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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
GREAr rAsK

Imposed Upon Presidsnt oleyrland-IIls
DoclsIon AiaY Change the Aap of south
America.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. 7,-Prestdsut
Cleveland is expected to give his do
cssion as arbitrator Of tho important
boundary dispute between Brazil aud
Argentine Republic soon after his re-
turn from Buzsard's Bay. Baron Rio
Bronco, special envoy from Brazil. &C.
companied by large suite. 10 now here
awaiting tho decision, Tho case has
been in Mr.. Clevelaud's hands for eight
months, and as tho treaty OF arbitra-
tion provides that the decision must be
mado within year, II Is being looked
for almost any day. The time for tho
decision expires February 10 ncxt, but
as Mr.. Cleveland will be busy with Con-
gress aud public a4RiEs soon after
his return, he is expected to
dispose OF the arbitration question be.
fore taking up domestic affairs. II is
understood that ho has made tho arbi-
tration his special study during work
hours at Buzzards' Bay this summer. 1t
is very complicated case, the hriOf OF
Baron Rio Blanco, filling several large
volumes, while the maps, old treaties,
etc, and the brief OF Dr.. Zeballos, the
Argentine minister, make fair.siEed
library. Mr.. Cleveland has not turned
the maas of documents over to the state
department, but has undertaken per.
sonaily to go through it aud uuravel the
Hfg-1NKna IL ta antf- m V,nanl tuak
which the president does out OF courte-
sy 10 the southern republics, and in
the extont OF interests involved and
legal complications it is as largo as any
case pending in the United states Su'
preme court.
NIr. Clevelands decision will settle
whether the eastern boundary Of cast
ern Argentine remains as usually given
in the maps or ia extended by wedge
shaped projection almost to the Allan
tic coast. II Argentine gains this strip
1t will have considerable effect on
southern Brazil, as 1t will almost sever
tho great state Of Rio Grande do Sui
from upper Brazil, tho remaining con-
nection being very narrow iathmus
compared with the general width oi
Brazil. On the other hand it will give
Argentine q narrow arm Of land stretch
ing from the north to withtn forty
leagues OF the Atlantic.
Mr.. Cleveand's coming decision ia
awaited with much interest by the
southern envoys, as it means much to
the strategic strength Of tho two domi'
nant South American countries. More.
over, tho disputed territory Is itseli
very valuable for its mineral and agri'
cultural resources. It embraces ll.S2S
square miles, with towns and villages
having a population Of 5,79S, most oI
them Brazllians.
Mr.. Cleveland'a arbitration ia the re-
suit Of treaty made when Dom Pedro
was emperor OF Brazil. 1t has taken
since then to mako the surveys and
present the case, and Mr.. Cleveland
decision will close the long controversy
He is obliged under tho treaty 70 give
all the disputed territory to Brazil oil
Argentina, so that there lie no opportu'
nifty for q compromise which will sat
isfv both parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
oHrNA.JApAN WAR.
Prince Kong Providing DcfenSoS for P'
Rin-RoinforcumSni to the Front

Prince Kong Providing DefenAoS FOR Fe'
Rin-Roinforoumeni 10 the Front
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch sent
from Shanghai to-day says that Prince
Kong, tho Emperor's uncle, who was
recently called from retirement to take
tho position OF president of tho Sung
Ii Yamen, and the presidency OF tho
aduirability, and to whom was entrust-
cd the conduct OF tho war with Japan,
remains in Pekin, where he Is occupied
with providing dofeuses for the capitol.
He il, however. in telephonic commn-
nication with Vicoroy Ii Hung Chang,
who ia at Tieu Tsin. Ii Hung Chang
Los scnt another body OF 5000 men,
we'll armed and passably well drilled, to
Pekin. His best regiments remain at
Tien Tsln. oo, III.
The dispatch adds that 1000 rifles
wero landed at Taku from Hamburg
steamer Inst week. =.
The Japanese arc pursuing tho cam
naian towards Moukdon cautiously
and are avoiding any dashIng enter
prtaes. .ho .,,,
The Japanese arc gaining the SYM
nothy of tho Korean population BY pay
inc for their supplies aud maintaining
strict discipline. ~
negotiations OF tho powers with tho
limited States with tho view TO the Joint
nrotection OF their subjects in China
nre said 10 bo much advanced by tho
Anglo. French government on tho sub
iect and general entente may shortly
be expected. ,-,
Tho recent statement that American
officers had entered tho Japanese army
has been recliilod. It now appears
,ho, Grnerai Ruggics. OF tho American
gcneral r,, stal, and several othor Ameri-
San otHcers were readily permitted by
III" .lnnaneso government to follow the
campsica, hut solGly as spectators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

