
ly prepared from the best ingredients. 30.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-19

NJ OTHER sarssparila has the merit to hold
the confidence of entire communities year after
year, ~ mas liood's Narsapariia. II possesses
curative power peculiar Ia itself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-19

VINEYARD HAyES-Oct Il, -ch Avon, which
wa towed here leaky with loss Of anchors and
chains, by steam tug Underwater, on the 9Th
inst, 7<Aed for Fail River thi. forenoon in tow
of steam tug Elsie
BELFAsT-pct H. Capt l. : Brophy OF Castine
arrived here the katahdin sunday morning
He Is on hi. way home from Fayal. where his
vessel, the barque fremont, was lately wrecked
The bHrquc living at anchor in the harbor
during a heavy gale. aud another vessel drifted
down upon her. Capt Brophy to avoid "a col
liSiOu -lipUci his cable
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-19

MANlA>ILLA-Ar Oct 1, sch Charles a G
berg. Smith, New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-19
notice.,

Ann c. SrEAGCE. Prp-p,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-19

George AtAro Of Ms,,AcAu.ct,. ana Thoma-
Andrews. who broke Jan here August :, were
tried for Jal.-brt Aiu.. They pleaded guilty
and were sentenced. Alhro 10 .iAt. day aul
Andrews To hNe day in thc county jail. An
dre"- had already served sixty day- Oh the
char-e % jal-hrcahlls.
Nthri 4. Chase, h,Id for robhn5 the
Ameri IN express company at Bar Harbor Of
money package Of Sloo. was brought into
court and pleaded not guilty
In the Gaze Of Bunker v. Bridge the jury
wa out until midnight Saturday. and brought
in a v,fdiyt for the plaintiff III tie -urn OF
So %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-19
Silks, Satins and YeIvets.

these goods
esses We match shade n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

FOR SALF.-ilouse. elegant i-.tory
basement hrownst 1ne. cabinet trim. n'f-
rors; frst-class nsiChb Fhood and condition
all modern improvements barg1in. owner
H. l.. coz. $50 Wa-hing.0n-aV".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
Gpuntrn Rfai estate % fst

AT PELHAM MANOH.-Two houses
win modern improvements: rents $500
and 5000 per year; will ell. Apply
owner. ROBERT G.. BLACK. z5l 81 ave
fOR RENT ulnisbet at Goshen, y.
v LARGO homestead. Icnting for the sum-
Nor for $40 per m0ath. will now BE-
rented until spring for 40 a month n!eh.
healthy lSation; With walking di~;anco
of doDot roSiofcc: pNf client hoo's. pr
vatr and public aid churches. AdtrsSs
SOFT 30 south lIamii,on-st, PousbkccP-
lie y. Y.
To RENT for * months CT one wear
fully furnished hous@ a. r1Oal-l - at'f
in the most desirable part Of Mon rose
Aides MILAN T. BAIRD, Is Park
Row. New-Y TX City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
Gelp Wante0.

Males.
AGENTS.-S5 daily profit selling "Whitr
Satin HoQuct " TIE most lasting perfume
made new method Of selling: require no
talk other fast selling goods In same line.
|. PUTNAM & CO.. West Winstd, Conn.
PElNTEE-A fast feeder and fast make
ready on Huber and Hoe presses none but
first las Pr ssmon need answer state wages
and how long employed. w. II. H.. lTib-
une O0ice.
Females.
WANTED a well educated North Ger
nan maid T. live with lady having Two
children 9 and years. who attend sehool (:
she must speak German with children and
rssist in sewing and light homework t'>t
Of ref Fences required Adfrcs. Mr..
CYRUS BREWER. Cornwall -on.Hudsoii
Y. Y.
WANTED -<;ood cook and sram-1r -.
Call Monday morning. between . and 10 AZ
II East jjth-st.; personal city reference
required.
WANTED.-A strong. able maid to lake
are # en Invalid lady and max Fer Y
generally useful. Apply at 1913 AcadrnA o
t.. f,'r7cn square. jersey CITY Heights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
0lartirerp.

