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GOOD WEATHER.
SusanvilIe Races Run Under Favor
able Circumstances.

SUsANvILLE, Sept. 26.-The second days
races were run under favorable circum-
stances. The weather was good and the
track fast
First race, .: &c trot-Spring & Thompson
name Pasha. W. j. Edwards names Mil
ford B and d. Mckenzie names Maxwell
Milford won, Pasha second, Maxwell shut
out; timO, 2:37h. Second heat: Milford
wor,. Pasha second; time, 2:37. Third
heat: Milford won, Pasha second; time,
2:341s~
: Second race, trot. two-year-olds and
under, two in three-Barkham names Dizzy
J.. Brandy names Primrose and EDWARDS
names Plumas Maid. PIumas Maid won,
Primrose second, Dizzy l. third; time. 3:09
Second beat: Plumas Maid won, Primrose
second, Dizzy l. third; time, 3:oSb.
:: Running, mile aud repeai-K'lleby
names HeTmes. Humphrey names Paddy
and Roberts names Lanndress. PADDY
win, Hermes second, Laundress third !:
time, i 81 y. Second heat: PADDY won,
Hsrlnes second, Laundress third tinie,
1:51..
Rohnerville Fair.
p0rruDur1rr SAINT O6-Tba Ninth
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
Kennedy Pitched Good Ball, but His
Support Was Poor.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 26.-Pittsburg made it
three straight from Brooklyn. Kennedy
pitched winning bail. but his support was poor.
COleOughs faultless fielding saved the game.
Score: Pitlsburgs 9, base hits 81. BrOOklyns
8, base hits 10. errors 5. BaterIes-W eaver
and COlclOugb, Daily aud Kennedy. Umpire
Belts ana Gaffuey.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 26.-CleVeland ou;payed
Baltimore both at The bat and in the field, but
lost tile game through hard luck. Score;
Clevelands q. base hits II. errors l. BALL
mOres Z, base hits Q, errors 3. Batteries
Blake, thinner and Cuppy; Clark and Hem
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-27
YoIo Democrats.

WOODLAND, Sept 26-The Democratic
county convention assembled in this city
to-day and made the following nominal
tiono: Assemblyman, Ii. w. Langenour;
Sheriff, William Grifin; Clerk, Z. T.
Glove. The remainder or The ticket has
not been completed.
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BEAT THE LAWS.
An Italian Votes Thirty-Two Years
Without Being NaturaIized.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 26.-After having voted
in this county for thrty-two wears, An
tonic COrentO. a native of Italy. will be
barred this year and until he complies with
the regular requirements regarding natu-
raliZation. 1t has just been discovered
that he registered 10 1862 'by naturaliza-
ton of father" but according to his own
testimony his father has never been in this
country.
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On the Twelfth Ballot.

GRIDLEY. SEM. 26.-The Democratic
joint Senatorial COnven ion was held at
Biggs this afternoon and nominated NJ.
Mccoy, District Attorney of Tshama
County. on the twelfth ballot for joint
Senator for Butte and Tehama counties.
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MRS. PLATI'S DEATH.
Coroner's Jury Agree That She Was
Murdered.

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 26-The Coroner's
jury in the case of Mrs. Plat, who was
found burned TO death in the ruins of her
home near Temecula last Friday, ana
which reserved its verdict to investigate
The case thoroughly. rendered a verdict
yesterday 10 the effect that Mrs. Plat was
murdered and her body burned by persons
unknown to the jury.
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EStee at Modesto,

MODESTO. Sept 26.-Armory Hall was
filed TO hear the speech of Nj. NJ. E:tee
this evening. State Treasurer j. r. Nc
Donald presided and Lee Fairchld also
spoke. The speeches were received with
applause and enthusiasm.
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Shot the Sheriff.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. 26.-Sheriff
Burns of San Pete County. Utah. was
shot and killed this afternoon by two men
whom he was attempting to arrest.
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Two Houses Burned.

SAN BERNARDINo, Sept. 26.-TIis after
noon two houses on Sixth street, the prop
erty of Horace Clark. were destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000.
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TOO MUCH WIND.
Gentry Could Not Be Sent for the
Pacing Record.

