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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25

Tor SICK Headache is found that is pleas
ant, harmless. and efficient. We refer 10
Or Dayid's Pills. that thousands OF our
peop.e nave successfully used Price. q
CENT box; five boxes for ST.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25

CHILDREN's READY-MADE DRESSES

We recently opened department for Chdrens and
Misses Percae Bingham, and Cashmere Dresses. The success
department the first day opened has been far
bevond our expectations The values have offered have
met the appreciation the public evidenced by the sales
Tomorrow open a full line Of CIlIIDREN'S WHITE
DRESSES in all the latest styles and invite your inspection
They are made of White Cambria, India Lnon, English Main
SOCK and Swiss trimmed with Cambria and Nansool En-
broidery and Valencennes Lace They well made
stylish and the pces-30 65 9Oc ST. SLID $3.50 s., $3.50
So, and $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25

THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES
is LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN
ITS HISTORY. AND is STEADILY IN
CREASING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
So Year. and Yet So ar.

Up on the top floor of the Phoenix Dulld-
ing 200 men ana women are employed dAy
and night as telegraph operators by one
OF the great telegraph companies. one OF
the strictest rules OF the office, when mas
been recently enforced. is the one when
prohibits operators TO converse curing
working hours. To leave their desk "hhe
on duty Is also forbidden.
Only a few days ago two young men
were sitting at one desk opposite eacn
other. one OF them was sending press
10 New Orleans, while the other was re-
ceiving messages from the same point.
The sender was addicted TO the use or
tobacco. His supply had run out. LOOK
ing across the other side Of the desk, ne
spicd plug at the side Of his Fls-a-'h.
The Young man Was I'm cuandaTS' 10
ask for the coveted weed would have heeil
a breech of the rules. IL was too Tar Ioi
him 10 reach, so he resolved on another
plan.
Stopping in his message he asked inc
receiver in New Orleans TO tell his part
ner on the other side 10 hand him
Chew" click, click, click" came the
response over the instrument on the other
side OF the glass partition. The tobacco
was thrown over, and the young man was
made happy.
The message had gone 10 New Orleans
and returned to Chicago in less than
minute, and the chief clerk VAS no wiser
Chicago Daily Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Work Not Aims.

What. charity? No. thank you, sir.
/ haven't come TO that
I'm poor--in want-but I'm not here
Avoiding out my hat.
I'VE TWO good arms, a willing strength
I'm not the man TO shirk.
don't ask aims. sir. All ! want
Is lust q chance 10 work.
I'm not a beggar. sir thank God!
only ask my right
A chance 10 earn what I and mlla
Require. and in the sight
az follow men 10 be a man,
And hold my head up straight,
Whose child your child. Fir, could not
scOrn
As an associate.
NV wife aud child need food and warmth
And ! can give them al
They need, with wcrk--and help, as wei
AT any neighbor's call.
But idle hands are helpless, sir
And SOL ask OF you
A chance 10 show what mine are worth
some honest work to do.
I'm only one Of thousands-and
We are not beegars, sir.
We're jrst as wiling now to Work
Az good men ever were.
mont treat US, sir, like mendican.s
whom you would faln aYoiu'
p,t Give for Gods sake. If you can
Wcrk for the unemployed .,,.
william II. Hills. in Harpers "ee""'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
6ran1ma Pull
an1 tbe Peathen.
tcopwign, 1884, All Rights ResercsaJ

Hill. well--Jess shine. Keep thinkin', Gym
thy." And with this, he closed the door,
only TO encounter Josh Tooker again a
snowman in the pelting storm. With
gruff salutation. the Squire passed on.
"See here, 81 Slater" called the old man
after him, "taint no use. 'T3int no airth-
ly use. One gravestun down thar In the
lots with more to Grammer Hull than
evry bone in your body with ev'ry gol-
DANCED penny we've got throwed in"
If there was answer, Josh Tooker heard
1t not for the bowling OF the storm. But
IL he had followed Squire Slater village
ward, down the binding road, he would
have seen him pause for n moment where
the little graveyard lay peacefully be-
meath the snow, TO shake his fist at the
hallowed place of the dead and mutter:
I'm level every cussed stone, II 1 live
long enough-and all your fine airs, too,
Cynthy Hull!'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
TIE rlMEs-RIcHMoND. VA. SUNDAY JANUARY IA 1924.