ALL LATEST improved machinery Tor
small shops, at Ll1yf3E's TOOI STORE.
80 fulioH-s' n Y. CITY. Li't frc
-sfADvERTIsFMENTS AND SunsCHip-
vNF WILL, cE RECEIVED Al THE UP:
TO'YN OFF, = 40. 1912 r'oadwav "a
door north % Thirty-nrst-sf. and ADVEt'
EASEMENTS az the following Rranch oi,
6r.ss "a shave. :. c. cor. sd. 10.
(fhavc.. 1871 Fourth.aye.. correr four-
t4en,h st 200 Thirb-avc.: 10 Eas. 20 "
s"v6nth-st. corner 3d.aye. $50 D1st 10th
st.. near TIIrd-oyc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
domestic 6i!nntlons Uanteo


Females.
\ WELL EDUCATED young lady wishc'
position n hOI-ekoepcr ana 2overncs, IN
refined family. can speak ''crnan French
ana English teach mr.'o d.a"ine AID
nc dlcwork willing To- take !uii cha. ~ az
household ana children; bet city references.
C.. Lee broadway.
An AMtRICAN LADY Of experience
wants loS ton 10 take care Of m Invalid
rcfrf,n - furn shed. Addre., c. ALLLN,
lis Catharine-st. Elizabeth. y. !.
\ WOMAN CF EXPERIENCE and In
tc. IL ne de-. res po' tlo1 as companion
ara carcilD = g. an my tiid uf a I,Js l.un
oi g. .pou-ihIlt; m an institution. a GOOD
home mfr' Gr-isil taan salary. Mis-,
BELKNlr. 30 W - 5,d-,t.
\ PROTESTANT hiag hou.ckccrcr
for three al IT.. city: on" hour .ut. refer
,n.es. A.ulf "a; Once. 40 Paik.lye.
CARPENTEE> DAUGHTER +01 gu.
ave- oachnrn, elrdenrs'. gioon~. hr'frl.
men, vali'r,. &c, with good reference
city or COUNTRY.
lCiPAruoN WAIVED a. mlthe-'s
'drcltri. wr,l.' 'll won'r, FOOD hoIsr.
kcr.rr; cN.'r.rrrcl torr'''n. hpui or
fanny: references. m0l,rtts salary. ,ity
or county. Adtrt,s SMITH, - We;
litn-st.
COMPANION 49, ~EhEErFR -iy
fr.f-cii-- hnfrl,r"-tuu,r reference giNcn.
AIG~'s, AMERICAN nos ~EKi .PLE.
roN 472. Walton. De-. Vo.. 5. !.
CoNPANIoN or GOVEKNEsS.-E
lady teaches fn.iish. French music. G'aw-
ine ard .rn, well CONSTANT. 3.l io,h.
IT,. South Brooklyn.
,oNIANinS.-Ey quiet refined young
luiy a. resident ,On.niiliOn 20 a lady l.Nlng
~ New-lcF> or Brpohlyn; salary no. 80
n.rch An Obie't rs home ex' client re.cr-
en,e-. Aifscs, C"NrANlOH Box -.
Tribune Up~wn once. go nr,aawW.
COMPANION or MAlD.-By a cOmpe.
sent p'r-on as useful comganiun or ma;
TISrk Manning Apartments lpfr-ont en-
plos'j. lit.h-,' AID 7th-ayr., first n.a.;.
mont.
COMPANION by refined GIL nirIiy
educated IA = -lian. aS COMPANION or u-e-
ful.rlld 20 LADY ar afoNla; mia. .aicr-
view Mond1N. u. a., 'sir Mr.. Lirt"e-
vusth. 5cS 'oIumhI-aNc.. nrae Soth.,..
COMPANlpN.-By a Young Amcgican
lady ~ refinement and education some cy-
n"ilrucr IN sickness would 80 out ot town
or travel; no HON" ucs references eN-
changed @. H.. Box II. i2i2 Broadway.
CUILDEEN'> NURsE.-py highly n.
spectacle. refined. educated. Protestant
woman: obllcing. .'w. make hcrsclf usrfri
CIV or country; references. 80 fth-ave..
IN floor. lax
COOK Situation wanted as cook. can
at present employers. l5i West l23i-st.
COOK. Nc.-Coos. wash iron; excellent
cook breeds. meats, soups. desserts ond
made dishrs: first class laundrcss; city oy
country CAL OF Gt-aNc.. bctwrcl JI:h
and 18th St..
COOK.-A reliable young won an wishes
. .ifreL.On done Object 10 plain washing.
CLARK. 40 M,-t is'h-st.
COOK Competent Norwegian cook
tread biscuit. etc: tNcci"nt r"icr'ncc.
rc,l tons Agency. 40, Gth-ayc., d,ught
late :. ". 'aggcnirr.
COOK .-Rv q hr>i-cla-- s"tcirn rcok (;
can take fun charge" highest "ity rcfnr-
enrc,. wages. fJ' tail Or address =. Y,
ar, 81 Mr. iiocastcr. 209 East 2jth.st.
COOK cr CIiAMrTRMAID.-ty neat
Young g'rl has no objection 10 small plain
wash frst-,las- city reference Call Moa-
day, 03l Uth-ayc.. 18th Door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
Go Get for Business burmese,

BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS studios
and ofilec.. Desirable lo at Oas. FOLSOM
BROTHERS SIG Broadway.
TO LEASE. --Two-Siorv brcK buildings
OF East lJth ami 2O,h SIS connrcJc1 by
ali, d. eoN crlng siN city lO;s. AlsJ eight
vacant lots on Ave. II.
Also 40 vacant lots on bulkhCad between
18th and lJth St.. and East River.
Also two brick buildings NOW beng
erected
JOHN L. BROOKMAN. % Exchange place
90 PARK PLACE. facing elevated sta
ton elegant store basement and cellar;
suitable sny business. pLAsS, 23i Brad
way.
S3J.-HALF FLOOR for light bnsin".s .
occupied by capillurgist SIX year. o2 we
Icsth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
Citr Real GsIaic 60 Get.

ATTRACTIVE ttrce-story and basement
Queen Anne house. l1j East ll7th-st. one
lOrk from ~ 81 ion rrnt $500. oEO.
W TANNING, SIS Madison-aNe.
HOUSES TO LET. furnished and un-
furnished Desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. SO Hroadwoy.
EIVERDA LE.oN.HUDSON. Ncw.York
CITY .-pcriectly aIlNiHird and beautiful
smal villa tC re"f. unfurnish' d. 10 April.
1896: finest location river v!cv. splc oil
inducements 70 INN dat, and sat.sfa tory
tenant WM. Il. HDNT. } Vanderbilt
ave, opposite Grand Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

\ COMPLETELY FURNISHED apart.
ment % rent: o.ght rooms steam heated.
excellent Jight. inn odiatc possession. In
quire jan.tor. l23 East 4Oth.st.
4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED cor.
ner apartment 70 rent In the Navarro. AS
West 5stn-sf.
FAM LY goin" abroad viii lc' hand.
fom"iy fu-nishef 0par;n-"t unusual chance
for any O"c wishing e'cg"it refined home.
J.. Miller. 2O1 West j7tb-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

CoNCuIMAY and GROOM.-By a eompc.
tent Protestant man single. rs nNui"in
rl,ccs rity or country. FRANK, Tribunl
Uptown once, l,2l2 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

BUSINESS MANAGERIAL good M.
chanic desires a good position has MED
such position ciorr ha- good reference.
RELIABLE. PDN :. Tribune o0is'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale

REFINED colored family can huv a
now two..tarv franz rick ra.ament hon
nine room. Syith iii imnrovrr".nf. arranged
a." 80 f,riit Co. 200 cash ana so2 ner
n ,"o a"n iebfnrhooG rop,y,,,icnf n /.
'i s,r - rcn, of onr Goor VII nearly nav
,o- - xf-V WINK isi-ri niN~,i OK
BANKING COMPANY, 90 5tA-ayc.. New
YORK.
,CIT- =, ,1-SiI.<,=, ~, $40 90 -
tASh IA N.Y. ~ 80 al'u u
mohthIy PFn III oi ~, Wn. ,hreo'.,n-y
WrsS, VIZ n"h a n,a'i''' ,r'r, honso 10
s'u Va. et', az, .,,,,arjID Gni.j,oi tn ha-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

An HONEST. sober young man. useful
NJ any WORK. Crnr- his services for GOA
home and small wages: would drive for
doctor: city or country RANDY wfn tools :;
fir.f-clrs~ references. Acfrsss for firs'
dayS RELIABLE I,ox x Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

COACHNAN ard GEOOM.-By a single
| Protestant s'Aiss, sictring Herman. freHlh
| a..d Engli>n, understands TIE proper ca c
Of horse. garages and herncss g. kline
o. furnace; wiling ana oDiring al AL tim -,
aud honest dlspos.tiOn 81 general. best Icf-
rrcnccs. Adde'S C.. D.. Box 20. tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

An AMERICAN gentleman OF 20,
h0nc.t ard ncyrr drinks with coot c1ura-
ton and can give coOi references and bond :;
would Ike situation moderate wages. Ad-
dress !. x. O. WoOihaVcu. l.. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

nAHLEN ER ana Fi.OElSi.-NIarricd. no
f,mllI Ind r-,aad- care or horses cows.
pful r. ara s,'aa. bo.icr, god r'icrente
salir, moccrite. X. PKOWsE. "a 18TH.
IT., PrJck yu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

AN ENERGETIC lOtNG nan. -. tX-
oricnccd ONCE clerk. abe "a correspond n
De English Spanish and French languages {;
desires -ituatiGn with liable expo hosisr I:
fifs'-clas~ references. Address HONEST,
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

