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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MANS
At The POsT-oFf1cE AT MARTISsEuha,
W. VA.
DEPARTURES!
Mail close at 1910 A. m. for HaRers-
town. aud ali points east
At II 20 a. m. and 20 3. M. for
Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia.
New orkand all points East and South.
At - .. M. for all points East.
At 20 p IN. for Piitsbufg and all To-
cal and through points West.
At 5 p. M. for Hancock. Berkeley
Springs. Cumberland. and principal 10.
cal stations on the main stem of the Il.
& o. and all through points West.
AT 50 p. m. for Pittsburg and all
places West.
Att IS a. m. and 2 40 p. m. for Hae.
erst0w 0. Baltimore and all intermediate
stations on G. V. r. X
At II a. IN and $40 D. m. for Win
chester and intermediate stations on the
G. V. Il. K.
ARRIVALS.
Mails arrive by 7 a. m. from all through
points East West, and South
At 8 p a. m. from New York. Phila-
deiphia. Baltimore. Washington. and
local points on old line Of Is. &. o. R.R.
At and 40 p. m. from all points
East and South.
At $50 a N from 81 Louis Cincinnati,
and intermediate points.
At Z 20 pm. from Chicago. Wheeling,
Piitsbnrg. and intermediate points.
AT . - al N. and 3 % .. ~. from Win
chester and intermediate stations on the
&c. v. r. &
At II 90 a. m. and 10 p. m. from
Harrisburg. Hagefstown. and intsrfne-
date stations on the G. V. R.R.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20

off the mile record The new trotting
horses are nst so much faster than the
old ones as they seem to be, for the pneu-
matte sull1y helps them TO get over the
road faster. Another help is the kite
track, not yet so well established in pop
ular favor as the pneumatic sulky.
Once this sullly was invented, the Won
der was that nobody had ever thought of
it before. The frame of tho sulkyis made
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20

Featherstone-Mr Tutter asked me to
step in and say he wouldn't be around
tonight / don't want to unnecessarily
alarm you, Miss Pinkerly, but the fact
is ne has broken his arm.
Miss Pinkerly (anxiously)-Oh, how
dreadful Which arm is it?-Truth.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20
sULKY FRAME

as light as possible and to this are fitted
the bicycle wheels. Usually the frame
is made by one firm of manufacturers,
the set Of wheels by another, and the two
are afterward put together The frame
without its wheels looks as follows:
The wheels are elaborate affairs. They
have ball bearings and are made of the
best steel, the rims being cold rolled
steel. The axles are heightened out so
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20


aS W receive .ne
supports ; OF the
l I d hic =, " d . Z
them ! AeSe sup
Ports are 80 iohS
thaI 1he oriVef IS
petcilea Alsh up
over q ms Wheels'
Like inc picScle
Wheels' the DesU
pheuiiiatic s''iAy
Wn iS nave steer
pan bearings III
closed IN EAD1Hg
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L. 5\TOCN-
PNEUMATIC sULKY.

An Invention That Has Added to the speet;
of Fast HarseS.
In the history of trotting and running
fury nothing will occupy Il more promi-
nent place than the pneumatic sulky,
which has knocked IN appreciate time
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20
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IN 1S9l.-
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The program Of the new volume OF THE
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November number. is one OF rare interest to
every reader o literature. The chief serial
feature is
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20

steel Wire, while the steel rims are fitted
with the strong. noiselass rubber tires
that make the sulky glide along as if it
had no weight at all. The nanufactur-
ers of the rubber tires sell with each set
a pump for initiating them.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20
WOMAN
EVERY

WHO READS
This paper ought to know of the
PRICE REDUCTIONS
in these stores for this month of Jauu
ary. 1S04's business. Every Depart
ment. up stairs and down, participates
in this great
CLEARANCE SALE.
usual aud which Will be pushed with
50 much energy. and the price reduc-
lions will be so positive. that it will be
TO your profit to know about. if You
have any purchases at all in the Dry
Goods Line to make.
LOT AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
30 inches wide, IS wool,
10 Cents.
30 pieces Columbian Paids Atwood
Cloth Plaids; they are 3S inches wide
30 Cents;
Always sold heretofore at 30 cents.
LOT FINE CLOTH PLAIDS;
Dollar goods for
30 Cents,
And these are 80 inches wide.
LOT FINE ALL-wOOL CREPONs,
In colors, 80 inches wide,
30 Cents,
Down from rs cents.
Lot 50 inch
IMPORTED NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.
$l0O and Sl25 stuffs, they are at
80 Cents.
And all Furs and Winter Wraps at way
down prices.
And if you cannot come, it II pay you
we'll to write our Mail Order Depart
ment about these and other values.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20