GALEsBURG, H.. Sept. 26-Owing TO
the high wind John R. Gentry was rot sent
against Robert Us record to-day. He was.
however. driven an exhibition heat and
was speedy in the last quarter, making it in
29A. the last eighth In 1874. Horsemen
say they never saw a horse finish with such
speed and predict that Gentry will yet
beat Robert Us record. Gentry will
shipped TO Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-27

reduce the regard from New York to Chi
cage. made by Searles last week, arrived
in this city at $50 A. NJ. to-day on sched-
ule time
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Riding for a Record.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 26.-Cyclist
II. II. Wylie of Chicago, who is trying to
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Rohnerville Fair.
BONNEVILLE. Sept. 26.-The Ninth
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A LIVELY AND
VIGOROUS ONE!

Now that our stock is all new and fresh
it is our intention to open the Fall campaign
by offering you values that would make
money lily spent if it were spent in any other
house but the big store. We have demon
strated to you in the past how cheap good
clothing can be sold. We shall continue on
the same lines, having on our banners PRO
gressiveness, LiberaIity and CONTROVERSIES
The mechanics wife will have no occasion to
wait while the mllionaires wife is toadied to.
Our house is of the people, for the people and
with the people, first, last and all times. We
desire to cultivate your good will as well as
your trade You are not invited to attend a
sale from any of the namby=pamby stocks
that are carried by the houses who adopt old
tactics in conducting their business and who
still resort, Notwithstanding their twenty
seven years location, to the same old prices
that prevailed 'in the days of old, in the days
of gold, in the days of forty=nine."
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The St. Louis Republic FTBs
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Paper.
A GREAT METROPOLITAN PAPER


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Already the clans are gathering fof
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OF interesting events. The skirml b
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in 90.
Tile remaining short session OF the
Democratic congress- to be followed
shortly by Republican congress with
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will be productive OF events OF incat
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La fact, more political history will
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You can get three new Subscribers
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Bouh citizens and non-citizens OF
the Chickasaw Nation are hereby
notified that on December p, 1891.
the Chickasaw legislature passed an
act, which was approved by i. ;.
Mosley, governor OF the Chickasaw
Nation, that all persons are prohibit
ed from selling timber, gravel OF stOnf
OF any kind whatever, without fir I
obtaining permission OF the Chicka-
saw Nation. Said permission l.
granted only through the timber
agent Tor the Chichasaw Nation. and
any person or persons disposing OF
timber, gravel or stone, without COM
nlying with the provisions OF said law.
win be dealt with according TO law In
the L. $. courts or Chickasaw court
according to Jurisdiction. hence you
will apply to me for the necessary
right. RICHARD MCLIsH,
Timber Agent for the Chickasaw
Nation, Aldmore. !. T.. 26-lm
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London's
ANNOUNCEMENT

THIS WEEK ofes spceisl b5s-
gsiss in TOYS.
Don't buy your smos toys until ycu
look through my stoi K.
NJ D. .cs o. C-ruioia, Had Wood.
an3 p IA soo.'> VIII ma etaem go as
I IN. ID to clo-e taem ous.
Beautiful $40 Plush Album on
% cel
A Two-foot Patent Doll IS cents.
Elegant Kid body, Bisqe Doll, 75c.s
Handsome Doll carriages 4Oc, 75c,
aad $50
Toy Bsnjos 25cts. Toy violins 25css.
My stock OF miscellaneous Booss
l2mos, Padded Morocco, Ivory finish.
and Gilt gift books, cannot be exceli-
cd in quality or price.
Everything in Bibles and Test
ments from cents to $40.
Prayer books and HymnaIs, Latest
Edition.
EVERYTHING needed for docosr e'cs
the Christmas Tree. Mike yoGs e.
lection early.
A full supply Of School Books and
Scnool Supplies OF every kind.
Joe M. London'S
Took Store, Main street
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ToM KREBBs KILLED.
Carved with a Knlso I'm the Hands
ofJohn HamiltOn at a Dance
Friday Night.


Tom Krebbs.a wei citizep know was
killed at dance four M es +. om Co
nish on F,ldty night by man II ned
John Hamilton, Par,icuiers of t@e
sad affair c..u not be learned at t. 5
writing, fl her than trat he was cPC
on the thigh with a ko'fe in ice
hands Of nlmilGon. seye ias aa arte-
ry from which he bled to death in a
few minutes. Krebb>, who was wei
known here. WIS au ofisef on the In
dian police force, H4nii.ol is stili
at large. Ohceis are ia pn seit OF
the murdere-.
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Murderer Crews.

1t gene.aily understood in court
circles that C,ews WI be given a
change of-venue at lbi, term of couit.
and that he VIII be trled%in Moa-
tague codnty at the next term Of
district court Tor that county. If
this be ne. aud the Register got its
Information so-aisbt. Crews will not
be brought to Gainesville. for The law
has been found not to make il neces
sary for the defendant to be present
when a change of venue is being tried.
Gainesville Register.
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HOLDER HAPPENINGS.

