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The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
North Arson.

Mark Pulen arrived home from Mass,
last week.
Rev. Mr.. McIntirc was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Moore and family have
moved into Mrs. Mantor's house on Win
ter street.
A large humber of burberry teams
have passed through this place on their
way up river.
There was to have been lawn party
at Mr.. Wallace Emery's, Monday night
but it was postponed on account of rain.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Poore arrived
here last week where they will begin
their duties in the Academy next Mon
day.
The Univcrsalist Sunday school will
70 to Maranacook for Il picnic Wednes-
day.
John Carvile was in town Tuesday.
Quite number of people from this
place attended the horse trots nj Nor
ridgewock last week.
st. Croix Jr., the wcll-known three
year old colt owned by Benz. lliltol, has
gone to kingiield to the troI
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
South NorridgcWoclS

+. {. Holt and wite are spending their
vacation up livri this week.
Irving Mill will return 10 Boston this
week where he is engaged with Joseph
Buck X son, Secdmen u Agl. Imp.
The congregational church will hold
Il lawn >ocable Friday evening Ice
cream will be- served.
Mr.. Julia Pierce of Great FALL. y. H..
is visiting friends in town.
Dr. Howard sawyer Is at home for Il
vacation Of few weeks
Wallace Bruce returned to Boston
Wednesday morning. where he has a
position in drug store.
Tho Populists held political meeting
at Mllrrs hall Wednesday evening.
Aug. :. Prof. l.. G.. Batcman and Mr.. b.
+. Lancaster, speakers.
:. Il. Iihbetts Il Co, will begin work
in their coat shop soon with 4 full crew.
Durham u Morrill, are erecting new
husking shed al the corn shop.
Hussey q Conant have large amount
of work on hand and everything looks
favorable for a good seasons work.
+. j. Watts went to Boston, Tuesday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. &. ~ Blanchard are in
town again. Mr.. Blanchard has been
working this summer in Bangor.
Wallace Flanders spent Sunday in
town.
Many of our people will probably
avail themselves of the opportunity to
90 to Portland and Peaks Island, sun
day at greatly reduced rates.
The work on the electric railroad is
progressing finely under the supervision
of Burgess and Clark.
The local board of heath request that
every case of contagious disease be
promptly reported to them as required
by law, as whooping cough is raging,
and every person is notified to Use tie
greatest care that the disease does not
spread. Per order secy. c.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
West pittslield

Mr, Joseph Simond- is visiting rela-
tives in DiXfield.
&C. Powers. Esq and family Of Bos-
ton, arrived at Rev, \. Walker's. satur-
day.
Mr.. Charles Garfield of Norrdgewock,
visited his brother. George. one day.
recently.
Mr.. Ensign Frye of Fairfield, with
Harry Seekn,, WAS at Mr.. {. +. Seekins,
Monday.
G.. +. Garll' Id went to NorrIdgewock,
Monday.
There are A few smart young people
in this part of the iowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. +. McNalley have cut the hay on )
farms this season and are not very tired
either.
II. II. Powers and II. j. Garfield went
fishing one day lately. Howard brought
home a nice mess Of pickcrcl. but Hanni-
bal caught them.
If prizes were given for the prettiest
flower gardens, think Mrs. b. +. Stin-
son would take the first in this vicinity
She has IA fine display of flowers.
W. +. Emerson went to Lewiston,
Monday. to work for &. W. Lane.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Cambridge.

The grain has all been harvested here,
with good crop.
Some of our citizens have gone to
Camp Benson, to spend their outing.
Summer visitors continue their vaca-
tions at this town. Every family have
their share and some more than their
part.
Mrs C. }. Wentworth was called to
Ripley, by the severe illness of her
daughters husband, and Mrs. \. Brown
to Skowhegan to care for her sick chill
dren. Mr.. John Russell is very Ill at
this writing. Dir. Fields was called.
Mr.. Andrew Gilman is said to be on
the mendng hand. There is more hope
of his recovery. The citizens gave hum
a bee and got in his grain Saturday
j. +. Mitchell and Albert Folly left
for Boston, on Monday.
A. W. Mitchell is Democratic candi'
date for Representative.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
May field.

