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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-01

CHRISTIAN & BARBEE, druggists, will
tell you that Johnson's Magnetic Oil
always gives satisfaction and is the
cheapest.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-01
A HOMEMADE HARROW.

Tomake it take four pieces of plank, 9 by
y inches, 10 feet long; soak thoroughly.
Then drive into each two rows of 20
penny wire spikes two inches apart.
Bolt these four to crosspieces and at
tach an evener with chains.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-01

Many Persons arc broken
1Wn from ovcrwork or household cares.
SrOWn'S Iron BittcrS Rebuilds the
aysien. aids digestion. removes excess Of bile,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-01
a. ,vM MISUNDERSTANDING
CALBM MINoRCA YARDS.

Minorcas a specially. Eggs from prize winning
birds black Mlnorcas, 81 25 for Is; white Mi
norcas, $3.50 for IS; securely packed. Address
j. B. FOLDEN, Salem, Va. 22i In.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-01
e G G S! E G G ST.

A few settings of Eggs for sale from
High Class, Prize Winning stock, Free
range, Light Brahma, 81; Golden Wyan-
dotte, 81 so; Black Minorcos, 81 so per
setting.
JOHN II. PALMER,
2oOln Salem Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-01
EGGS FOR SETTING.

IL
From prize winning stock, including Mammoth
Bi ONE Turkeys, Mammoth White Turkeys,
Toulouse Geese, White Chinese Geese. Imperial
Pekin Ducks. Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas,
Langshans, S. q. Brown Lcghorns; Houdans,
Silvcr-laccd Wyandottes, Bun Cochins. Partridge
Cochins, Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Ply
month Rocks and PIT Games. Write for descrip'
tive catalogue and prices to
22ilm Allegheny Springs, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-01
x,iNGLE COMB BROWN LEGHoRNs.

Eggs from the winners OF prizes at Salem
poultry show at 81 for 10; carefully packed. AID.
dress. MISS MARTHA JOHNSTON, box 81,
Salem, Va. 224 I'M.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16
E.sis..aa ..saf Seit.

0ie mertpiifOiae Gtnri6tun9 oes
Deiratbens anl beltimmte 3eit beitebt.
Wenn mir einim Uerlti)te beS Temps"
@lanben ihenten oiirfen, inl norb6itz
lt6eu 3beile Berliens, no man nit BEN
@uropderu nabe 8e;iebungeu unterbalt.
Sn 1abrs !. y. beltebt Die europail6e
&olonie aus bem Ferloual Der Sonz
iulate uno BEN Sertretern einiger 0anz
belsbduIer. Die meiiteu oielcr 6erren
iino leOig, aber mebrere BON ibnen
MAIDEN @ebrau6 bon Der Site oer
Seiratben auf 3eit. Ole bortisen
Oieltorianer bobcn namlib cine belon@
Oere Gorliebe Iiir bic Guropdcr Muo
tragen tein Weoenteh benlelben lire
20dter aufsuordngell. uno Swar als
@attinuen fiir cine sSriit Die auf W}oz
nate ooer Sabre benellen merben fanu
uno mOIiir cine beitimnte Summe be-
SaDlt wlro. Sobalo beihs Ibeile ii6er
Oleles matrilnonio ALA carta, mic Die
@iRrl6tllu9 9enannt miro, li6 geeillgt
bobeu. miro ouS Ii0o6en pon ben
Sbrigen ieierlid) in oo8 AOau5 oeS Gltros
p0erS gefiiGrt, no lie lid bdusli6 eillz
ridtet. 3upeilen briugt lie audi lire
6anliiie NIT, Die baum BON ibrenl Seits
lpeiliseu @atten miternabrt miro. Sn
oielen 50llen biloet oaS 2ebtere cine
8eitimmuu9 oeS aoutraftes, SieIer
Brau6 lit III Yerlien 10 perbreitet uuO
befannt, baB 9liemaun alnltoB oaran
nimnt. Wiebr ais Elm Guropaer, Ser
iih cine 3eit lang bort auibdlt, bat in
leiner Wobnun9 einen belonoeren6aum,
Der alS 0arem einSeridtet lit; Die
6raueu leben oarin nah ibrer beimii6en
9Seile, perbulleu oaS @elid)t, lpenn
frenoer 0elu6 fommt, erlheinel ME
bel 1iId, weun Der Wtann @dlte be-
wlrtbet, uno geben 9lei6 ben Wtubams
mebanerinneu nur pom Gopf bis 3u ben
tSiiBen perldleiert aus. SIT Die uerz
abreoete .3eit porilber, 10 miro Der Souz
trait erneuert ober Der @urppGer i6ift
Die 6ral elilIah Iort. menn er iie llift
lQu9cr bebalten Ooer licber cine neue
6rau babeu mill Die entlalieue Srau
finoet jeoof lebr balo lpieoer eiuen
oefinitiuen 9attelt inter ibren @lauz
bcns9cnoiel, oenn oer 9teltorianer be-
tonmt NIT tbr ein biiblhe8 Stitf @elb,
itatt Dap er lie, wie eS lonlt Der Yrau6
mill, ibren Gltern abtauicn muB. Sino
aus Der AM Seit selflolienen mo wieocr
aufselolten @be 9inoer porbanbeu, 10
blelben lic Jalt INNER Der Whtter, Die
ibnen aud in ibrer ueuen she cine belon=
eere 3Grtli6teIt bcpabrt uuo lie III oct
9fe9el nlebr liebt, ais ibrc lpdteren
SproBlin9e; ia aud ibr 8weiter @atte
lOll i'll Der 9epillenbaIteIten gIelle Die
Yfli6ten erIiillen, Die ibm letne Stiefs
uaterldaTt auTerls9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16
GS ipuft.