saulted stragetlc northern bases OF sup
plies. and, barefootcd and s'arvims
were now menacing the city OF Nashs,he;
Another wild November nisht nau
come. Train-loads OF northern uoope,
chiefly OF field artillery commanus' nau
been summoned to the beleagured CITY
from Chattanooga. Here horses, suiS,
caissons, limbers, artihcers' wagons anu
all, were packed roof high In the scant
freight cars ready for being hurried ioi
ward. The inexorable order TO the nan,
clad. half-fed, march-exhausted men haa
been: ride on the car roofs-or ran
Off" Standing knee deep In the freez-
ing mud. beaten and stung by bitter
storm OF snow and sleet, both officers and
mon were I'm savage mood almost OF
feroclty and mutiny.
Nar takes no heed OF breaking hearts,;
o,d pichard Hulls was enc. Half froZen'
Jaaolate. desperate, he tramped ms
s,,srdsrnan's beat beside the laden train
ur,i, the signal for It's departure. That
very hour Jen Dean, soldier In the
MASSACHUSETTS, Thirty-ninth, had SHOWN
MIN a letter from Squire Slater. IL had
ouardedly. but still surely, said tnat Wheh
r,cx uull's mother and sister were dead,
and Mamie Hin sold for debt ana IN the
nands of strangers, doubtless DICK HUI
would never care to see Maple |ahey
again. So. ,,,o, ,he
There are moments in lives when the
human soul first knows the a"lul p'isoi'
ment of utter lonelines and despair such
a one was this 10 the boy-soidier thete'
Rut in this very moment came ulaI III
anite saving consciousness Of the nun an
neri, of others. a thousand refugees
ground between the teeth OF war ana the
victims of soul-sickening indiSniues, were
huddled in and about the railway statiOh
A man and o. woman crept shNeIlhsiy
from these TO where DICK tramped MS
beat. They begged OF him piteously the
merciful privilege OF passage toward
the North and their friends on that train
Something in the woman'S manner, the
mans voice, and even In their skulkine
WAYS. swept q host of tender recollections
upon the soldiers memory. he kne"
where there were two grim old cannon
in the very car he was guarding. Under
these was bit OF spare room on which
he himself had set store. But there are
greater heroisns than en- the ncld OF
battle In there among the DlackeneC
howitzers, at the risk Of court-marual
the refugees were smuggled, end forti
fcation Of tarpaulins. water buckets and
camp kettles built about them tending
them to friends and safety; while Richard
Hull, with numbing limbs and bursting
heart upon the icy car roof. IKE soldier
true did battle with the night storm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
mad dog with sticks and stones in stock.

mad dog with sticks and stones In Stock
No here, surely, 10 the career TO which
history offers few counterparts. me
man facts are known. The details which
lend color and throw new light on many
historical points have been obtained for
this volume from family archives.
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A Dictionary OF the Technical Terms
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Foster. Editor of the New York Medical
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New York; Andrew F. Currier, Nj. d.,
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York: Simon II. Gage. Ithaca, n. T.,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
A spring che ken Hon yot.

The rooster in the yard o. country
o,rd,ng house called an old hen aside.
You want to look out" he said. kinaiy.
..rhe proprietor told his guests yes,eFasxx
he would give them spring enieNeh anu
he's laying for YOU" .r -
well" she sighed. reasncay, pn
sumo have 10 right TO object. I've orsn
laying for him good many years
troit Free Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
wish.

The christmas-tree is standing yss'
A memory Of rosy Joys
on now | wish that could get
A SECOND crop o. toy0
PROM Harper's Young Fsopse'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

The average number Of students N 10,
,eadinr-room Of the British Nu W, ,,,',s'
Isl each day, The astennahC, ~ "a IN.
~ and sculpture gallery hfn v ,,,er ~ Mn
year than usual. but tne 49, y, ,nrrsasc o.
r0rs "a tile museum snow ." ~
5000 over last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

Johnnie dn bed for 5e'ns raushty''
Narn-oa | wish 7 was twins, tnen WITCH
one OF me was punished, the other one
could go out and play.-Harper's Young
:,eople.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

What IL believed 70 have been the ia.T,,
est mule ever reared In America VA so.u
In Kansas City In ls5. ~ W. .ns.h
ana three-fourth hands nish anu "es"e"
1875 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Y''r I,; '..o.,,,,

1T Is said that II
costs the Emperor
of China about
nine millions OF
dollars TO get mar
ried. Think OF IL!
Nine millions Of
dollars for the
privilege Of having
yourself dubbed
"Gearie." "honey."
or some suCn en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14