Will Small, wife and child, were at d.
W. Clark's, last week
Miss Alberta Hughes and Master
Gardiner of Lake View, are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Annie Oahan.
Mr.. Calvin Jacobs of Pitlstield, il,
stopping at his daughters, Mrs Daniel
Flanders.
Mr.. George Flaulcrs aud family were
visiting at Bingham, last week.
Mrs. Annie Camph,ll and Master
klcbcr were IN town, sunday.
Farmers are all done having.
Mr.. Andrew aud Carrie Holden of
Jaekman, accompanied by Bert Wilton
and Edna Chamberlain vi>itcdat Michael
Clarl's one day last week.
Fishing and blueberfying are the order
of the day.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Enbtlen Center,

Nearly all the grain has been harvest
ed. There is heavy growth of straw,
aud that sown early is well filled,
Sweet corn is maturing fast, with a
heavy growth. Potatoes are rustng
badly, and are rotting in some fields.
Miss Angie Boothby has gone to
southport.
The Pulp mill started small part of
their machinery the 18th, with help at
reduced pay.
Malon Boyington has started his
tlIrcshing machine.
The river drivers are home again.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
StAlIJaIl~


\ g. Iufner. Ed. of our Oldest
aud be-' laeWu ha~ine-- n"n. Aho has
been rr1lg d III the Wnulaeiurc oil
-hoSel handles here for iAWh Years OF
morn. T. ia very poor h III tlls sum
m'r. liIr m3"N friend. a'. - : ,'H ~
'dtH ii'l' ne i'1 i''.''" I VI" i9, ~ =
-rN ~ 'iut.- "ui i mp t'.'- d, ''9' a.
c'eil h' M c''a'
f9~- aud Matthews fatr sold thtif
stand to loan Butler. d" VIII run i
ho1el and stable.
INe telephone recently put IN opera
fi1a from n. Adams Ia II tlaBd. give,
good satisfaction; The telegraph i not
loN used bat viii be dur the running
nt liz corn factory.
bzai,I rrasr po.,,a,-ter. +. at
,...,,,,. u.r.45, "a. cashier far hi. brother.
Frn.f 0bo Ia. ,.har=e,.. If the hotel
ana s,t,uo ltou.es tEern fEi- year. The
,.,..',sis.- 1i,sr. arc in fuu blast this
,tr,sI
.5..a.n.1..,,...,#... ,,a.,,i.e
d ''t .i -. 80 -. H.
M al ''.' ''',' an ,,,.,, dosi,,n.
uI' Nl'g'e wa, me- '' ,,sta,'7sd
ii'''e ny III .'o '1.i ~. u r.. a. ba.
a'i,' an 'I'l',,t su,, ~ M ,L.n one
VA, s''' eo',,,i,saes 'ii,i ,,',.tnd for
,i. ,nr,.os"s -. ,,...n nsrd he
~ - -" ia. IN gra55 .ueees.. \.
nu,c narfecfed they Md f4ir to rrvoll-
tionilr the .,y.tcm of box making.
nv. ...t,,,,.l ,,,,i,,o, ~. tho f,rn of
,..i U.,i'.,.lr - .l,n eentrn nj
>. ian''o na,ti ~ n'n -. fran, ms
49,, - ,,.;,i .,,eb Moe.
sp' ~ ''' G,.. ,t,',it,,, Far snve,.ai
~ ~. Ia ,,., -, .'.o ,.o,, M.
ii'oiiis ""' "a ~, II I'D ver1. satis.
tnS 1'ae "''' e,,1, ,,a1 - -, Nfroad and
az ~ w. h-.,.,. ,aa,, -, tbe water
have procured the ANALYSIS
from an eminent chemf-l IF Boston.
which contains the following language:
Jnly }. lSq1. The freedom of this wa
Ter from, organic and otler impurities
render il most excellent water for
or domestic purposes." 1t
seem. that the freedom from organic
matter. is only eaIalled by one spring
~ shown by the published ANALYSIS
The solid matter is only ) - grains to
the gallon, which makes il rival Of the
famous Poland spring W measures
have been taken TO boom tins ,he water
being Tree 10 an, results mus iar, INV
ever Woulu lil,''ed,e li'al III 'i'e ~ .u.o
III ,, ", ,.',,,.l,n
.........,... ,.;.;,ors
Among our numerous SUNNI s ,f,,
w. o' rp' ,,h, snn,t ti,c7 y,,.,linn at Mrs
~; = ,,.Ia.,.i ,,,,,,,aa 10 Roston
i-,,nn '''I ~ - Soai'irs 81 Danforth
pr;nninaI NJ b,nforth pu.inr.. College
rnt,,rn. ,,hont. \uy 1uth 1LYs. Christie
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
West Madison.