Sin SuuS IN benz es iputt, 1T in bisisu uuIssflars
ten, eer 4OmantH abbpleen 3eitsn etipaS eeltsnes,
aber etne otm Gebaufen bsisiiene geri6nlidtet,
ibr esten iei unbetbar III nm 70 otter anBursisn.
ursIaube an bic tetIenbe Wa6t bsr Mebisin 1T nur
tns miIps Gcrm pcn MpnOmanis, pbpOtl In man6sn
Sdnsn bsr wtstsrbelte MtberfCIs beim Gebrupa psrs
i6tsbsnartSsr Mtitsl ben 8pstfeI fat Su u&srtssu
i&.tnt. Spfettsr 8 Wassnbtters Dat ben Bspsis sc.
tiefert, tab .s I'M etanbs lit, Dpspspie, gsrNo.
pfuns malariaaltise 3ranfbstten, gsierens unb Se=
bsrleiben unb Nersoitdt 81 turren ieine auertanr=
ten Sstlerfose ipaten penisaens ben eriuh bamtt in
alien pcrbenannten 8rantbettseri&sinunse reatisr.
tsen islbit wsnn f unbsre aurperiu&e aIs fruatIos
erwsfsn baben. Rtt aOnieauenS sebrau&t, iuirb ta'
Bittsrs bic bartuddtsfen Edas bswaItistn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16
9enti@ Gplpniales @amaId9ems
tue1en.