~
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by leading American artists. " ith their own
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TRAPPING WITH TRAMPS:
How Young man, disgu ised as tramp,
Travelled over America and learned all the
secrets of The 'profession;'
IMPORTANT PAPERS ON MUSIC
by the greatest living composers ana must
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short stories and noveletes by all lire lead
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humor and fun in the Lighter VEN depart
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GREAT CHRISTMAS NUMBER
contains sermon by Phillips Brooks. seven
complete stories, a lnagn iiicent array OF fuli-
page engrHvings, "a new picture of Genera!
Grant, letters from Edwin Booth, etc.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20

Has already the Largest Circulation OF any
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THE GREAT TWELVk-PAGE WEEKLY.
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Mark Twain.

The most dramatic story every written by
Americas greatest humorist. Like several
OF Mark Twain's stories, it has Tor scene II
Steamboat Town on The NJ ssissppi River
forty years ago. ''Pudd uhead Wilson. n
hard headed country lawA er. the hero of the
story, furnishes much of the fun that one
naturally expects 10 find IN work by the
author OF The InLocents Abroad but he
appears in quite another Hight in the murder
trial which foRms The thrilling climax OF the
story. The plot introducrs novel and in
genious employment Of science i'll the detec
tton OF crime, and the 'hara 'teEs are we'll
drawn and their every artlOu is inteI estlng.
TIE CENTURY VIII contain
A SERIES OF SUPERB ENGRAVING OF
THE Old DIfTNII MASrERS
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
crops and fall trade arrived it is necessary
arrange for your purchase of FERTILIZERS, PLOWS
WAGONS, BUGGIES, DRILLS
AS Fertilizers, wish say that will continue
handle the well known brands
HANNA goods
We have been selling these goods the past
and they have always given perfect satisfaction
They well known need any further recommends
ton from
PLOWS
AS to plows we have the OLIVER pattern at reduced
price for this fall Also pillow repairs for any pillow made
the we'll known BICKFORD & HUFFMAN drill. The only
successful force for a drill on the market.
BUCCIES
pleased have the largest and finest line be
in city In fact the larger cities do not
any larger line than show you. BUGGlES, SUR
RIES DAYTON WAGONS, JUMP SEATS, etc. All at
prices to meet the times, and quality guaranteed.
WAGONS
but least. We handle the celebrated SOUTH
BEND WAGON The South Bend has come to STAY and
say contradiction there better wag
made and that piece particle of their jobs
is good be made, the South Bend Wagon Com
do not kR0W It, and should find defective
they will gladly make it good.
We have had the trade WAGONS, BUGG1ES I'M
PIGMENTS, FERTILIZERS, etc. for the past years
and hold it if GOOD TRADE, FAIR TREAT
MENT, and REASONABLE PRICES will do and from
past experience feel confident that they will bring the
desired effect.
Yours very truly,
j. II. MILLER & SONS.
Near B. & O. Freight Depot.
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AEmyAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MANS
At The PCsT-CFf1cE AT MARTINsguHa,
W
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-20

AS crops and fall trade arrived it is necessary
to arrange for your purchase of FERTILIZERS PLOWS
WAGONS. BUGGIES, DRILLS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-30
A NEW GIN.

j. G., Palmer has decided 70 put in
an entirely new gin plant, on the site
or his present ono and hasordered q
complete outfit from tho Muger COM
parry, of Dallas. 1t will be the most
extensive and finely equipped plant
in the territory with oil the modern
improvements in both machinery and
general conycniences. This will be
Of great importance to ArdmOre as II
will afford frat class facilities for
ginning and packing beyond anything
heretoiore known in tho Chickasaw
Nation. Work ON construction will
he commcnced as EUon as the ma.
chinery arrives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-30
IA FARMER ARRESTED.

