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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-08

Court re-convcned this morning,
Judge Charles B. Stuart, OF the cen
trail division. presiding. Motions and
demurrerS took up the day. Business
will open up in regular order tomor-
row morning.
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pissolution Notice.

The firm of VanDenberg Bros,
lumber dealers, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Van Denberg retiring and Mr.. G. z.
NanDenberg continuing the business
az the old, stand, paying all bills and
collecting all accounts.
NJ NJ. VANDENBERG,
G. P. VANDENBERG.
April 4, 1895. 4-lw
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Suit for Damages.

!. 4. Hubbard today brought suit
for SiO.JO1 damages against the santa
Fe. lie alleges in his complaint that
defendant corporation by design or
neglect OF & employees injured him
10 the amount asked Tor by striking
him with car on one ~ the switches
in the yards in this city. Hubbard
IL seems was unloading n car when IL
was struck without proper warning
10y a moving enyine causing him 10 be
knocked down and producing injuries
Of a serious and and permanent na-
ture. Johnson, Cruce X Cruce are
his ATTORNEYS.
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THE TWIGE-A-WEEE REPUBLIC.
SPECIAL OFFER,

Good only OATH March 3Iss. 1895.
send two new subscribers with two
dollars and get one year free
send four new subscribers with four
dollars and receive thE paper two
years without cost.
'Do you know a good thing when
you see it, A word "a the wise is suf-
fcient.~ Address THE REFUBLIc,
81. Louis, No.
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a petriied plaster Of Paris man Is
on exhibition In the building next
door 10 Boyd & McBrides billiard
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Hon. p. L. Soper attorney for the
Santa Re IS in the CITY.
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, two lots
in Ferndaie: apply at this nffice.
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The Ideal seventy-five cent corset
for thirty-hye cents at Frankfurt
Bros.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-08

side combs and hair ornaments At
} ankfurt Bros.
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PLATINO.

For 4 good hair cut or a pleasant
Fhave, 60 TO A. Il. Davis, Central bar
Ger shop. n.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-08

Pure Elgiu creamery butter the
best Ia the world at VI. +. Wyse's.
6-tf
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F. J. Anderson, formerly of this
city, but more recently of Gainesville,
IS in the city and has accepted posi-
tion with f. ii. Snider in his jewelry
deDartment
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ASK for the celebrated w. B. corset,
it is the finest there is made.
FRANKFURT Bros.
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FOR SALE-At bargain, two lots
lhFerndale; apply az this Office.
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Kai-kai silks, the new silk for la
dies waists, fifty cents yard.
FRANKFURT Bros.
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Calvin J. Grant, merchant aud
banker 1t Pauls Valley, is at the Wis
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PLATING.

Charles Stowe. brother of Capt. L.
L. Stowe, is in the city and " II to-
morrow assume the duties of deputy
in the marshals Office at this place.
He halls from Denison and will no
doubt prove most desirable acquisi-
tion to our population.
Randol has just received beautiful
line of ladies and childrens shoes and
slippers. Att
Pierce Law, son of Rev. n. +. Law,
has decided to adopt the law as pro-
fessiOn and has begun his studies un-
der Hon. G. b. Kendrick. The ARD
MoREITE predicts from this young
man a brilliant future.
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Ask for the celebrated w. Il. corset,
IL Is the finest there Is made.
FRAHKTURT BKos.
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Black grosgraiD silks at Randol's
Aft
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Is is understood there will be sew
enteen deputy marshals appointed to-
morrow for this division. This viii
leave seventeen hundred disappointed
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, two lots
in Ferndale; Apply at this office.
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The Ideal seyenty-fiye cent corset
for thirty-five cents at Frankfurt
Bros.
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See those novelties in dress goods,
plisse and printed peiques at Ran
dolls 4-tf
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Read the new weekly bulletin Of
Frankfurt brothers, which appears in
their ad today. 1t will pay you TO
watch these quotations.
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r. J. Anderson. formerly Of this
city, has opened a watch repairing
business with r. II. Snider. opposite
pO>toffice. stf
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The brick for the Potts WitherspOon
buildings on Main street are being
placed on the ground.
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Ask for the celebrated w. B. corset
il is the finest there j. made.
FRANKFURT Bros.
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For REST-A neat three room
house i'm north part OF city. Posses
sion now. Apply al this Office. 5tf
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II the care OF the hair were made a
part of ladies' education, we should
not see many grey heads, and the use
Of Halls Hair Renewer would be un-
l-w
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Irwin o. Curtis, United States Com
missioner 10 be located at Oakland
and Tishomingo. arrived in the city
this afternoon. and is at the WisnOr.
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Col Tom Grant returned to Ar
buckle on the afternoon train.
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r. W. Dick has gone 70 Paris on
professional business before the fed
eral court.
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Ed Dillingham;, a leading merchant
Of Oakland, was in the city today and
gave the ARDMoREITE a pleasant
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l. n. Russell, leading merchant OF
Mannsyille, was in the city today.
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For SeUin6 These Dresses, Ui11
Sell s Papers OF Needles
For Cents.
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A. A. GLIsSoN.
t. +. A, Fort Worth, Tex.
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them
Clearing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-15