There Will be a short crop of apples
this year; some orchards having but
few apples in them.
There will be Free High school at
the town house this fall. We are in
formed by the supervisor of schools that
Mrs. Batchelder has been engaged As
teacher.
There is n blight on some pieces of
oats this year. Rust is beginning to
show itself ON some fields of potatoes.
Charles Fogg of Bangor Theological
Seminary, is spending few days in
town aud vicinity among friends.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
West Cornyillc.

The farmers in this town are all done
haying as far as know, and report Il
good crop.
As Bert Piper was exercising his
brood mare, Black Kit the mother of
Buster, of a. X. Perkins fame, he fell
in with MIR. Stevens of the firm +, Stev-
ems q Son, the former owners of Dus-
ter, and as they always have something
fast, they had a lively time. Good
Judges say Ezra has not rode 50 fast
since he sold buster.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Snlitlliicld.

Mrs. c. $. Strickland and sister of Bos-
too are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. 5. a.
MarStun.
J. W. Bates WAS hurt quite badly one
day last week nv being thrown from
load of grain which he was pitching of
and striking lame knee on the barn
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16

floor. lie is doing well al present and Is
able 10 grt about ou crufehe~.
Frank Nar,tun Is at work tor &. tiood-
rich rlapbaHIing hi- hoa-r. When YOU
want any crp"nter Wefb done give
Frank a call
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Hotel HeseIton, Skowhegan, Maine.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
AUGUST o. %, "a and 25.

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act n d O n 5 lie an PEI "A
nj
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him
O
Dp red Fma eCompa in curdFi N a di pr vten
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The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Harry w. SedgIey.
TO RENT !!

A five room upstairs tenement on
Leavitt St. new ard clean and very de-
sirable for small family. Inquire of
w. r. G.. ESTES.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07

Staot @ottcs, ole gsiitlid)e. &eben Der
IiHgfrauiidlcn 8ottcsmutter, nnierer Scouts
Gin Maria, nnd) ibreu SMcubaruussu an bic
cbripnroi9c cienerin @uttes Maria y. Scius,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07
- Gntnierid), auHa Satbarina, oas artne Scbeu
tino bittere Scioeu unicrcs SScrrn Seiu Gbrifti

Sttnteridb, auHa Sdtbarina, oas artne Scbeu
tino bittere Seioen ~nnicrcs SScrrn I eiu GbriIti
uno ietncr beiiisiteu Butter Wiaria nebt BEN
Sebetmntller pes alien SunoeS mad ben geiidteu Der
sottiel. Auud 6atb. gmmerit. Nsrausgeqebeu Uou Z.
y. Y. . d q a. ,. &. D. aIlcrb. Grl6iers. dit
Approbatiou o5 Serru Sti6oiS pom Reseus5urs. Rei6
tuultr. VrdttsAusgdbe. Su Quart. 1910 &. Somz
pIst broihirt III 20 SeitsH ieoss 30 GeutS.
-Gasielbe III ebo /, baI6 Waoroeco, SrisiuaIs2eiu
puuooste, reid ~uergoloet $50.
-0usislbe IN Gbo. !, Morocco, reid ~psrsoIo. Srigts
uaIoete uuo 9oloiduttt $1,000.
-Gasielbe in GSe. }. oTisIbe Giu6auo nit ? psrs
solSetsn SAlieBsu $1,000.
Diebr ais 30 iar ods SSert siaeus se;eidnete Silosr
brtussn benz Ssier e~tujelne SreiguiNe ser bell. Geidibte,
beoeuiiame Sertltbtetteu uno ptttige beilide geseus
itdHte IN iebr setrruer uuo tiuitlsriib pollenoeter Gar
lteluns iur auihduuug, 10 oaB oteie5 Bud ais elm
fatboltiteo YradIttuerf im soslteu SiuHe ps
&ortes be;siAuet psrosu bari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07
"oefon,snt

@arianunt. Ssgenoe ueu ben Iisbeu beiIissr
lno gottieIieeu 0ieuern lluisrsr sieber Srau uuo zen
beriIbmteu GuaoeEortsu Der boheu 6immelSt0uiaiu.
~usr5eiierts Auiiage. Dit 1 Siabltiae, aassOrii5tm
Sttslblatt uuo pieleu ih6neH SoI;i5uittbilesrH. 4.
l40S g. Su Seoerbauo $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07
Spicphi:0nh. pber bic Mlnht II,