About noon to-day Policeman j. e.
Anderson ,sar-estctl j. ID. CLARK.
al. the Wells Fargo express of
fec. in this city. The Information
which caused Clark's arrest was re
-ceiyed from Jacksonville, Texas, and
was very meagrc. II was 81 sthe
form Of "a telegram from Deputy
sheriff Bradley and stated: ARREST
]. D. Clark Will cal at Wells Fargo
express for package s
Clark has beenliyiug near Luella,
in this county for,seraral weeks lie
came to town this morning with his
wife in awagop. TIIe~clsims toknow
nothing OF fhe cause of his arrest.
Mrs.. Clark seturned home this .af.
ternoon and Clark ia in Jail, where he
viii await the arrival of the Jackson
file oiiicera.-~Sherman Register.
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READ! READn
CaFpetsy M&ttings, Floor Oil Cloths,
And LiuoleuTrs, sEs

CaFPetsy Msttings, Floor Oil ClothP,
And LinoleunTs< s
KLOSKI ia headquarters for these
goods and the only house in the In,
dian Territory that carries in stock
complete line of grades aud will cut,
match, make and put down oR ye@V
floor any grade Of carpets oif cloths,
and snattiugg no cheap as any house
south OF Kansas City.
The assortment is rs large at
Kloski's.
The quality Il IS good at Kloski's.
The price Is the same at kloski'a.
Then patfonize hcme enterprise,
and buy any style or grade of carpet
or mating you want from A. Kloski.
No:e the Prices:
50 rolls carpets, Csc to $1.65 yard
so rolls mattings, 1Sc TO 500 yard.
10 rolls oil cloths. 4Sc 20 9Oc yard.
a large lot of remnants of carpets
from to 20 yards left in a roll.
Will beSold at'a Big Bargain. I
The abose goods have just arrised
from New York, and embrace
asupers unionsn 2 and ply, all WOO
ingrains. brussels, tapestries and vel
fgets, and ssair carpets. Go and look
ut them. Respectfully,
.v-ws - A. -KLOSKI,
ThS Carpet Leader.
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. I'D. Havuss wsut to Daughertr thl.

b. j. d. Haynes weut to Daugherty this
morning. %T %8+frgE
Carving sets es.I5 Herbert q Herndor.
Mrs. Bush, ofthe Bush house 10
quite i'll at her home. - - sA7aS 'asS'
Finest day board iu the city At the
Bush House. st
Garden hoe so cents. Herbert Herndon.
Judge Stuart went down to Gaines
Vile ON the afternoon train yesterday,
returning ut midnight. ssav
Nice country hams at Maxey g.
Arnolds. al
Walter Thomas left this morning
for justin, Texas, to spend q couple
of months visiting friends.
Glass lamps SIC. Herbert HerEdou.
Don't buy fishing tackle or base ball
goods till You get prices at LondOG's
Book Store. 2t
j. N. Robinson, prominent
merchant of Dixie, is in the city.
Agate washpans SOC. Herbert & Herndon.
Prompt free delivery Of goods to
all parts of the city sud orders taken
at residence by Nkaxey e Arnold.
Look out for their wagon. al
Hon. J. C. Thompson went to Pauls
Valley this morning on professional
business. He will return this after
noon.
Glass oil cans $50. Herbert Hernaen.
Maxey a AraoId handle the cele-
brated Bakers LhOicca baking pows
ders. Guaranteed to give satislac-
ton. ~ & 70 . g.
Rev. J.. NJ. Claypooi, pastor OF the
4 Christian church, win preach Sunday
morning On the subject sfsregenera-
tion and BY what means attained
Sunday night eIis subject will be Ee'
i conciliation. Having been requested
10y q great many. to do 90, Sunday
Iweek his discourse will be ON @What
must do 0zbev saKed2" Brother
Claypool requests MS TO say that these
discoHrsea will not be aimed at any
individuals OF their cresdG' but aimply
given in discharge of 'szmiDisteria
duty and for the benefit ofsanKiou
inquiries after the trssth-s ssg
Il Mrs. Rawlings hantAles tho new at
tachment and feaEherbane dress stay
The only place in ArdmOTe wher
they can bc obtained. IS u.
II AtfsTftstE AtaAsafsfa h~Fzrk
Stop ct the Basha House nOrth
of the court house forthe fness meal
~ to be had in Ardmors.- 49, ss 81
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sa,oOO-CALIFIioRNil-eao.Oo,.. q, CO..