9lus Oar>es Salaam tperben Der
pSdgl. &unbf6au" snei @ouberne=
mentsbefeble bes ftellptrtretet6en @ous
perneurs Waiors b. Wro6em mitgee
tbeilt, bic beutli9 betpeiien, baB Der
@ei1t bes "Bana mkuba kartassi'
bes rgroBen Serrn bes papieres", tuie
6rbr. b. @O6en in Deutid Ofafrita
genannt murbe, au9 nod fe1nem Wegz
gange nod tpeiter ipuft:
y 8oubernenlentsbefebl bonn 21.
Nooember 1898: Sd iebe mid oerans
laBt gu befeblen, baB bas freie 6eruntz
laufen BON 0un6en auf ben 8eranbas,
ben 9aaen unb Sreppen fisfalii9er
Gebdube gu unterbleiben bat. 9ie
9nnbe iiub lebigliv in ben 3immern
ibrer Serren gu balten. Spllten li9
bieie aber (0ie 0erren2 8. &.) Bel
Der gelegentlidb bon @obnungsme9s
feln itattbabenben unteriu6ung Der
3immer alS bon llnge3iefer, Dol3
b6den &c. uerieu9t ober ionft pie pers
unreinigt berausfe0en, 10 tpiirbe bic
grdnbli9e &enobirung bes betreffens
ben &aumes auf Soften bes leBten Sns
baberS erfolsen miifien. $. 3. ge3 b.
Wro6em.
p @oubsrnementsbefebl bonn 8
DECEMBER 1898: y Sdmmtli9e 8oDs
Der biefgen @nropder, iotpie idmmt>
li9e bel irgenb eiaer Sienffeae bes
faiferli9en @oubernements In @olb
ftebenben Ba9arias (8ootsleute) iinb
fortan perpfli6tet, ieben @uropdr au
graBen, iomobl int gorbeigeben, als
au6 menn bieielben irgenbtpo fben
ober liegen; III lebterem Sale beifebt
Der @ruB in r9uffteben unb Mnnabme
elmer ftrammen Saltuns". p Sdmntt<
lt6e farbige @inmobner bon Darsess
Salaam, @ingeborene iotpobl tpie eyn,
Der, @rie9en. @oaneien &c. baben BEN
@Ouoerneur gu graBen. Siben bies
felben bOr 99enten, &aufldben, in
8araias (gorbalen) &C., 10 gel9iebt
Der @ruB bur6 Nufteben, tpenn bic
porsenannten beiben peri DnIi9feiten
pOrbeigeben. 3umiberbanblungen gez
Gen y unb p iinb itrafbar. s. 9.
ge3. b. @ro9em.
Oieie 8erorbnungen fomnen ni9t
etpa in elmer bas GolonialweIen oers
ipotteu6en Operette, ionbern in Der
Wirfli6teit Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16
Gam ,tntipnf

@ue, pel9e Or. atnss y0eue Gntbeduns" sebrau6t
baben, tennen ibren Wertb, uns bic, wefae bas bis
lest nod nit setban baben, f6nnen est gang umpnit
einen Geriu4 bant aniteuen. Wian ipenre iib an bic
unten anse5etste Npotbfte unb lae i eine grcbeHa=
ide srattS seben. Man ienbe ienen Nomen unb ieine
Npreiie elm an s.. g. Budlen & 60. in Gticasc unp
man iptrb cine Probez Shahtel ppn Or. Sings Neuen
gebens &ien teenfret suseianbt erbolten fopte Elm
Ggempar eeS u@eiunbheitSs sGubrers unb Der 9eben8=
&eseln". @ueS baS ptro iider ppn Nusen fur Sic
isin, cbne Sbnen apiten su perura6en. Can antcntp
Grua Nnmnnnn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16
10. 6 a pitel.

Der 9farrer 9iitorius in Wterau
NOR ioeben BON einem SpaSiersanss
ourd feline sSeinberse suriidsefebrt.
Gr ieste ii9 lebr oersniist gum Qbenbs
sllen. Die 3rauben reiften bcrrli9,
nno oaS geben mar jest 10 beba9li9
bier. SIN Sommer lit fir einen be-
leibteH Miann wie ibn Die 9iee idier
linerttaSli9, aber Der Serbit lit cine
bsrrli6e Sabresseit. Jii6t allein, baB
sr ibm Srii6te, WilS unb anbere @es
niilie bra6te, aud an Nbme6leluns
mar oieie 3eit fir ben lebensfroben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16