County Treasurer OF Brewster county.
Tex, was held up and robbed OF $1,000.
Frenchmeu at TouIon are preparing
10 welcome an American feet OF war.
ships.
st. Louis commercial travel Har.
~ 2. Rhinehart, committed suicide in
a Memphis hotel. g.
George P. Sage, alias Horace Banker,
tho noted swinder, escaped from jail
yesterday at Belair, Md.
A large torce Of Arabs, including
thirty chiefs, are said to have been
massacred by Belgians on the Congo.
The Pail Mall Gazette calls the work
OF tho English anti-lynching committee
in the southern states piece OF i'm
pertinence.
It is announced at San Francisco that
the Pacific mail steamship company Is
to absorb the Occidental and Oriental
steamship company.
Governor Grcenhalgc was renomi'
mated by tho Massachusetts, Republl.
cans Saturday. Tho Democrats hold
their convention to-day.
Ten miles from Adel, Ga, yesterday
boiler exploded in b. NJ. Devaine's
cotton gin and decapitated Jane Futch.
Several others wore injured.
The johnson RAILROAD signal works,
located at Perth Amboy Junction. n. j.,
have made sweeping reduction IN the
number OF their employees, only % be-
ing left in tho works out Of 100 hands
formerly employed.
AT Dalton, Ohio. noar Masaillon, an
attempt was made to lynch a man
named Weiner, charged with starting
tho fire q month ago which rendered
forty families homeless. Cooler heads
prevailed on the mob to desisk
At Cincinnati Judge Lurtin, OF tho
United States circuit court, refused to
Interfere with tho sentence OF Judge
Sage, committing ex-United States Dis
trict Attorney William b. Burnett &c
Jail for for six months for contempt oi
court.
Adjutant General Greenland has ia-
sued an order granting q leave OF abb
seuce to the Thirteenth Regiment to at
tond the laying Of tho cother.ssone oi
tho Memorial Homo OF the Travelling
Men's Protective Association at Bing'
hamton, n. Y, October Q. Governor
Pattison and stNH will bc present.
George W. Wolf, OF Chicago, arrived
In New Yark yesterday, having wheeled
all tho way from Chicago. breaking the
record between that city and New York
by ono hour aud thirteen minutes,
Ills actual timo from start TO finish
has boon ak days, nino hours and
thirty minutes. Allowing for tho differ
ebce 10 the timS tho bicyelist hAd only
occupied six days, eight hours and
thirty minutes, Duriugthat tlmo he hat
only eleven and ops.hult hours aleop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Discussed by Cardinal Gtbbons-woman's
Place In Hcr Home.

BALTIMORE, Oct. THE sermon Of
Cardinal Gibbons at the Cathedral to-
day was addressed particularly to the
women, and in it tho cardinal took oc.
casion to express his views on woman
suffrage. He said in part:
To-day we honor tho queen OF saints,
the Virgin Mary. 1 think any dispaa.
sionate student OF history will acknowl-
edge that woman is indebted to the ex.
ample Of Mary for her elevated posi-
tion both in social and domestic life.
Tho church declares that woman 10 the
peer and equal OF man. Almighty God,
in his distribution OF gifts, makes, no
distinction on account Of race, previous
condition or OF sex. The proper sphere
of woman is in the homo and the more
influence she gains in public life the
moro she will lose in private life. While
men are the sovoreiRns Of the country,
their wives command them, and there
fore oxert controlling power. Above
all things, take caro- OF your homes"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Northern Pacific Passenger Agent KiileC
and Several Injured.