...a. received by the London Times ana
other journals Of recognized authority do
= historical study Of fascinating interest,",
and one of exceptional value because ~
throws new light upon the supJec, ar's
the times NJ. WaliszewsKi pooN - 'aS ,,a
unon unpublished documents III 'nc
u IA ,'.,',o Of his subject There mas
~, moro extraordinary figure IN nus
-" tts,orv than this gifted. tempesluous'
r''', , d,seoIute empress, The Senira-
anu - xortn. Tne story OF the
ma ,,trlyuos the wars ana
..,...,,,hs tho succession Of fayorites, anu
80 rer.. outbreaks with which her reign
rss filled reads like the hall-myluiea
chronicle Of q king OF Babylon OF vnv ~
d. carrier Mouguls. II IS most eN ,l, ~,
nary romance which III. " ails1em en-,
m b., IS some fresh aspects
of European history.
,a rEs QUEEN. BY Paul
Gaulot. d. Appleton & Co., New aV IN
The interesting and brilliant life OF the
French court toward the close OF the
o,gh,eenth century, with the varied figures
or historical and personal interest, are
.,a.'hers so closely depicted as In TINS ac-
count of the relations eNis'ihs De'" ee go
~ All et,e aud tie fasc.na IN - ..s
Swedish noblernan, Count Axei ue fv'
sen whose romantic friendship WIN snu
n-ia "r,i his life again and again in vain
70 ps at rescue The hero OF court
a 49, IN the pony days OF Louis XVI;
so,aiar i'm the American Revolution anu
- can, orkt
a,,s.d coachmau OF Marie Antoins..e
- 1' The firht ended so wresehedly az va va,
~ ,"s the agent OF Gustavus III. ana
Tho ,srand marsksi OF Sweden; ana , nns''s :
sha victim of mob fury, Killed IKE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-21

Mudge-Fellow called me liar
last night
isbsley--What did you do9
Nudge We'll he weighed aDout
2OJ POUNDS, so | iust told him that |
recognized his right IA an American
citizen TO q free EXPIRE ession of opip
ion. and Jet It goat that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-21

That almost ANYTHING is possible
with cncc." prase that will
some dly 30 all but synonynlou
with the ono which tells "a that
'ovory'hing is pJss;ble" with the
All Wise, Is prosen by tho fact that
while experlmenters tho world over
havo boon trying t. got rid OF tho
smoke nui5anco b. appliances at
taohcd TO the smo':e.tack or tho
ooller furnace, u German scientist
tomes forward with u chemical that
actually prevents smoke 1T the time
0f tnel combustion. IL only costs
about - cents per ton to use th,s
chemical now, whom IT. production
limited. II is beliasod that IL can be
prolitabtv prolucol in quantities So
that II wi.l only c Ist celts por ton
Tor coal ~ treated Tests of coal
which has boon giyca bath OF thi'
solutioa prove th t its heating qual-
tiles are n 10 way curta led. and
that tho Gre 10 clean, bright aud
~ch maiutginet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-21
SENATE AND PEOPLE.

gy decisive vote the Senate
has informed the country that
,.o,a ,.iil be no more tariff legis-
uaon this GUNNER. The Senators
ta.n< tnat The people should thank
t1)r lI3ky sta"3 tn they got IA
mach as they did.
For many years every tariff bill
that has gone 10 the Senate has
cone out with greater concessions
b private interests. Every ap-
p.opriation bill has been increas-
el. The senate always stands
s1ady TO take more money from
the people and to give moro to
parasites. \ Senator costs the
Taxpayers moro than 4 Represent
auve aad does les. lie demands
le.e luxuries and pcrquisites.
iie ins.a.s on gs.ting more for
hinso'r ud Cor h.t friends.
- aeyoriaoaa with the o..
tl5Hshej ey3oro Things SHAT Ia,
Senators should plume thom.
selves On tacir condescens'on il
passing any tariff reform bill and
on their moderation in adding on
ly 50, 900, coo 10 the appropria-
tons bill as prepared by the
House.
The people will not express
thoir eide of the case with tears
and lamentations They will take
charge OF Senatorial elections.
An amendment for electing Sem
ators by direct vote will be sub
nitted and will be adopted not
only by three -fourths but by al!
the States. If the present crop o.
Scnators chooses 10 ignore the
bill which has already passed the
House, the new lot which will be
chosen after nomination in party
convention, if not formally elect
ei by the people, will join in SUBJ
hitting the amendment. -Repub-
lie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-21
IN TfiF Cpim ga
a riaz of True scat Tor the sake u.
Lost Hu.sisn baby