ber5uderten 9SrnGen helfen Dir au Bic
Dauer. Gle iuirfen ntlo uno uaturcs'
sndb nnb bintsrlafien feline idlintmeu GoI.
gen. WrrfOpfuns, gsrbauunssitOrunssn,
bilioie Gnfdlle unb ole aus Der 2eber, benz
Iasen nnb ben GiusetueiSen fammenben
unpdbli9tsiten tperoeH burd Fe psrbittk
9sltnoert rnb aaf bic 9alier iurirt.
Gs itHb BITE fleinitsn, bic ant leid)teifen ~
rebttlsnotn nnb bic billigften Yilen,
DeHn IS iuirb bafiir sarantirt, bab fie
intrteoeHfellen, iuiorisenfaus bas @elo III.
riidseseben iuirb
Sssablnng eriolst niir gessn ,,g8ertb EN-.
pfansen."
8as aud Der 9dnrIsr Dir ats ,,sraSe 70
gut" anpreiien nl6se, 1T, iuenn aud piel.
lsibt beiier fir ibn, nt6t ,srabe 70 gut"
fur Gid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16
9feme Satines.

Wir fiibren ieBt ein groBes
Sager neuer Satines, in fran,
aofi6en Muaern, Broeats, /,
9angirenb unb Wfoirse Mus
fer, fur nur
124 Gemts a,iftudrts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16

ltmiere memen Site nnS Gar
nitnrem treffem ieet taslid,,
etH, a,t Serem Sefihtismns mir
eimlaSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16

SSir bieteu sic icbDmitem
9amoiebmbe at ben oenfbar
nieSri9iten 4reiien ant. Man
fpmntc mmb fa1ic,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16
Nene GbaQies.

9ieielben baben fi6 trob
Der Wanbelbarteit Der Wfobe
i@on felt Sabren 6auernb gu
bebaapten gemuBt. sSebe 9ai,
ion brinet neue, punberbiibs
i6e Muiter in ben beri6iebens
iten giuaneen berbor.
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Ser geftoblene @uno als 6uhseits.
braten.

Nuf bic erbdrmlide io3iale Sage Der
8eoolferung i'm Often bes preuBil9eu
Staates ipirft eine 8erbanblung elm
greles S9lagli6t, bic ii6 in Der &es
bifonsinitan5 Dor bem &ei6sgeri9t in
2eipais abipielte.
Die So@ter bes @afmirtbs So,
broi6elStt in 2abna (S.=p.) berbeiz
ratbete ii@ un6 als 0anptl6maus Bel
Der i'm 9aufe beS 8aters ahgebaltenen
9o63eitsfeier pArbe Elm Suubebraten
aufgetii6t. Da8 Sbier, at benz i@
bic 9p93eitsgefeGl6aft labte, NOR aber
auf unrebli6em Wege ertporben tpor>
ben. Sem Gorfer Neumann mar elm
grocer Sabnerbunb abbanben gefems
men, unb oieier tpar bas Opfer, tpel6es
ii6 bic Jamilie auserieben bate. 8as
ter, @futter unb Sobn batten ii6 ant
Z. Suli b. S. Dor Der 5traftammer in
geeibenburg ipegen OiebfablS au bers
antuorten. 8ater un6 Sobn tpurben
freigeiprO6en, bagegen purbe bic Muts
ter tpegen einfa9en 9iebftabls at 3
Monaten @efdmgniB berurtbeilt. Sc
gen lie mar fetgeitellt, baB fie bas
Gleif6 aubereitet unb bas Sell persraz
ben babe Sn ibrer &ebilion beitritt
bic Nngeflaste, fi6 eines 9iebtabls
i6uiOig eema6t 5I baben unO pOlIte
b09ftens 3ugeben, elmer llnteri6lagung
l6ulbig 3u iein, ba Der 9unb ielbft li6
aus benz @epabriam bes @igentbiimers
fortbegeben babe. Sn Der @erbanbs
lung Dor benz &ei6sgeri6te duBerte
Der &e6tsanpalt beri6iebene 8ebenfen
gegen bas urtbeil, nament!i6 era9tete
er bic 6eitfeaung, baB bic @n9etloste
ben 9unb nbeieitigt" babe, ni6t fir
ausrei6en6.
Sas &eidsgeri9t mar aber Der Meis
nung, baB bic Straftammer li9 iiber
ben 8egriTf Der Q8egnabme ni6t I'M
Srrthume befunbeu babe unb erfldrte
bic 8eDiion fur unbegriinbet. Sic
purbe besbalb oerworfen.
sa 3eitunssberausgeber unb
Gruder tOnnen iebt Srudpapier in
irgenb elmer @r0Be unb Guantitdt bier
taufen. Cine Garlabung ioeben er.
balten. 81. u. 3oobep, Agent
Denver Paper Mills, ALI Martts
StraBe. San Nntonio.
! : Die dltelte S6ueiberinnens&e6s
nuug 1T neuli6 auf elmer Steintafel,
bic bonn 9empel au glippur in @bals
bda iiammt, in Baris ent3iffert luors
ben. sic betrifft 81 aleiOer unb
Oberfleiber, woOOn IA nit Mprrben,
Nloe unb &aIlia parfiimirt linb. Sie
iadli6en @inselheiten maren ni6t gu
entsiHern, es ban6elt lil babel Inn ge:
l6dftli6.gelperbli6e 2lus5riide. Die Der
beutigen 98elt fremb limb. Ra6 bel
6Orm Der S6rift unb ben ionliigeu
9lngaben 1T bieie &leiberre6nung etmc
in bas Sabr 2S00 Dor unierer 3eitrs6.
nnng 81 ieben.
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gfeue Waiditofie.
@ingbants, SaeOnette, sSri=
fds 2awns, pereal, Mua,
Satine &c. @unberbolIe Stoffe
unb babel ipottbilis!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16