CommsnclnE March !, lsol, the sante Fs
route VIII eell hrst-class hnfj ted tieRSts frCER
al points IN Texas OF iss main hpe, and lie
FceTl and Albuquerg1c ct che very low fate o. 81
$40; round trip tickets, imlted 10 sixty davs,
will BE seld at q rate 81 SIS 81 flssssT 8aFfs
The Santa Fe aft0fds lneQpafed acc6mmO-
dation9 and attractions fOp CsAffotnla tourists,
operating Pullman Palace SleeperD and Pull.
man TOuFiae SleepafB, with but enc change Or
ears from Texas TO California,
rEe exceedlnagly Tow rates oG4fe3 bp 2&iae rs
Santa Fe will suggest California; to the minds'
Of the people OF Texas more than uBHal, an4 =
OF course, the Mid Winter Fair, which Will be
open until June %, b not 20 de oveF1OokSds :
Visltors 60 the white City need net fear
Of bcihg tired With duPiieats aStsActions at the
Golden Gate.
The Worlds Fair, Jr.,i as eds sanFsancisc0 =
Fair Is Sometimes referred 70, has some build
lnge that Ng works Of &FohftsCtufaA art afns2
said to be superior to the Buildings Of the
Columbian Exposition, and c0mpeesnt er4tfe1 ~
assert that for pictufeequeness and perfection
| Of Ian 1scape Effects the Mid-W Winter GleplaFs
on the shores ef the Raeias excela all previous
efforts.
FoEsiniormatien, regnfdlng gtacket.s timer
tables, and Alecping car accommodations,
S,pp! tOeAe 'peaEsss santa q ;es AAgsnts {
t9x4 - asP.A GaIvrptons Taxas,ss - :
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-30
Flour a Speciality 1t tA' Bed sts'e'
BLAND BILL VETOED.
By President Cleveland Yesterday
Reasons Given aud Sugges-
lions Offered.

wAsHrNGToN, d. c., March 10
The president today sent 60 the house
his message vetoing the Bland seig
niorage bin. The presideps In his
veto message ruts it on the ground
that the bill is loosely drawn and
would rob us of our gold. nc saEs
he believes the coming ofbullion
feigniorage might be safely and all
vantage ously done. provided authori-
ty werc given the secretary of the
treasury to issue bonds at low tate
of interest. lie expresses the hope
for a comprehensive adj6stment of
our monetary Affairs In q short time
in way to accord to silver its proper
place in cur currency.
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sI1F.. Bteautn and Bseker were

sDrs. Branutn and Becker were
called last Tuesday 10 dress the
burns ofa child Of Mr.. Jo gs, who
lives ten salles FROM town. II seems
that the child was playing around
tie fire when its clothing in some
wy caught fire and was most herri-
.biy burped from head to foot before
he !, fsmes could be cAt.Dgp'shed.
zhe docsors say thsre i but little
Aof . f,flhe ch;ld's recovery -Chi,k-
a2aw Enterprise. rs
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PERSONAL ANDCURRENT LOCAL ITEMS

a ~ Z - - I-E7s-gs gs=-S-7s s /
Hon. c. B. Kendrick went north
this morning.
Fine line cooking stoves. Herbert Herndon !!
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of Chickasha, Is "at.
tending court. E1% y 3
- Cotton seed meal and hulIs for. sale |
al the Oil mills. 81
John Deer Plows es. Herbert& : Herndon.
Constable Hill went to Davis this
morning TO sell . lot of attached
mules.
p~- The City Restaurant is the place to
get good square meal. m12 IT
Look not crOokedly upon the cider
when it. is red for in the end It
bringet the sting of the law. 81
Loaded shells. As cents. Herbert 4 &Herndon
The Methodist churchwas crowded
far beyond its capacity last night
and many had to be turned sway. II
Toilet set al.zs Herbers . Hsrnaoh.
All the latest novelties IN milliRery
At Mrs. rawlings. 70 tt
March is'nearing its close and With
tomorrow The last day, let as hope
thepe will be breaking up Of the
bad weather which has ckarac1erizsdl
| the pdst week. a
Powder go pound. Herbert Herndon.
The Sherman Register says: Cot-
ton is coming in, IN surprising qanns
titles. The owners held Il, hoping Tor
l 9 better market and are sorely disap-
pointed. -
Farmers wanting cotton seed for
planting purposes can. obtain them by
tcaIling a. once at the Oil mills.
Come before mills are clOsed down.
&@9gsS asgSasn aes27 1aFSs
NotS the change of the "ad" of j.
81. Golledge which appeared yegter-
3day. Mr.. Golledge is among the
most snterprising basinesss men uf
the city ard We take J pleasure %
commanding him TO our re8ders:-
The latest styles. in millinery OF
cvatg dessfipt ton q Mr. savings
j S-zs IS
I DR.. Gardner returned last nighl
from Dayis and Rock Creek IEa -
ports Will Flemming as doing very
well aud improving as rapidly as ii;
, circumstances attending hia longs III
ness will perniR
A variety in tie fastest designs 4
Iucroyable scarfs to be found at Nh
!: Rawlings ss ss64z.
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!. TIE coAENG ClRcyss S. =