HOLDER, 1. T., Dec. 26.-Srecial
Correspondence Christmas has come
and gone with US. ard every, ming is
moving along as usual. The comnr-
nifty in general here has had We y
enjoyable Oh, istmas.
We had a Christmas tree ct Libe ",
two miles no,th OF Holder, on CT Isl
mas eve-a beautiful tree, lo.vted W a
rsesents for the little FOLKS. &c . .
t6e presents were distributed, Eef.
E. 4. Vincent delivered an ora, ion
fitted for the OCCASION, aud T. E. 70 d
peIsonaued Santa Clau, to per -ectiol.
We have some 0',i tame huaoers H. '
ye.. Tom ca gill Iac led TWO Vi
grown ),a, Oh ,re Il ee-S Of hC. :
er oa Gu. mas eve aad cot Goa. &c :
ABLY c'aweu up. aud now he "a 20
blow h. nose fnr fear lbat na~;liA:p-
peud e viii diopon.
Those TWO olre-soa,ed deodt.e ~ 1
were down here on last SImj. a.d
Monday, we uhina we = 40. gcaera ;
bu6 splendid m:....>men, % a. Char-
lev ket,y was c.'o>si =; led err vi tn
some of the '-cfiDte >, lhey re.d h.m
I'D aud with one shoU c''a.led oil | e
eud II h.s nDse, ;.Id ',.iHed hi- no 20
80 lepo,ted) and G.. pu, I'd b. II pm,
of alc5hol, and ia .Le me ee leu t@o
meu n buggy pas> WIN > - ion ,.
ca CnristAlas mJ~0 y ynur =" res
)oudenu and l.. .. Slni,h dove ~ tC
| | .ne home Of the sen,al. soca3le nt
J xaolc -souled II. L. 1T, en- AID pa
took OF a sp.end egg nos, p l.-tet
bv himself and e~t mao e lady. WI
think they must have bad a good sd
ply. as Dick Eiac.. Darn and iem
have no, ie.u ned ON th yet. anC
it is now : o'ciocs. .eceM Der 70
We have been iafo. med ~, o'e O
our fenow Lownsmen bad o. Z o
pate. .y>'s 81 lday evening andd orDc'
ron ~ hose.
i om ',e cape. ;ags of someoi tn
ma ell women AID So e mel "
tniu. our neiSaDo- v. &c OIL II
J west h., ''Out ian' US cons.de ~ y i
the last few dass.
No. ig i'ne OF ye ,h re re
Ing cie - bSs beeo -, 2 I'll we les e
; that we soing to lose f.om tc
!. commune = some o. Or god cit'zeI'
no aoly Nj. w. Ee"er aau W. G. Kc
Ter, but or loss W be g.,in to sUn
10. e connIsll F..
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The management Of the Soul h Gem
etery have necessarily entailed a great
expense 10 which every person who
have .elatives buried there-outside
Of the pot e., field-are directly in
terested. This expense has accrued in
the surveying and plating OF OF
every lot in the cemetery, and must
be paid at once. The laborer j.
worthy OF his hire. The original
price for lots 2sxS0 feet, was put at
$40, a price insufficient TO bear ex-
penses. But that everyone may have
an equal showing, IL has been deemed
advisable to con,ioue the present
price for 30 days from this date, after
which all lots rl-old viii be held al
s. % each. Evc,v c~ident ~ Ardmorc
and vicinity is directly interested In
this matter, and your appreciation OF
the management, and .Oi.rae1.e IN
the foregoing Is earnestly hoped for
A plat OF the ce.hete,v, drawn by Mr.
Ressler, who surveyed every lot, car
be o. at my ofiice on Caddo street
where lots can be selected and re
ceipts 70, same obtained.
This notice applies alike to thos'
who already hold lots, as on no &C
count will receipts be given until ~
money Is paid.
j. S. B. APPoLLos,
-. N 81
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VIII nav the above reward for Tie
arresi and delivery 10 the officers o.
,.ae court for the third judicial di
vision OF The Indian Territory or Il. }.
Tipton wanted for tue abduction OF
INV child and for whose arrest pa)eis
have been duly issued by Hon. Cdarle~
Il. Stuart, judge OF said court Upton
il 80 years old, q feet. 1 Or , inches Tall:
light complexion. dark grey hair, and
iieaVv brown somewhat grey NOUS
iacbe, hes prominent scar across m
oer lin. teeD blue eyes. quick spoken.
but ietice5t. and ~DeaiSs clIoid!y.
Child was stolen August j. last; il j.
a bov aned , wears and 9 mOn1hs;
ma a scar from Durn on leit le.;.
Address. Mrs l.. j. IIPr1N.
I5 d-Sw lm Hewitt, /. T.
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IT, Ma 20 "a Ean. a DUO. c.
lodiaI 're. 20 v, Dec, 8. lS9'-
The regular annual elec lion 70"
.evea di ocoo. , o. this benk win Je
,e,d on the second Tuesday 18Th davl
q, Jfa1..tv. 1875. ~ Uae b. > -.
oouis. Pots open ifOm 9 a. ~ 10 (
G. L. ANDEcsON,
l-t7 Cashic-.
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On account OF the above the Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe will sell tick
cts to all points on its line December
%. "a, p, %, 81, 1894, and January j,
1915, at one and 0ne-third fare for the
round trip, tickets limited TO January
3 for return.
Call upon or address the under
signed for full information.
i. II. MASON. Ticket Agent.
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To ihe - "a, with 5cic poor appe-
lie. feeble G. cr'stion, and impover-
isa~d blood. Ave- 5 5. = "A ina > q
looh bevoad p, :ce. lss eT'cS IS TO
cneck ne fav. ses Of time, ~ iDvi2or-
,;ag eve " o. san, ne We aud s'Sue oi
.ae body Sce~Aye : a. nauac iof
70 aow ,cn lw
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Don't go h'sngiy any longer, but go
70 lie Size man Hotel, ask for w. q
k''so.e- 9ad make arrangements TO
boa WIZ nin. I3-tf
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FARMERSI DAIRY, CATTLENENI