Olympia. Jan. 1i-Specfaf The rsrs,-
eeeaings II the senate were very formal.
Secretary of Stase Price. by direction OF
ilse pyeslIlng officer. L,leut-6fov. Lace.
read fse credentials Of the new senator's
ant ;hey ~ene sWoTn n by Hon. ]. y.
HoYt iiadge of TIE supreme court. Every
senator responded 10 roll ca4l. and Rev. II.
< Chase, OF osynzss. invoked divine aid
la she wgrax before the lssssasiat tsare. Sem
aser Campbell. of Pierce, moved that
Nan Hauten be eaeesesi president pro teus-.
seesB2..f by Foss ef pler1e. Lewis or
klng ard T4esa OF YEksEsa- Senator Van
H1uten aTaesiy Acknowledged sAe ceyrSiy,ls-
Tnsnt T'sse Caucus officers were elected
and also sworn "a
Senator GilEsert suggested thai a toirst
cosn-usttee bs appointed - reconstruct
ihe rnses 50 that there might De greater
h4ruaony between tha twa houses. but
after Some discussion IL was resolved 10
temporarily adept tire rules os shs pre-
vs0sas seSsas.-
4 committee was appointed 20 notify
he assser nomss sa9 tire governor that
the senate was orz8fsges and a< toz1ss rrA<sye
was taken unsas o'esocx.
Ctu reconSav1ka Senator Tss~r iygeycssslceGi
3 ss5sse8rreEs resolution calling fa- &Ae IN
sesst tEA1soa az tae tsste Szxssz cssSsssss Ssssrs
w.1&eA Was adopted azza the segsuse a4-
so4-xse1 - rrssel tozzzor.ow al Ia.
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lands and the several cAQEty boards os
tide land appraisers. amt Il shall be tho
special duty OF said committee to report
to the legislature as 10 whether the
methods of conducting business in each
OK the several offises referred TO Is the
best obtainahle or not. whether the ser
vice OF the officers Of the state employed
IN tha several Offices referred 10 has been
efficient and satisfactory or not. ana as
TO whether or nor any or all Of the sew
eTal OFFICES referred to should be con-
soiidased. abolished or continued: ana
she said committee shah haze authority
70 send foe persons and papers and TO
administer oaths's
Dorr. OF Whstcorn. introduced she ressas-'
tsosh Ii was evidently for the purpose of
hs>a&:lng or a similar resolution which
would have been znsrodaSesi by another
member IN a sfors tsFne. lis apparent OBJ
1ective point is an Investigation OF the
state land commission. bu; "a Is sSarrnisei
'hat iasrs Is mere in Il than appears on
the surface However. IL is directly in
aiale With the emphatic request for such A
committee. sasd request being ensbDsssesi
zn tho annuai report of the state land
commission. and Commissioner Brasner,i
states that he viii insist unoss a most
thorough investigation OF all the n,,ss-
ness or the land commission: and that
IL such fsill. free and Impartial investi-
CATION Is made. much misappreAensson
and ignorance Of the work OF the commits
sion Will be dispelled.
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marks. thanking the conveatioYl-zani I'D
partfcsaiayfy his Competitors for TIE
Nomination. the honor which had
been conferred ursTl HIN.
r. = FSach. Of o'hsa2I3s. ard r. ".
poxter. of Dcagsas. were rofsfinates! fer
clsts.f clazx OF slae house. Finch was
declared the choice OF the house eau
Gus ny a vote of a 60 -
Cioss. ~ Pierce, moved that a coHi-
uzSttee 90 eleven ee appointed - eoa-
slider all further applications fo- posi-
tso,.s az the sssxFsxsal OF shc house
S~ohey. of Tha4sten, suggested that a
sar~easss at -sgr.sss and a few other ofTI-
GERS b. flrSf cho<es.- Ciees thea WITH
drew BIS EsassiosA
r. T. Alexander. 90 Spokane. was
unanimously xs40Sea IS aSstsfagst clerk
% ssse hs4ssa Don G. T-ovelI. IF pssree.
an CHI Grand Army man. ana ". j.
Mlsroy. cf ksag-. were placed in ssorzaa-
nation far sergeant 4As-sAsTus T)aveIs waz
declared the choice Of the caucus by a
vote ~ = - IL The atfesTyst 80 ess.sst
an assistant serggaEst-sa. -arssIs called
forth the FIRST exEsrsES3sEz in favor ~
e~xnensy. ssauy 81 the sgsesas-ars berg
dsSsroas es asscalS.24ag that ottce. aaa
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Even Jones, the Great Peace
maker, Can Do Nothing.
PRESIDENT ENCOURAGES HIM.
A Sword Duel Between German and
Hill in the Senate.
Ine Exhibition Very Exhiiaratirg q
the spectators--German Appeals 70
the Republicans SO 10 Patriotic. and
Hill 1aaats Gormaa and the Aa.
ministrasien With the Revenue
Defieis.