A Northern Pacific Passenger Agent Killed
and Several Injured.
TACOMA, WAsn., Oct. IA shocking
street car accident occurred about mid
night in which George @. Chandler,
general agent OF the Northorn Pacific in
this city was killed and several other
passengers injured. The car was re-
turning from the Interstate fair
grounds and was crowded with passen-
gers.
James o'Brien, another passenger,
was forced down by the struggling mass
,of passengers. The iron roof Of the
car mashed his right leg. Tho other in.
James F. o'Brieu, deputy county
clerk, right leg mangled. Ed Pheare,
left shoulder dislocated. NJ. Sidney,
real estate agent, hurt about the face.
Mrs. NJ. Sidney, bruised and cut in sew
eral places. Miss Bertha Laughton,
rendered insensible and cut about the
head. Mrs. ". Houston, Of Portland,
slightly bruised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
FIRST SNOW STORM
In tho Northwest-neavy torn Last
Several Hours.

In tho Northwest-neavy torn Lasting
Several Hours. .
sr. PAUL, MIMI, Oct 7.-Report'
from various parts OF eastern South
Dakota and the western part Of Mime
sofa are to the effect that severe snow
torn prevailed to-day, accompanied by
nigh winds and heavy rains. The snow
full at Huron, S. D., was heavy and
lasted for three hours, while west and
north OF that city the storm was even
more severe. This is the first snow OF
tho season aud it seems likely to re-
port for duty in thia city before morn
Ing, the mercury being on the down
grade with stormy wind from the west
blowing at lively rate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
OLIVER WENDELl HOLMEs DEAD

Ths Great Poet and AuthOr Passes Away.
His Distinguished Professional and
Literary Career.
Bosrox, MASS, oct.7-oliver Wendell
Holmes, famous as n poet and author,
died at bis residence on Beacon street
at 2:15 p. IN. to-day from complica-
tion Of diseases.
DR.. holmes has been In feeble health
for long time, although an iron con.
stitution has long bafFled disease, was at
last shattered. The last hours OF DR..
Holmes were passed quietly, with his
family by his bedside.
DR.. Holmes returned from Beverly
Farm about ten days ago and the re-
moval greatly fatigued him, and 1t Ia
thought hastened his end. The family
residence was darkened and apparently
deserted to-day and few knew that DIR.
Holmes was In Boston. The news OF
his death was kept quiet until late
hour tonight
Oliver Wendell Holmes, n. D., was
born nt Cambridge, Mass., Auzust is,
1900. He was the son Of Abiel Holmes,
D. D., IL. D., OF Yalei College, the
famous New England divine and histo-
rlau, who was born at Woodstock,
Conn, In 176S, and died at Cambridge
in 1887. Oliver graduated at Harvard
University in 1929; began the study OF
law, but soon abandoned 1t for the
study Of medicine. and in 1892 he went
TO Europe and studied In the hospitals
OF Paris and other large cities.
In 1888 Dr.. Holmes was appointed
professor Of anatomy and physiology 10
Dartmouth college, and in 1s47 he was
given the same chairin Harvard, which
he filed for many years.
Dr.. Holmes, who was one OF Ameri-
cas- greatest poets and authors, began
his brilliant literary career in early life
as a poet and essayist, and he more
than sustained the bright promise OF
his youth. His poems are often marked
with the most delicate humor, and he
ranked high with the worlds poets and
humorists. His books and his eontri-
buttons to newspaper and magazine lit
erature are numerous aud highly es-
teamed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
OVER A TREsTnE.
Another Fearful Wreck Occurs on the
Atlanta & West Point Road.