Lost Ku.si,n isaby
A mandate had gono forth 60 the
effect that a certain suburb OF Sc.
bastc. lould bo raj lcd by select
body of English. Tho attack was to
tace place at midday. when the
enemy were at dinner Tho veuturc
was so quickly executed that It wa.
completely successful The occu-
pants OF tho cottages had nsd. luay-
ing their Dime = untouched ou the
table and the canarics In their cagos
IN one cottage Was found baby
about six months old clothed aud
asleep In its cradle. An oiicer car
-ied away the little one as a prisoner
VI war and sent the news OF his cap
turc TO headquarters. Word came
at once from Lord Rag an ordering
that Gag OF truce should be- sent
out noxt morning and that Ill pos
sibie search and inquiry should be-
made for tho mothor u the child
Some OF the officers were amused that
81 much trouble should be taken for
ar'rGy baby. but tho chiefs orders
had to bo obcyoi. No mother was
Forthcoming, however, 10 ocknowl ;
edgo the lost wait But there was q
woman in tho rilo brigade who had
n baby few weeks old who was will
ing 30 undertake doubt duty
About three weeks elapsed and
then Paylan the Good sent another
mcssagc e. his staiT. who had forgot.
ten all about tho adopted child, di
rcctil. THAT Inquiry bo made after
1.-THE mother and her twins" Word
camo back that the two chiljron
were thriving admirably, but that
the mother herself looked worn anu
tired "'lIOw many COWS are there
asked Raglan. Zone. sir" was the
reply. Then" said the sclf-dcny
ing chief. "sond tho woman down d
bottle OF milk evory morning Ate,
this tho little army protoIo became
worry popular. A chaplain christened
hcr Aiua. and at the enl of the wns
the queen adopted her aud gave her
libe. al education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-21

CORN is badly bIrnoi, but
there will be enough 70 make
hominy for US all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-21

The silk market is active on
account of the tariff bill prospects
and the worms are fairly hump
ing themselves.
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DON'T GARRY BOGUS co,N.
~ .. Contrary 10 the Lsw and May
pntaiI IIsacrs.abis Conscqueuces

"
EntaiI pisagrs.abis Consepusncss
"a man better havO live rhttle-
snske iu his pocket than u counter.
fcit dollar carried as u pocket piece.
said Inspector Lawrence Of tho treas
ury department. TO Minneapolis
journal man when talking about the
carrying Of coins or bills which one
knows TO be counterfeit "a gruat
many men don't know the danger
they run in this thing" he said
''Suppose. for instance. that man
has a counterfeit dollar which he has
had for years. one thai he has picked
up somew here and carries as pocket
picco. lie COOS into a store one day
10 get something or other and gets
n lot Of silver coin In change lle
goes from the stcre say 10 sa.o
whore he buys drink, or to some
drug store - get something or 9th r
it matters not whore he goes pro.
vided thsre 10 one Of these smart
young fellows bohind the counter al
ways ready 10 take somebody up on
something or other
Paying for his purchase with ono
OF the dollars. the man behind the
bar, or tho counter. as the case may
be. nings the dollar back with tho
remark that 10 IL countorfolt The
purchaser, somewhat aba she'd aud not
liking the cycling Of tho crowd around,
bcgina TO make oScuses to the effect
that me did not know = at II was
counterfeit. and so on, ant ITO olork.
who 10 RuXinus to make a record as
- counterfeit detective. suddenly calls
in the police and the man is arrosted
aad searched. On his person is found
the othoi counterfeit dollar. AMI the
/ possession Of two /, prima facio owl
/ donco that he intended 20 pass both
OF them. and that man hasn't got
enough friends in tho world to keep
/ him out of the pcnitontiary. True,
It looks hard, but the mun had ne
! business carrying around "a counter
felt coin for pockctpiece or any
/ othe reason. IN IL a plain violation
| Of the lRw TO carry counterfeit none I
about you, something which many
people do not realize.
suppose happen to Know that
man, u cashier in one o, tho woll-
known banks OF Minneapolis or 81
Paul for instance. has n so bill III
his possession ! go into that bank
and ! call him 10y name and ask hin
ior that bill. lie says hc hasn't go'
10. But | roJoin. YOU did have
such "a bill yesterday in your posses
sion. for lhayo tho testimony oi tw,
reputable mon that thoy saw 80.
show 1t around TO some parties nov
want that bill yoJ have no business
with IT, lie dcmurs and make
various excuses and do,s not Civ,
mo any satisfaction What do yo,
suppose do' ] go out and got
.carch warrant and ! 80 througl
every dollar ia that bank, dollar "
dollar. or bill by bill. until fin
that counterfeit S2) biz. and .hcu
Conlscate IT, There used TO be n
law against this sort of thing. bu
there is one now, and the publ
, generally ought 10 know tho facts i
the case. And formerly It was nc
an ofcnse 60 make tho dies vGic
! are used in cpuntcricifirg --auyLcl
could make them ant anybody coul
have thom in their possession <
long a. thoy wore not used, hut tina
has al. been changed now"
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Advertise il The Arimoreite.