FOR sALE-COTTON SEED MEAL
In car lots or any quantity to suit.
The finest feed in the world. Write
us for prices.
ARDMORE OIL AND MILLING CO..
Ardmore, Ind. Ter.
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Carriage painting and overnaulin2
slecial les &c Elliott & Williams
s1o9 on Broadway. Give them d call.
IL 40
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r. Home made candies made daily at
Speigle & Co. S bakery. "a TT
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l. les, don t boG0er yourselves
food. maa'ng ruit cakes. when you
ten Set lnen or y cents per pound 1T
Sg e s Co. 5 bakery. o4tf
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Zsck Davis, at Central b. Der >pOh.
ca s'Fe you q nice shave ~ a We Y
Sic IL
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Fo ae..-eic sigh writing call on
ElEott g. william. 5-Imo
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First elass fruit cal1cs 80 censs pc-
round at ole Cre.am E~Se p
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Fo DIV correction novelties ie-
G.. VIZ the c {. IL Ba = =.
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A fine line OF gold s2ectacles jl>t
!. '''ei Jed at T. II. Pa .er >.
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I. I sac. man HoIel is a I clsss
, .s5, L nd yoa can rely Oh - l3
eaousn 10 eat. nCi lGU Ta.cl is
sooo-at all f;uaa. &c O. " LIZ
Cns-UOn ID - III
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Fu 'n;s ed room for rent, apply -
this offie. 29.f
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c We ne tacee Key We. cis. i'or
ACE e s. i)'ea>e, Iey e Ce"ciou +.
; L O. -. - Nv
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Tenney's fac bor0ons sld caoco-
lates at on ". Il
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Once OF .yN. CO. l.. - A &
mo c, 1T, L e. -.
A neesiag OF the stock Io ers o.
ne C'sy n. tio0st E~c vii De ned
at sle,e ban';ity tOu,e, T. = ,,
}. auary s, 1Sa5. ca re ~ % e o.
lee, II -eyslc a. c % &c &C d.
fI i.e eA-I.l yetf-
GEO. r EDwAcoS.
s-:Ot C@shie,.
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Boautiful PenmAnship.