Another Fearful Wreck Occurs on the
Atlanta & West Point Road.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct Passenger
train No. So Of the Atlanta & West Point
road, which left Atlanta at 5:25 o'clock
this morning, tumbled from the high
trestle over osanappa creek, few miles
beyond West Point, and seven persons
were badly injured.
None OF the persons were killed out.
right, but one or two may die. The in.
jured are:
R. U. Vaughan, conductor on con-
struction train, who was passenger on
No. 35, badly cut aud bruised. W. B,
Kennan, Charlotte. N. G., drummer,
cut over left eye and leg hurt. D. Gun.
ningham, Now Orleans. hip hurt and
right hand injured. Unknown white
man, who cannot tell who heis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
WILSON TALKS
About His Banquet Speech Before
London Business Mon.
He SAYS He MEANT ALL OF IT.
Aud 1t Was Just What He Preach
es When at Home.
THE BANQUET FORCED UPON HIM.

And He CouIdn't Reruse-"EnglIsh-
men Welcome Anything That Will
Promote TradS"-He Might Have
Added, Especially If They Get the
Big End OF the Trade-Isador
Strauss. tho Now York Importer,
Had a Word to Say In nIr. Wilson'S
Behalf-Tho La.tcr Accuses McKin.
ley of Garbling His Speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
RlIrzartl In Nebraska.

OMAHA, NBR., Oct. 7.-Thore are ex-
cellent prospects for blizzard in Ne,
braska tonight. The mercury has been
rapidly falling since noon and the wind
Is blowing a gale. The freezing point
had not been reached at 10 p. M, but 1t
was rapidly nearing that point. No
killing frosts Of any Importance have
yet occurred in Nebraska, but are ex-
nectad tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
TE,TAuE soULLEi,s.
Miss aIoseuthrIm Wins EaSIIy-OIlsa Ash.
10y Loses Her Wny>

Miss NIosauthrIm Wins Easily-0ilSS Ash.
Icy Loses Her Ways
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 7.-over twenty
thousand people wero at Forest park to.
day to SEQ tho exhibition sculling match
between Miss Lillio Ashley, Of Hart
ford, Conn.,, aud Miss tholm, oil
st. Louis.
Whilc tho, course was u perfect
trairhtaway, owing 10 tho current in
tho bank OF tho lake, 1t was rather con.
fusing to the rowers. AS a conse.
auence, Miss Ashley was soon out OF
the limo, and before abe had time to
discover her orror, was almost on the
other bank. She tried to pull out into
position again, but had lost too much
timo aud Miss Mosentheim rowed
across tho deciding line, an easy winner
in minute aud 43 seconds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08

CmoAoo, Oct. 7.-The funeral services
of the late Prof. David Swing were held
this afternoon in Central Music hall,
where he had preached for SO many
wears. The services were attended by
three thousand people and fully as many
more were unable to obtain admission
to tho holl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08

DUBLIN, Oct. s.-Tho procession held
hero to-day in commomoration OF tho
death Of Charles Stewart Parnell was
tho largest on record. In the line wore
political societies from all parts OF tho
country, evory county in ireland being
represented. A feature of tho day was
the thousands OF women who ware ivy
leaves on their breasts or in their hair
In fact ivy leaves Woro universally
worn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
BX-GOV. CURTIN.
The Old War Governor of Pennsyl-
yeula Passes Away.
TIE DEATH Was NOT UNEXPECTED.
su. the Famous Friend of the
Union Soldiers
WILL Be UNIVERSALLY MOURNED

HI. Patriotic Services During the
war-An Incorporating Foe OF
secession, He Urged It's Overthrow
a, Any Cost-Declined tho Vice
Presidency at a Time, as Esubss-
ouent History Proved, He Would
Have Become Presidcut--To Do
Buried With Military Honors-olI.
var Wendell Holmes Dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08