think of it, lots in the Fcrndale All
dition among the vcrdurC from %25 10
Slc0. Scc half pngc ad. 2it
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CUHisIIAN CuURCn--f rcnhioy street. Ser
vicco every LOIdis day at II 10 N. an. and Is
T. III. sunday school, $50 A. m, Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday, { 10 y. m. Choir
practice every Friday evening, IS ., m.
Iadies' AID Society every rut sdhy u trrnoun at
the church . =. N. Mite ami Social meeting
every tuesday night at place announced each
Lords day. ofcelB' meeting nrst Lord 3
day IN each month. All are cordially invited
TO all services. Il Maton, superintendent
sunday Schools NOlnty johnson, Pastor.
FWsr BAPrIsr CHuRCu-- broadway Street.
Services every sunday AZ II 10 q. N. and 90
y. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings
At o'clock SUNDAY school ut 10 a m. Choir
practice Friday EVENING" et U'clock. e..
btubblcncld, Pastor. G II. Bruce, Clerk. {.
Hill, Superintendent
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hlhHt AH a. dol IANra sgN nun
psqFsIJeI roIreddr On, dru i2V IalJy
sWo'l az pa olqrlIoiuca SIom Isp "
qSnop1 81 AuuJSouad ~ puu G,punos
so Suld9als Jnoq uu IaAo Joy psulpuiaI
aus SI"n sdr14A 20 spupl suolIuA pas
slMups Jo 1uo Iap loJ NoulS pun poo
On poNB puu suooI olEAiLl .sLauousl
eq7 10 quo elul laq pglLIuJ pus smIv
s!p W IIl5 eql qool uuulsua lolluur
1ssJ ioq moan Su!puuls lsG oluM
nSSlsa punos oQ ol plluo oVl puaoy
oil sBM olqnoI1 qua lrVN a9s ol lno
7ueM on puu 'mIuls polHalpul suonou
IlsqL 1I!s ol9lU punoIu palauguS
oISql 10 Isqmnu q AHs pun AAopulM qua
10 9no psAool gu 6up IoQlo oVl pAp6
sq1 Il! AeId 3e eIsM vudnd aql suuM
eeq9 SINS 'euIrIy 'eInA6ILod uI osuou
toopos Aleu sq9 10 unm9SHa iol!upr
's1 rpIPutIs drS IsH 4ooI
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CIVIC scCsETfEs.

Myrtle Lodge No 7, X. of p, meets every
Thursday night az 80. Hall opposite court
house, Court street, Visiting knights cor.
dialiy invited.
W. Y. MeKELvEr, Z. c.
y. T. HovEIH, X. r. & s.
Ardmore Lodge No. 81, Az, and A. NJ,
mevte In their hall on south Caddo steest. the
fret SATURDAY night in eaeh mouth, on or be-
fore the tull moon.
D. d. Flow, worshipful Mseter.
a. Is. sILLiMAS, Secretary,
Ardmore Chapter, No. II, Royal Arch Ma
sons, meet In their ball over WhittinRion's 8
store the fourth 1hnrsdey nightin each month /.
G II BnuoK, High Priest.
suLINAs, SECRETARY.
Ardmors Camp no s3 woodmcn OF the
World msets in their forest at Nhittlngtou
Hall every second and fourth Monday nights
in each month. Visiting tovereigns invited 10
attend.
c. B. KrSpErcx, consul commander.
GIoRoI HEAD. clerk.
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A woman preacher performed
her first marriage ceremony a.
Lexington, Ky, yesterday, and
il is reasonable to assert that she
left out the word lobby -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-21
AHE You aoINo AWAY

Daring tue summer II 80, you
.lYuiJ order the Ardmorcite sent
% YOU. Your address will be changed
1s ultnu y, requested.