9 0 { Der Ebir
TT Der bette Blas
fir bic srobe, oft.
mobilize Yine. 60.
balb On fe tn Dtr
bait, fdHst fie an,
DID 3u peinieen.
Warum bic Dual,
tuenn Dir DR.. Bier.
ce'S Pleasant Pei
let's Before
Silfe leiiten?
, sf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-16

H1 3eitunssberausseber unb
9rufer f0nnen iebt Srudpapier in
irgenb elmer @r6Be unb Guantitdt bier
taufen. Cine Garlabung ioeben ers
balten. 81. u. 8 oob b, Agent
Denver Paper Mills, ALI Nfartts
StraBe. San Nntonio.
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Die
WS@entli4e Sreie YreTf fnr 9seat
eri9eint
ie6en DomnerRaa
nnb toItet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr Deer slips
e Wpmate tn WprausbeaabIuNA.
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&leioer Stpife+
&eiab> 2trtifel

gu allen StOfen paienb, bic i66nfen unb elesantefen
bic es giebt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
at bed rock prices.

W. +. Whtington's.
W. F. Whittlngton's.
Look at the immense stovk of overshirts at
w. F. Whittington's.
know YOU will lock those beautiful albums W.
Nhngons you will several of them for your friends
Dolls Dolls Tolls You never the quantity that
have for the Christmas trade.
My and shoes complete every respect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
marriage In olden Times.

It is usually considered a note
worthy circumstance for man or
woman to be married three times, but
in olden times the number would
have been thought little of. St Je-
rome mentions a widow who married
her twenty-second husband, who in
his turn had been married to twenty
two wives. A woman named Eliza
beth Mast, who died at Florence in
1868, had been married to seven hus-
bands, all of whom she outlived. She
married the last of the seven at the
age of 20. When on her death bed she
recalled the good and bad points of
each of her husbands and, having inn
purtially weighed them in the bal
ance, she singled out her fifth spouse
as the. favorite, and desired her re-
mains might be inferred near his.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
ARDMoRB, l. T., FRIDAY, JAN. u