HARmsDuRo. Pa, Oct 7.-Govcrnor
PattisOn issued proclamation tonight,
expressing his profound sorrow for tho
death Of ex.GOyernor Curtin and paying
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08
LOTS OF BUSINESS
Being Done by Wheeling Rail-
roads in Freight Traffic.
ANOTHER BRIDGE OYER The Oalo

May Do Built by tho Camden Roads
ut Now MartInsyilIO-Survcys for
tho W. Va s. o. W. Road Have Beeu
Complceed-The TermInars Exsen.
sion to tho Wheeling Steel Works
other News OF the Railroads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08

abigh tribute to his public services as
executive OF the state and In other inn
portant positions which he held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08

steamship Arrival.
New YOrk-La DouBOgnc ffOm navNo'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08

For Western Pennsylvania aud Ohio, genntally
.air Ia IpIeFIor With local showers on the lakei
imrrnnSing west winds md colder Monday night
Fer West Virginia inir south winds ahliting 70
west; colder Monday Might.
TIE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY
as furnished by [, SruSGrP. druggist oofnes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-08

Work has boon commenced laying
the rails on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheellng's extension into Cleveland,
twenty miles, and it is expected the
line will be completed within month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

The revival services at the c p.
church continue 10 gr"w in inter
est. Evangelist Molphis has made
many friends. The genuinrnts6
of his g.'rpsl work is doing Ersat
good. Souls are being saved at aiN
most every SCI vice Services again
tonight at $50 o'clock. Sunday
school tomorrow morning at 10
o'clOeb. Preaching ut II by ono of
the whiting Baptist brethren. To-
morrow afterncon at 4 O'cluck
Brother Morphiss will preach to
men only. At night the revival
services will be continued as usual.
Every one cordially invited TO att
tend any or ali of these services;
come and help ~; come praying.
s. E. Wasson, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

Mary Farsheefs, I.ula Pollard
(csiorcd) and Mrs. Hsmnpn't, three
xrry III ,u2ut sb.e chAraoters were
before his honor Judge Scott to-day
ga charge Of aAsaHlting DruGIlIa
Yarbrough, the twelve year old girl
Of Mrs. ~. A. Neatly, last Wednesday
evaning-
From tho evidence IL IL ahown 10
have lAsan dastardly attempt to do
the ehilL great bodily harm. From
che testimony OF Druciila IL appears
that she had been to town and was
on her return hOnrs in the south east
part OF town, and whea opposite the
h,use of Mary FAipshests she weg set
u,Jsn by Jehn Cole, wAo Was urged
ON BY Mary and Lula Pollard, whO
told him they weuld give him 20
cents to kill her. After beating and
pinching her numerically the three
women came out and took up
the fight, Mary Fsirsheets striking her
ia the side Of the head with . rock.
inAictiag q painful wound. The
child get lOsse frOm them and man
aged to get home.
Her mother 10 . hard working,
henest lady, who takes in washing ~
a meaas Of support fer herself and
family. She was abbent from home
bat soon returned, and when she
neArd what had happened, sent for
Dr. Yarbrough. who dressed the
wennds, Which were numerous and
qui6a hoFaous In character.
Tha 11ssatlsa IL backed uP- BY the tssti-
moay eg . nanbsr Of reputable people who
happene2 20 be passing along and witnessed
the inhHman AFFAIR. Judge Rennie conducts ths
pFOseeation while o. W. PAtchell. Whe rests
these AatiqastSd moral hlistSrs heuAes in
which eoiisJ and carry on their dsprAvsd vO-
cation, appeared sor thelF dsGsaBa-
LAtsr-Tbe women wsee hSsa undsx oloe
benAs cash.
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STATE OF HEw York,
INSURANCE DRPAkTNENT.
lLRANY. January l2fh. 1921.