Howe & Gushing are recognized a.
at the Iop rouno ia the ladder 81 -
fa,IfOus she3meti.a SIsISgF exsHbitIDusan
are said tHsbe pniqae ipssnaenN news
and pleasing fepa n areS pfroN the old
style circus and lnenagcFie. 9he M
troduktiona Of fsFiod5 phelOAeu2C q
hitherto aunknawzR to show-EeeFa silk
Ameriya. Circus sud Bip6cdrome
pcrforn1ances that u is said have
never yet been cqGtaileds t. Wild ahi.M
mai show consists of FmFe beastp many )
ot r.ccnt discovery and taken al .
whole, il is undoubledIy tA6 best
tented exhfbitiOn ever organised; ti1s
newspapers aFe Hllpuiplpus n ita
praise We look forward 70 crQwdesl
payillions ON the dav Of .itS advent -
A3dmore, wednesday, APgiI 36ghsS q
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Ff1IjSE' ifENT'IIII

sahseribe hr the Ardsnprsite.
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SOME PRICES.

Try Nyse this week.
20 lbs. granulatcd sugar, 81
. ID. cans tomatoes, 10 q.
> 10. caus pie peaches, a0c.
Yellow salmon. per eau, IL 1-2 C.
Best Ieaf lard, per H., lee.
Good mollasses, 35 ceDts . gallon
Assorted Cal. fruits $i.75 dz. g@e
'Everythi1g freshs gFef "a
Come early and secure bargoina.s
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3 In the Case Of the L. 3 against DIR.
Colby and e: Nv. E,ifIieSH for cora
.nnittipg aseabcrtionsupensa Mrs. Raj
who died atDr. CoIhys house week
before last, both parties were bound
over in the suRis of ST 600 each. The
doctor gArg boBd, but Dn fieId H9d to
SO 70 Jail sat Paris Texas. IT is
very much regretted that the
circumstances in this case are such as
to east odium upon one of our prac-
tieing phssiciAlg and nsinstiee 10 DIR.
Goby ysit must be said that ( the : only
evidence against hllill n partly eircum.
stantfai and no ono here believes
that be Is guilty OF The he:nous crime
he is charged with. Dufficld, who was
the womaus : consort is supposed to
knsA all sLosI aAs slfeahs:sisrrs
tuSrol,ndiug tho case but he did NOT
on thr staut. 40 the preliminary hear
ing. For Nl1es gss we dsEsr aiaR
lcoluinsl,f fsItiI lls eslse n.s 81 is.y
/ III Il nt Aasls liA1 iaoIkll. EllSa -
fdcts VIII Ne bfouEht on. AfOpic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-30

Tba baiiding now occupied by
Wells EaeeO 3 CO. Express, will be-
for reAt ai50slr Npril 18th. plsl,l to-
j. s. tS'Afealy. 2ttk
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FON RENT.

A dwelling house and also sthree
rooms in the rear 6f AIFs. Rawlings
millinery store, suitable for ssnalf
family or con-. .,ttent dress mixer
Rent nltl4t be paid in advance. Apply
TOW. II. itaaxiingss "a If
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- ~. q

An active agent 10 each county in
The unitrds states, to solicit epbscrip-.
tiOi,s Tor tlie Twice N eek lscpublic,
* liberal commission seiil be paid to
hustlers; AdITass Snperil.tensienk ( ~sft- =
cpiation. TIE Republic, 81. Louis. Mo-.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-30

G.. H. Yarbrough u Co. buy and
sell everything in the second hand
line. from kitchen TO parlor. Feb. 81