IN COMMENTING upon the ap-
pO;ntment of Mr. Williams as
mllshal the ARDMoRTITz inadver
tently trampled on the tees of.twn
worthy Republican deputies, Geo.
Stewart and Mr. Covington. Any
intention to reflect on these gen
tlemen was the ftrthe:est from
our pIrpose-in fact we were of
the opinion that Mr.. Stewart was
a Democrat and as t. Mr.. CoviDg-
ington he was unknown to the
writer personally or politically,
Our reference t. obnoxious depu,
ties did not reach them. We are
proul to say tn y both stand well
socially and morally, but they are
on their own confession, avowed
Republicans and as such sh ,uId
take their chances in being re-
timed on the free under a Demo-
cratic adm inistrltOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
RITs or SCIENCE.
Danish light h1uses arc supplied
with oil to pumpson the waves dur ng


Danish light houses arc supplied
with oil to pumpson the waves dun ng
u storm. - -@3t- .se -
Statistics of the yellow fever Z 2i-
tienlic at Brunswick, Ga. show that
tne mortality among white, vas
nearly four times, as great as that
among negroes.
The largest sun spot ever Doteo tgYs
astronomers appeared iH4 the fall oi
1887. It was $50, 900 miles long and
100000 miles wide. Four hundred
planets the size of the ear h could
have been laid side b. side in that
''spo" without touching each other.
That unpleasant sensation known
as singing in the ear generally results
from hardening of the wax tmay
frequently be removed at onoe by
svringing the ear with a little warm
soap and water, or by dropping
little glycerine oil into the ear at bed
time.
The experiment. which the emperor
of Janan is trying of providing meat
for his people with the design of in
creasing their height has in it an OBJ
ject lesson of Importance to mothers.
In a family of growing children where
any one exhibits a tendency to under
growth a meat diet should be en-
couraged.
The recent assertion of a writer in
the American Lancet that thousands
of sick persons have been starved to
death on beef tea is only summing
up of what physicians and expert
nurses have been trying to impress
upon the minds of the laity for some
time Beef tea is a stimulant, slight
and evanescent, but to ''live on beef
tea," which has been the shiI boleth
of many a sick room, is impossible.
The rubber plant that has become
become SO common piece of domestic
decoration is not the plant that yleltis
the rubber of commerce. That is d eriv
ed principally from two varieties of
rubber tree that grow in Brazil an d
attain large size. The rubber plant
of our American parlors and green
houses, with its long, glossy leaves. is
a species of fig, and India is its habitat.
The quantity of pepper. particular
ly red pepper, that is consumed by
the naClVeS or tropical countries Will
be deemed incredible to people who
live in more temperate regions, but
there is physiological reason for the
use of these sharp condiments. The
use of red pepper in the tropics braces
up the digestive organs when i'm pair
ed and relaxed by the great heat In
other words, pepper is natures tonic
against hot weather and the more
liberal use of it in summer time might
be bene fetal even to tho natives of
the temperate zones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
MINOR MIS- 5CELLANY.

Sweet potatoes are now being put
up in cans in New Jersey.
Wooden shoes are worn by about
70, 600, ooo people in Europa.
The South African Gold mines are
lhCl easing greatly in productiveness.
This country has ffty-two lt.~
schools, with 345 teachers and 3,s06
students
The biggest check ever drawn was
for S14, 94a, 952 ana was written
by the P. R. R. to pay for the P, W.
& B. R. R.
At Harvard, in the college proper,
there are this year 1,Gi9 students or
! a gain of fifty; in that part of the uni
vers;tv under the control of the facul-
ty of arts and scien :es ,, 854, or a gain
of 100, and in the university as a
whole, 3,o6o, or q gain of just 100
A runaway hose in Hessle Common,
England, was about to run down a
child, when William Clayton, mus
! cular bys stander, who had been trying
to stop the horse, seized the wheel
an1 lifted it clean over the child.
which had been knocked down di-
rectly in IT'S path.
The Chateau de Ramhay, generally
reputed to be the Oldest historical
building in Montreal, has been sold
by public auction. Th Getty purchased
1t at So per square foot and will turn it
into public museum. The chateau
was the residence of the old French
governors of Montreal and was the
uiace from which Benin min Franklin
issued his declaration to the inha b.
itants of Quebec asking them to throw
off their allegiance to the British
crown and join the Americans in
their war of independence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
Advertise in the Aydmorite.
WEDDINGS AND The welded.