7, james =. Pierce, superintendent OF insur-
ane@oK the atAte Of New York. do hereby ceFti-
~ that the New York life insurance company
OF the city Of New York, in the state of New
York. IL duly authorized to transact the husi-
neae Of life insurance in this state.
further certify that, in accordance with
the proyiSions Of section % Of the insurance
law @f the sIAts of New York have caused the
standing on the 3let Gay of December, fS13. 20
- valued a. per the combined expert, nee table
Of mortality at per cent intercst, and ind
the net value thereof, On the 3lAt day Of lie
ceInber, lSoS, to be
@l2S 969, 9,672.CO.
further certify that. from ita annual state.
msnt for December 81. ls0S 6lei in this de-
PaIsment, tho me- surplus. 10 pOlicy-h0l6OF0 ia
&17,O25,630.1S,
% the basis Of admitted aAsets
GAS, zoe, 1921,
AFTER de1nctiHg theFefrom the net reserve
(oI3s -, ,e73 .ON NJ calculated by sae depart-
monts and all other liabilities.
In winners whereof, have here
unto subsenbed my name. and
(aRAL.l caused my OGacial seal TO be emxod
NJ the city Of Albany, the day and
year nrst above wrieteD.
JAMES r. P1wRcR,
superintendent Of INSURANCE..
l.. q. RoBERTsoN,
General Agent, Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

Baptist Church Rev. N. B.
Kairdsn will preach ct Ii o'elsck;
at 5 O'Clock, Rev. j. H Milburn; at
night, Rev. J. w. Briee.
g. p. Church Rev. J. w. Brice
will preach at II o'clock.
Methodist Church--Rev. w HI.
Nichols will preach at II. o'clock;
At night, Rev. J. II. Milburn.
Presby:erion Church-Rev. A.
J. Essex will preach at ii O'Clock.
Christian Church-Rev. F. S.
Payne will preach at II o'eleck; at
night, Rev. L. J. Dykes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23
1AsEBALL TOMORROW


Tho ClsbuRne, Tex, baseball team wis
crosse bats with ArdmsFs tomorrow aftsrnoon
1t the Park. The game will be called Is :
o'clock
The Management OF enc home team han been
PRs - considerable expsase to secare shIs
case. Whieb premises t. - ineeresting frola
start % Gaish.
The C1ebuFn@ boys will cormsin aSpeciAl CAR
and will ~ accompanied by large number q
baseball ersnks.
1uasesheimsr b in Ane shape, and viii
pitch enc Brwwna 40 victory IL there In amy
thin6 i'm pltrAamg. Ledger viii do the catching.
iand thsFsst o. ths team viii Gre their bses
support
saats provided Cor evaFyhedys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

Evangelist MOrphis will preach
. sermon to men only tomorrow nj
4 o'clock in the G. P. church. All
over IS years of age admitted.
Every man should come. Don't
fail to hear him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

blo at At0ka in Masa convention
juno % to consider proposition of
allotment aud change Of government .
He invites n full attendance Of
Chickasaws at that time and place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

Brother Shawhan, owing to indke-
pOsition, viii net hold services nc
the PreabyteriAu church tomorrow.
His church win be tnrned over -
the Baptist brethren.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

Fine slippers and lOw-quarfal
shoes in endless variety. Can Su41
four taste and fit your foot, and you'll
hardly miss tho money. q. Moss
under Ardmoreita. tel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

Ifyeu want . aFst class piano or
organ, call en- 6. n. YsrbrOugh & Co.
They do not handle this cheap John
stulf like you find in furniture stores.
Is I'm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23
:. BUCKHAM

Dealer in Ane liquors.
All orders glven prompt atten-
lion.
Corner Elm and Commerce Sts.,
Gainesville, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23
Fudre nd Mrp. n. II. Boyd

Judge aad Mrs.. r. L. Boyd LEFT this
lperning FOE points ON the Rock IS.
land, where the Judge gOes In the
interssref hls gubarnatorial boom.
He Gays his prospects are most favor
able aad be regards his triuhphant
election asa fOregons eoncInsion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-23

D. A. Fielder returned last night
from Tyler Tex, WHARF be had been
On visit to his mother.