q cOpi country place. CAL of adlrb', 800
5th-av".
CoACHMAN. - fnfli-h; mnrr,l; no
family; under-tand. h,, bus No., g. .il u
driver; can pr'1rrc the hes reference,
from ur scit AMI form'r employers. Al.
dr., II. \. 100 last 1,th-,t. private
stable.
COS, uMAN.-Bv comp 1'nt yopas
man wants ir -cli-s Ilfc", -tr 't.y ~ohcr
4, r,ugAly unirr lands his business. 10
EnllL-h and American ri !r .c"-, ielgh-
efnirc. Can - a..lc,s j. NJ, 49, East
toth-,t.
COACHMAN and ISEFrL-MNS.- Iiy n
" Jan: has jcl~-' reference; r.
.aD',. h.nr-t. .oher. lndu-r o'- nna; can
..4. handy WIN ruoi.: ul. airs1 % Work.
AGdrcss :. b.. ig2 in- "ah ~
COACnMAS ard GARDENrR.-NIr
ri,d; no childicn; viii tn.c cer, II zen
-I,.'an- un,r. Experienced df,cr; topn-
IT,, rcicr,ncc-. Dt GAN. @@2 Wet iGth-,t
rueii,.nan: understand the catc oi Zoe
I0.-r.: tihts b,.t - cntc of harness and
cIfrl"tc-, riil Zee -cfrr iir u-.'n' AROUND
~,utlrn an place r'iricu - Guy @" .nth-
trv. Adircs, COACnMAN, 20 Wet
l,th''.
CONCnMNN and GROOM i.elc'
nr~i-,la.s nan. ihoinncll' nni'r-rpni, h's
ir..n,..: rni'atrr pref r.H: ic-t CT, aHd
q. unity references. address i. X, lOl
VS.. i.d--t
CONGI'MNN.-Singlc: understands Ms
insirc. VIII d" found "il'ng ',f oi'ik-
ing: HIGHEST fcrDnn rndi' on- r. = rI'i'f.
c7 can be- sacn. can 1t 20 Iit ''ti'-.t
CoACHNAN.-Hy your- married. man
- nr-i-rla-s goodman -onI rr".u Nr't-
lass ely references. 30 W.T. 3'th-nt.
COiCuNAN Or GROOM.-Dy n yolnc
married nan. rn fh.llicf; Austrian ~
years In TIL, country "a pr gre I'h!N
ryccllrnt Inference tiN @n ,n',,,.arit
Car IS aldsc-s tKEoEKl'h Gu KITS,
CCAriiNAN aud GtRDFNEn.- by n
incle Pr.t,.. arc r.. on crntirr1n,,
rircc; understand eari'n 10 all ~
branchc. lawn Val - r ,,a. c,r xr'" n
nlr~cs COWS Milking etc. handy WIN
tool- carrenicr'rg and lniniinr useful AL
around ten pcritc. honc>' and tr-tM"r',ny
oood ,oforr1co- Adde'S HONEST. EoN
-, Tribune ONCE.
COMPETENT rRSE.-Miidic.aec man
vlshe, situation. - years oNl~i"N'' ~
city ho.p-tai a'd private. bet reference.
!. MOONEY. eOs En~t 37th-st.
FARMER and GARDENER Gcr.
nan married NJ family, 90 s"nilc'nal~
nlarr removable wage, COM, ',r' vvtu'r2
GAKDENER.-Fr spciNS i'nsitn
GOOD helm for dollhouse Crh"f,lS ~.
r,,n. ne ohirrtirn goirc 20 j. Nr'f
CWNrLFS FurRiON. % 'fr..''n'l'r--'.
GARDENER Rod 10 family an.
de,.,ands fruit Hover. and ,fr'tabl'.
c,n take cnflrr manarencnt Of :en tlchln
Mace hot references. HAtDEHE"' ~
Eat 2Gth--t. -
GARDENER. : Nnrricd no cnS.m'
hrance rndersiari- CT enhou,'- .a,
vegrt,L,.. ,an trke entire ehar-. 10
,icman,s rla~o: good ely rcferenrc' Nu'
dressF s., Ici liawtho'n-ayep fon"c'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
Domestic 6itualions fuaric0


COACHMAN .--Uadf r-tGuds tarr OF nne
hor.cs; ni-t-cls>, references frph. ii,t cnl-
llpNtr. Gail 81 aaaIt~> ". IAShISS
3li West O9th->t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-14
THE WRONG PLACE.
A @Oupls Who Were Married When
They Had mo- Need Co Do So.

A @Suple Who Were Married When
They Had mo- Need Co Do So.
a good story is being told of Penn.
ay1vani8 preacher. One Sunday after
noon a couple called at the parsonage
and In broken English inquired. 80 the
reverend gentleman understood, If the
preacher man. lived there Auo, on
being invited in they commenced pre-
pairing their toilet OF course it was
supposed they had come to be married
and every assistance was given by the
preacher and good wife in getting
ready for the ceremony. The bridal
veil and wreath were carefully ad-
5usted by the lady, and the gentleman
carefully combed his hair. Then their
aands were joined and the solemn
words were spoken which bind
humans together Ia wedlock.
The ceremony over, of cou Sc it was
supposed the newly-married couple
would be in haste to depart. But il
Was not SO with them and by their
actions they betrayed that they ex-
pected something else before leaving.
Finally the reverend gentleman re-
marked, well. now you are married"
and the answer came. ''Oh, yes, v~
bin married last February, and now
want unser Sigture daken-" "A feather
would haE e knocked down the preacher
upon ths revelation. 1t was tho
''picture man they were looking for,
and not The preacher man" How
ever, there can now be no mistake
about their being married, and that
the knot II tied good ald tight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-14
a MONK OF MUSCLE
@S B@taed With q Bully and KnOch~ ~d
Him Into a Cooked Hat