Soiepbi:Sm d,, OSer Ote Dladt unb Giirbitts ses
bell. GairiGrdru Soicpb. oS Rdbruuters Seiu uuo
pisleu uro ihoneu @eibibtsn uuo 9eiipieleH aus alter
nro reuer Ssit. Gin 0ausbucn iir isoe driitIite
Semitic. Dit uieIeu id6ueu srIosru ss;tert. Mit
biibbhiter depreciation. 9. Autage. Quart. 1872 9.
~ejesuueeu 50. so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07
9nnS6idu fit 0aS 6at5o(iIdje Oo(k.=

tet pom W. Siuesl. Wit / 3itsltabIti6 uu0 pisLeu
it6ren Siloeru. Stsrsotpp saussabs. Use SsiteH.
Geburnen SIS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07

-Gofituc, r. p. Praem., d,riitfatboiiidIe
&,anoppitiuc oor turSe IuSleguug uuer iouus uno
ieittdaItaeu gpiitelu uno Gpuugelteu iautmt oaraus
~gs;oseueu gIdubeus uuo Sitteulebreu &C. &C. 81. Suts
lase. umSeurbsttet uuo uermebrt pom p. SraHS
SuttIer, Z. b.. q. : 6eib iluirirte Iuseabe.
XVI II. re z. er.S 8. 81 so.
- 6erielbe. in Bra5t5aub nit SoIoiauitt $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07
Seoes Snd fradtfrei segen GnienOnns os Setrases.
FIR. & CO..
L. B. 1886. So Barclay Str. NEW R N. Y.
Ser Sarsel toaro suut alrst nnb
@sbItbatsr Der sausen SamiIie.
Gd,ien bpsnunesloS Dem 9oce
periauen. Sard Dc. Cwens
cartel Dem Sebe1 sarI6
Segeben.

geehrter Serr Spctor.
OatuiIIe, @aib., IS. Sebriar 1893.
Gs lit Seit. oaB id eiuise Seilen On Sic
rid)te, uno Sbuen Iber SIREN GIeftris
Sdjem 1lrtei Radritt feuoe.
Dieter 9arteI lit elm tpertuoIes Stif
IN uHierer Samilie. gtein Manu bate
unbeiGreiblid, 81 leioeu; felt 8 Sabreu
hattie er @aeenfrdmpie uno @attisfeit
uuO SfmerSsu in allen GIieoeru. IS
purne INNER %itltnner; er braudte oiel
Srste, bod teiuer bali ibH. CIR iagte
oft, fur i'm sebe es feiH Itittel mehr. Die
lesten 10 Mprate bat er piel selitten;
i'd bate aIle Soiiuuus aufsesebeu; er mar
franz on Riereu uuo 2eber, SerStIopfeu
uuo 8opfidmerSeu, uno baju iold ihred-
Iides 5ieber; bic Sise uro bas Gantaiii
rem nabru fein gube; er mar 10 empiinos
lid, eaB man i'm rift auriihreu burfte.
GO no itredIib; id bari mid, gar uidt
earan %eriuuern, mas i5 aleS nit ibm
ourdsematt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07
SuAartitiebuG.

GuGariitiebuG,. 0uuoerbare Beaebeubeiteu
uuo grSdbluugeu poH Dem alorpirotgiteu b~silisitsu
altarslutrument aus Dem Yebeu Der 6eilisen dIer Sets
ten uuo Subrhuuoerte. Wttt 6arbsntttelbilo uuo pteleu
usueu SolSibutttbtlesrr seSiert. 716 =. Quart 5or.
mat. Sn S~eoer5auo $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07

-Scgenoe bon Den Iieben Seilia CIT q ottcs,
mad ben belter Gusleu b]eurbettet uon ". Stt, Stuets
piarrer. Nebit Sitclitablitt6, groBem IabIeau pom Serus
ialem uno iissr 300 Silcsru in Soliiduitt. Qiit msbs
rersu biihoH. ApprobatioueH. %. auilaee. Guarts 5orz
mat. 1890 z. 5000.
0teitlbe, Sttaus aussa6s, in 2 SduSsu; sebuu'
ben. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07

-Stt, 60, &dtafombenbud inter benz IitsI:
ole erlten Shr'ltes uber mo untsr oer Groe,
ooer: SeWgutiie fIr BEN SlaubeU Die
0Oiiuuug uuo Stebe ""uierer beiIteeu
Nutter, Der Strde. Gtu Bud oes IroiIes uuo
Der GrmutbtSuug iir oe 8atboliteu uuo Der Selebrung
iar ibre GeguCr. Reit illuitrtrte ausgube.
or. S. 1874 Seiteu. Sn reid persoISstsm setuWGuos
tanS. s. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07