"A thing of beatty is joy forever,
Wis: tiug cards and Invitations OF all
Lind written 80 beautifully .ias they
will make your eyes crIce w'1h DC
light. Also memorials a1d rc>oiu-
tions engrossed in tue mosS sElllfu'
and artistic maRper.
A. L. LUCKEY,
Penman, Indian Terrific y Ersi"e~s
College, Ardmore. /. +. eO-Uf
Fine candies e. "a and sEces a. the
ea N Ba.e.,- e-s-
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T. Fl. Parker. JeweIer.
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D-,mnrds. watches. jewelry aud
>iiv... wa~e at public auction. in Wis
no. lIoCel. brown Bros. entite stock
soid AT iorced sale for the benefit or
iiis -cdiln.S. 29tf
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c. We - 4 on CT. DO 81 Get sor
:. e. DO " a sood D. 49,, > e1r-
/. ~. &C ;. v "a 3'I 10 - cet
. e. ,1-v a. Css . -
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Where are your rushing to? Whv
o Klos.li's where Iget Ghree Belmodt
cigars Tor % cents. - Nv
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F.u,1 cs'-e. tbe be-, on =. %, 2J
ceat~ ,e. u0F 1d =. > di. e x Co
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If you want to buy tine mares OF
mules, go to the AIdmore Livery sta-
bic, South CaGdO street. III
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Fresh cream pufIs, angel food cake,
and fruit cake kept. constantly on
hand at Spiegle & Co.'S bakery. p If
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For a nice, elena shave 90 to the
Central barber shop, II
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WAETED-Wood in exchange for
subscription to the Weekly ARDfoRE-
TIE. 100 cords viii be thus accepted.
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NJ O. "a l.:s6s 20 .lg y. . Z
C ec.v. No. e Il e, M e. .
) &c. Old stand. =
~ you H.. seas a sOo.i DO. { o.
i.op>c. Crv n - .man Hoe y. cg O.
Wais-ins ,on's D c.. f-ss
For good hair cut or a H'es -.
,,have. 60 to A. Il. ID. us, Ccnu.-i D :
be SHOP T.
Fresh California l'uits ecc ed
d. - AZ 50 -'.'e \ Cos Da',a -
WITH &c v IS pu,chs~e a G !se
W.T. Dc . e. "a tie g - pc i2fe
IT > l;c..e X Co. G." fIC - re
, '-e- .lO1 on c-.i' )'s'o'-- 10
Cakes ornamented for family use O.
-A.llic occasions on snort not'ce a.
.ae G. cam Bakery. ~
Toavois. - rr,h COME e. - nd
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So Jrd.e' Have you ~n'0 ID one oi
kfu-;.is. aa,ciSrt cigars: TIE Sfe
udc De-. ia uJe CIV - lw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31

Bsidaess IS often proceeded or dc-
by srasne~> Oh the nair.
To prevent both badness arG gray
ness. use Hau's Hair Ecnewei, an hon-
aSt rcmedY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31

Toayojt; le rF-h cOrAe e. - :ad
..eo u tcrOice. S)es'e 3 CO. e
). 2osi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31

Hoo. Nelson Cais'ey. 81 Davis, is in
me civ iOdtv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31

For good sweet cigars, kept by new
process, go to Spiegle \ Co.'s bakery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31
THOS. j. CORNELIUS.
GENERAL : INSURANCE : AGENT.

Places all kinds of insurance with
Boilers, Esc - --'o S'A'-'
All conpns represented this You do no
experimenting when YOUR 0usiu, ~~~""
all
demop rates.: - Ne '""O"~s "''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31

The Belmont and La Grande l0cent
cigars at klOski's have no equal. - lw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31

Ladies special sales afternoons a.
, o'clock. ut Brown Bros jewel v
store. All goods sold at public auc-
lion afternoons for ladies only. 20tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31

Ardmore. Dec. 10, %.
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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-07-18
Teachers Institute.

The State Teachers Institute, for the
county Of Alpena, will be held In this
city, commencing at ten o'clock on the
morning of August Goth, and closing at
o'clock on the evening Of the Gath.
The Superintendent OF Public Institu-
ton has suggested the following topics,
so that those who propose to attend may
make some preparation:
Arithmetic - Fractions, percentage,
mensuratlon and evolution.
Grammar-Relative classes, infinitives,
participates and objective compliments.
Geography-Michigan, model outline Of
South America and commercial geogra-
ply of the United States.
History-Mexican war. the constitu-
ton, civil war, political parties and i'm.
portant current events.
Physiology-The heart, health lessons,
ventilation and digestion.
Civil government executive officers of
nation, state, county, and village, CON-
pare makeup and duties Of Congress and
Legislature, how amendments are made
to state and national constitutions, and
taxes.
Photographic fourth and fifth chap
tiers Of Putnam's primer.
Reading and photography = Longfel-
lows Evangeline. A spelling match will
be conducted on the names OF the states
and territories, and fifty technical words
Of grammar and physiology.
The institute law allows teachers
whose schools are in session at the time
appointed for the county institute, held
under the direction OF the state superin.
tendent, to close their schools during the
continuance Of such institute, without
forfeting their wages for as many half
days as they are In attendance at the in
stitute. There will be no enrolment
foo.