In all countries moro marriages
take place in Jane than in any other
moath.
Engel considers chat child of ten
years represents an Jay of $500; a
youth of fifteen $7OO.
Seventeen children in less than ten
years is the record made by Mrs. Els
worth Miller of Cold S rings, n. Y.
The recent marriage in Philadel-
phia of Mr.. Tarr and Miss Feathers
is said to form the most harmonic Gus
union OF tar and feathers known to
history.
Acco; ding to a report b. the French
minister of finance 14S. S 5 families in
France have claimed exem otion from
certain taxes recently voted by the
parliament on account of having
seven or more children.
Miss Eleanor Munger of New
Haven, who has recently married
Philip P. Wells of Boston, wore at her
marriage gown les years old 1t
had been worn as a wedding dress by
her mother and her graudnother.
A Bucks county, Pa couple crossed
the Delaware the other day to avail
themselves of the easy marriage laws
of New Jersey. The groom was Bart
lett A. Downs and the bride Miss Eiiz-
abeth Ups, and their runaway we'd
ding moved rural poet to sing:
In matrimony's happy st tie
Throu n Cupid's smiles AMI frowns,
We lid in life. Iweyer str Il mt,
There will be Ups an D0Tls
L of a
wedding where the bride was at
tended by no less than ten b-ides-
ma .ds, nine of whom were her sisters.
The earl and countess of Beimore have
ten daughters, and the family spell
that has bound them together was
broken for the FIRST time when Lady
Florence Lowry Cory became the
wife of Colonel Eden.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
BrIcant Congressmsn.

Something much akin to consterna-
tion has been created throughout
Greece by the issue of warrants for
the arrest of several members of the
national legislature on charges OF
completely in the acts of brigandage
which are now monopolizing the at
tention of the Hellenic government
One OF the most prominent su oporters
of NJ. Delyannis. namely, NJ. Talks,
representing the district of Trikkala
in parliament, has already been
lodged in Jail, and it IS ex 3ected that
he will shortly be joined there by
several of his colleagues who are
accused of being in league with the
ThessalIan banditti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
AND SUCH IS FAME.
The Greatest Man In Mnwauxes
LOomed Up at Last.

The Greatest man In Mnwau2es
LOomed Up az Last.
~ was out in Milwaukee the other
day" said business man, land.
after 1 had done what went there to
do. looked up friend and he took
me out to snow me the towa We
walked around on all the princia pal
streets. and he pointed out TO me the
big buildings aud all that sort OF
thing. Finally we reached do wn-
town corner aud my friend took up
his stand there
~ didn't know what he was up to,
but dntifully stood beside him aud
we talked of all sorts of things for
half an hour or so. just as was be-
ginning to get very tired he nudged
me and pointed out a very ordinary
looking man who was walking slowly
towards u.s.
"'1'hat's him!' he said, in great ex-
citement
Il expected to see the president or
somebody equally great, and 1 looked
in the direction indicated. say no
body but the ordinary-looking man
before mentioned.
"-'G knew If we stood here long
enough we'd see him. continued my
friend. That's him, sure enough
"'That's who,' I asked.
"'Why, ne answered, 'that's Charles
Fl. Harris
"'And who. in blazcs, is Charles Il
Harris?'
81 shall never forget the Look OF
utter contempt that my friend cast on
me. II. drew himself up to his fall
height and answered in a tone that
made me feel very small inleed:
Why, he's the man who wrote After
the Ball."