Atbtllln ces NIolter5 Der unbeTeSten VmpIargniB 81
Agreba a. pom CrOeu oe5 bell. 6raujistus. Dtit aps
probation. Su Swei Sduoeu gebunoen $500.
-Easielbe. Iusjug in l Sauo gs6uuosn Sl.15.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-07

Iicbeu S,crrn nuo Sciiauoee Seiu Sbriiti tno
ieinsr spttlid)en nnsframiid,en Nattcr Wfa=
ria. Neu ]bearbettet pom ID. SiuscI. .Retd iauitrtrie
Guarts aussabe. ID. Auhass. 1882 2. Su seoers
bauo $500.
-SasisIbs. Sa%noausgabe in Sftap. Ssrs
m,hrt oura eiueu AnbGns: p. Gctem'S Grtldruua oes
bell. WsBppisr5 Iuo elmer NGuss MteBauoatt. Ssarbst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19
COMMISSIONER DAWES ILL.

A prees special from WashiDgfon
seys:' Some excitement was caused
today by the report that ek-Senator
Da~ es4of Massachusetts has been
seized by Gsudden and alarming III.
ness. Il appears that the venerable
ex-senator, who has been stopping
overin Washington on his way from
his home in Massachusetts, 70 the In
dian Territory, was taken with q sud-
den naGseau aud faintlns spell ON the
street. A bystander placed him In =
, cab and conveyed him to the Livings-
ton House, where he was placed in
, tho care OF Miss Dawes, his daughter.
A physicIan was summoned, and he
declared that there was no cause for
apprehension, as the faiamng spell
was but the result Of an attact Of in-
digestion. ~ s.r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19
MATTOX GETS A STAY.

Col. J. w. Johnson and Reddic
Lewis and Snyder, attorneys for Clyde
Mat.Ox, in the famous murder trial,
I'm which the defendant was recently
found guilty at Wichita and senten.
ced TO be hung on the Esd day Of
thiG month, completed their record
and forwarded it to Washington n
about one week ago. Today . teIe-
gram was received from Mr.. Snyder,
who carried the record to the supreme
court, announcing that Justice Brewer
had lowed an appeal and granted q
stay Of execution. MattOx has been
twice convicted and sentenced tc
hang. He has made wOnderfG
fight, and it is possible he. may ye
escape the death penalty, sad even g.
ecott free.-Oklahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19
IN DESTITUTE CONDITION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Drake, living in the
neighbOrhood Of the Oh mills are
both very sick and their four
small children, like the parents, are
ON the charity of the people. Mr..
Drake has been in bed for some time
and g bis wife was pFematurely
confined last night They are in
destitute circumstances without the
means of support or needed medical
attention. Mr.. Pyeatt has generously
furnished them with meat for some
time and his family have aided in
nursing and caring for the sick until
they arc worn out. A petition asking
for aid 10 being circulated and wc
believe our good people will respond
with their accustomed hbera'ity in
giving them support until they are
able to help themselves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19
ss.D@-CKLIFORxIA-e9O.O 90

cena9essE a1areA. ]. Is: 5es sante s,r rs
ali points in Texas on ice maiA A n9S, and the
Paris branch, 10 LOs Angeles, SAN Diego Nan
Tranciace aud inteEEnediAte points, via F1r-
cell and AlbuQuerQue at th0sYSEy low rate Of
go rOGnd trips tickets, limited to sixty davB,
will b nala atA rate Of @SS.51
BASfions and afsractfo1s f0EsCalifOrnia tourists,
Operating Pullman Palace SleeperB and Pull
nan Tours Sleeperss with bat one change Of
cars from Texma 90 California.
The exceedingly low rates offered BY the
Santa Re viii e1Egeet CalifOrntA to the mind1
az IA PEOPLE uR Texas mOrD than ueMAl, and
oe c6arss, The l1lA-WIntsr Fair, which viii b
VisitoTs to the White City, Aeod net 1eal
Of beiAg tired with duplicate sttractiens q tn
GOl6en Gate.
The Worlds Fair, JT., - the San FranOisee
Fair 10 SOmetimea referred to- has SONS 6Wild-
lngs tbst, - works 81 aEqhltectnral aTts ar
s@ld % be superior to the klildings Of tai
Columbian ExPesition. and e04petent critic.
assert thai 10R plctuF8EQ 1anees 9nd per1eet1ol
or ian lacnDe eMects:. the Mid-WiDteR dieplay
Ion the shores Of the Pacihc, excels all Previou
'Tor inforrnation regarding tIcketA. 4im
tablea, and oleeDlng car seeommOdatfona
apply 70 the Rearsst Banta e Agent. or nd
a.P.A., Galvsston, TeHas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19
THE CITY.