me- n@tued With q Bully and KuocN~ and
Kim Into a Cooked Hat
"hen Sir Richard Burton was Trans
1erreo from Fernando Po to the CON.
sulate OF Santos and San Paulo. there
was seminary OF Capuchins, French.
men and It@1ians, which contained
some curious specimens Of muscular
Christianity.
For example: ''one of the monka
was saAs magnificent, and very DOW
sr1uI man. an ex-cavalry officer, Count
some BODY, whose n@me forget, then
fray u. Before he arrived there
was bully in town, rather OF n free
Enfnklng class, SO he used to 90 and
sw@gRer mp and down before the sem
mary and call ont: Come out vou
miserable petttcoated monks! Come
c1t ana have free Gght for God or
sne DEVIL When Fray c. arrived
Ae heard Of this, and IL 20 happened
no had had IN English friend. wberr
ms was with his regiment who had
t@uGns aim the use of his Asts. Ha
found that his brother monks vvero
oreadfully distressed at this nm
seemiy challenge, 3D. he said: .Tha
next time he c0neA don't open the
gate. bat let the porter call me-
80 the next time the bully am.
peared' 1t was so arranged that Nha
gate was opened by Fray @ f+he
usual crowd had collected In the ROAD |
20 see the fun. who looked at him
IsnSningfy and said. Surely brother
we WIZ light for God or the devil, if
yoU please. So saying the friar
turned mp his sleeves and gown. and
odd hts adversary to come ON which
30 GAG, and he was immediately
EDo0ked into cooked hat Corr
Fet up said the friaE No lying there
ma Whispering; the devil won't win
has way. The man stood tbre..
ounda ut the end Of which he whiu1-
'esed and halloaed for mercy, and
.nloss the 5eers and braves of larRe
sowd the village cock retired a
PASS OF Jelly and pulp. and was never
cen ~aehin more than half a mile o1
Inc seminary"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-14
uEE FARE Yts TEE ROUND TsI? |
Tickets TO be sold Dec. 10, 20, 6 q, ,'93.
GOOD FOR RETURN
WITHIN 30 DAYS.

A spscial Train consisting of Free Reclining
Chair Cars. Palace Day Coaches and Smoking
Car. will leave Ladonia, Texas. on the morn
tug of December 18th for New Orleans via
Rosenberg and Southern Pacific Railway, with
out change, making close connection for all
Southeastern POINTS.
LaTnpaRas Branch trains will make close
connections with the special train at Temple.
4 Pullman Palace Sleeper will be attached
10 this train at Rosenberg.
In addition to above route tickets viii be on
sale via all lines through Fort Worth and
Shreveport or Memphis.
r or detailed information as TO rates, routes,
tlne or conDectloHs, apply to any Santa Fe
Agent, or write TO
W. A. TGLET, w. s. KEENAN,.
Trav. Pass. Agt., GenI Pass Art..
Dallas, Texas. Galveston, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-14
DIR. /. W. FOLSOM.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

G-With DR.. Mccoy, opposite Iron Store, Ard
lncre, /. T
SPecialties Operative SRrgery, Diseases Of
women and children; nervous diseaees. rh .
Ina'i=m and diseases of the skin ii rs bau
over twenty ne years practical experience in
diseases incident to this southern climate
Does general practice-Permanently located.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-14

For the wrongs that needs resistance
For tie cause that needs assistance,
tor the future in the distance,
And the good that we can do,
Hate the wrong and love the right,
And patronize the ARdMoREITE.
The herald., 1893-12-28
BIG RAFT DID IT.
The San Fran cfsco bridge Company
Compelled to Assign.