Clerk j. W. Philips came. mp from
Gainesville this morning.
Loaded shells. ~ cents. Herbert 4 Herndon
Headquarters for SpauldiDg sport
ing goods at LondonS. matt
A. B. SilimaD, che manager of the
Western Union At this place, has gone
to Brenham, Tex, to attend the An
dersOn-Williams Nuptials.
Toilet set sI.7S. Herbert & Hernden.
Bamboo fishing rods 1Oc TO Csc, at
I-oUdons. m9 If.
GlaAS oil cans 3Sc. Herbert q HoRmdon.
w. e. Gill, of the marshaPs office
force, went to Wynnewood this morn
ing to sell the remainder of the T. e.
Brents Jr. stock of drugs.
Agate washpans soc. Herbert HerndOn.
| Maxey h Arnold handle the cele.
bFated Bakers choice baking pow
derS. Guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. 171W
Owing to the high degree Of stmOs-
pheric humidity yesterday and last
evening the SeFviceO of the various
churches were sliualy attended.
Garden hos % eshts. Hsrbert 3 Hsrnd6n.
: Lawn Tenuis, CroQuet and baseball
supplies at LOEdOnS. me II
& The South bound train due here at
| 4:4S q. m. did NOT arrive yesterday
a until 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
: Cause heavy rains and swoIlen stream
!, endangering bridges.
Q GLASS Tampa SSe. Herbert @ EsrndSG.
r The City Restaurant 10 the place t
a get . good square meal. m12
a John H. Lowe, Of the Iron StOr
Q force, went to Wilsons yesterdays II
Il returned today with MrsS Love AM
4 the babies who had been viSftin
o there for the past week.
POwdss sso pOunA. Hersert a HurndOn.
Eighteen a. cane poles lOCs at LOl
4 dons. m9 q. e
]. Saturday night the town of Emor
p in kaines county Texas, was destfO,
f ed Dy cyclone. Several lives we're lOi
: Trickham In Coleman county VI
d alse wiped up with some faeallty. 1
"a one family of ave four were kilit
ont right.
Joiuted Aah rods $50 to $3.50
10 Londons. MP u
in John Deer PIows %. Herbert HsrndSn
I'M Prompt free delivery Of goodr
m NIL parts Of the city and orders tax,
l. at residence by Maxey Il ArNol
iLOok out for their wagon I'll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19
WASHINGTON NOTES. :

Fifty, fourth-ciass- postmssters were
appointed yesterday.
The house further considered the
tundry civil appropriation bill.
Senator Hin 10 urging early con-
sideratiOn of the territorial admission
bills.
Thesarmy appropriation bill, carry
ing an allowance Of $4,000 600, has
been completed.
= The be4iel is growing that Presi
dent Cleveland win approve the silver
selgni0rage bill.
Tariff reform Democrats are be
cOmlng uneasy over the tinkerins
that is being done by the Senate Fl
nance Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19

We have Il from reliable sources
that the Choetaw Nation will tvsas
with the Dawes commission fm the
very near fnture., The deIsgates Of the
Choctaws have left Washington and
the national council has been called
together and 1Gtion of some kind
will soon be taken. It IL conceded
that condition Of the treaty win be
the rsCognitiOn Of the validity Of the
claim, Of the -ChOctaws and ChiCka-
saws to their equities In the leased
id:stricte=PFeas Gazette. 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-19
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OFE. q. NAILS.

South bound mail closes 6:A5 p. m.
South bound, mail arrives e:19sp. M.
North bound mail closes 10 q. ND
North bound mail arrives 1920 .. m.
Night maila ara. .closed @ $50 p. IN.
Money order dapaRtn6nk ia open
at 8 .. m. and closed Aa 5 p, m.
Once houFe from 0 n R, 10 Up. m
Sundays from $50 p. M, 70 $50 p. m
JOHN S. HAMER, r. u.
SUMMERS HARDY, Deputy.