The San Frapcfsco bridge Company
Compelled to Assign.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-The San
Francisco Bridge company has made an
assignment for the benefit of it's cred
itors. The failure was precipitated by
the loss OF the big raft OF piles which the
company tried to bring down from Coos
bay. 1t broke up off the coast OF Hum.
boldt. and became total loss. 1t is be-
lieved, however, that the company has
assets sufficient to satisfy all its creditors
and resume business, and that the as
sgnment is really to gain time.
The assignment is made to the sheriff,
McDade, under the new law. and he
has placed keeper in charge Of the
company's office. He has nothing to
do, however, but safely keep the prop
erty until an assignee can be elected by
the creditors. The election must take
place within 10 days, by which time the
company expects to see its way clear to
resume business. A schedule of Iiabil-
tiles lied in the recorders Office this
morning shows that the company owes
$172 BIZ 26, nearly all OF which is due to
local banks and busiin-ss houses.
The herald., 1893-12-28
ROUGH ON BACHELORS.

Governor Lcwolling Would Place Mar.
ried Men on Duty.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 2.--Governor
Lewelling has issued circular to the
heads of the police departments of the
six metropolitan cities Of the state, sug-
gesting, in view OF the financial strin-
gency, that they so far az possible give
employment to the heads of families in
preference to single men and that even
in some cases it would be advisable to
discharge single men to make places for
the heads of families.
The herald., 1893-12-28
sTEAD'S PLAIN TALK.
Tho London Rsformer ORends the
Women OF Chicago.

Tho London Rsformer Onends the
Women OF Chicago.
CHICAGO. Dec. CIV. T. Stead. the
London editor and reformer, hiss NOR
tally offended many prominent women
in Chicago by some very plain talk today
at joint meeting Of the women's clubs
of the city called to counsel regarding
aid to suffering women and children.
In the course Of his remarks Stead
said: "Women who have great op-
portunities only to neglect them, are
more disreputsble in the eyes Of God
and man than the most abandoned
women of the Streets"
This language gave much offsnse, and
many ladies declared after the meeting
was over that they would never again
attend meeting at which Stead was
present.
The herald., 1893-12-28
Tho Leader Raised /.

ANTIOCH, CAL, Dec. 27.-The steamer
Leader, which collided with the steamer
]. ID. Peters about two weeks ago, was
raised successfully from the San Juan
river yesterday afternoon. The Leader
was towed to this city this morning.
The damage is not as bad ss at first sup
posed, consisting mainly of a hole in the
bow about 20 feet in length and feet
in width. The boats cabin and two
lower decks have been submerged. The
engines can be put in working order.
The herald., 1893-12-28
LOUIS EsAKREsrED.

yhe Man who Ruined 5chloss D 90.
Again in Custody.
New York, Dec. 27.-Joseph Ii. Louis,
whose deialcations as book-keeper caused
the failure of A. J. Scnloss & Co.,, and
who recently attempted suicide in the
Union Park hotel, has been re-xrrested
on the charge of grand larceny. A
shortage has already been discovered of
$40. 900 and it is believed his cmbezzle-
ment will reach $4,000 to $500 900.
The day before their assignment Schloss
& Co. thought they were rich men.
The herald., 1893-12-28
A Train Robbery Frustrated.

PARIS, Texas, Dec. 27.-An attempt
was made to hold up q south-bound
Frisco passenger train ct West Fork,
Ark, last night. Several desperate
characters were there, but q telegram
notified the officials Of the road, who put
strong guard on the train at Fayette-
Vile, which conducted the train to Fort
Smith and escorted the north-bound
train through the threatened point.
The herald., 1893-12-28
H.d,.v VIII Go Free.

DENVER, COL, Dec. 27.-James p.
Hadley, ex-city treasurer, recently
brought back from Californis to answer
the charges Of forgery, will probably 60
free. All the forgery charges were nolie
prosecuted at the last term Of court.
and the charge OF embszzlement dis
missed. The only charge remaining is
misdemeanor, and that villa probably be
d,oppad