Washington City. JAM l4.--Senator
Jones yesterday submitted an outline
OF his bill 10 senator Teller. He and
Other silver allEn conferred regarding
it and decided that the coinage OF tne
American product was not satisfactory.
Today Senators Jones ana Taller had y
hong conference sn which an effort was
made to adjust the differences existing
betweea the friends OF silver and TO
reconcile them 10 the administration.
The talk between senators Teller and
Jones did not result in any definite
understanding. Jones sad he WAS not
ready yet to put forward his bill. and
that he would talk with the diffesWnI
senators to see X there was any pros-
peCt or getting IL through.
There will be no USE he said, to
put In a bill at all unless there il scsna
probability OF its acceptance by the con-
fiicting elements. / have been seeing
the representatives of different shades
of sentiment about the senate. and un-
less shall have had an opportunity 10
compare their views / cannot say
whether shall present the hisa at ALL
Jones also said that while ii was true
that he had seen the president, and
had submitted a rough draft of the bill
which he proposed ~ me. IL was mot a
fact that the president had Indicated
his acceptance OF the plan proposed,
He said ne had talked with the presl-
dent for Two hours ON Friday last, anS.
whihe the president had Indicated his
desire that legislation should be accom-
piished and had encouraged him TO go
ahead, he had not said that the Jonea
bin would be acceptable In all respects.
He had not gathered the impression
that the president was opposed to thu
bill. but that he was non-coanNtttal.
and would be on any bill until he
should be assured as to whether Ii could
pass congress. !.
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president pro tenn; T. G.. Nickiin, of
Whatconf, secretary: A. p. Cowles, of
Thurston, assistant secretary, Joe I.
Mitchell, Of Pierce, sergeant at arms;
assistant. John Inkster. jr.: Mrs. Ella
B. Sparks, minute clerk; Miss Minnie
Persoalens, bill clerk; ]. J. Wiley. Jour-
nal clerk; Miss Minnie Tannatt, enroll
ing clerk: +. r. Helm. engrossing clerk;
Carroll Henderson. postmaster; Willie
Skinner. Ernest Range. pages: Jerry
Howers. janitor; Isaac Carson, watch
man.
House--T.lifs II. Morrison, of King,
speaker; E. C. Finch, OF Crehalis, chief
clerk; assistant, r. q. Alexander, of
Spokane; sergeant at arms. Don G.
Lowell. OF Pierce.
At $3.50 both the senate and the house
of representatives met In their respec-
tive chambers at the capitol and pro-
ceeCIed to select their officers under the
decision reached TO settle such matters
tn caucus. Col. T. v. Eddy, OF Sno-
houaish, called the house caucus to or
der Ellis Morrison, of King, placed in
nomination for presiding officer OF the
caucus DIR. ]. Z. Candy. of Spokane.
There being no other name placed be-
fore the caucus, the nomination was
made unanimous. lille, OF Jefferson,
was unanimously chosen as secretary.
A roll call OF the Republican members
OF the house followed. flfty-one Repub-
leans responding to the roll call The
total number of Republicans in the
house is fifty-four. The three Repub-
leans who did not respond TO the roll
call had not vet arrived In the city
For speaker, DIR. Ciaes. Of Pierce.
placed In nomination Ellis Morrison, OF
King. and moved that the nomination
of Mr. Morrison be made unanimous
and by acclanafion. j, OBJ, Sobey. Of
Thurston. and a number sof others
heartily seconded the nomination and
motion. and Morrison was chosen by
acclalatton. He made a few brief re-
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LEGISLATURE At WORK
Morrison, Of King, Elected
Speaker of the House.
CHOSEN WITHOUT oproslrlon.
Both Houses Caucus and Soon Agree
on Their Officers.
CHOSEN WITHOUT oProsirlon.
Anspicious Besinning of what Prom
ises 10 Be . Business Session Reso-
lution Passed by tho senate for In
vestigasion Of Estate Land Com mfssion.

Olympia. Jan 14-SpeciaI-The fifth
session OF the legislature of the state OF
Washington was opened this morning
under such pleasant auspices as 10 af-
ford promise OF good work and pron1p-
titude in acti~n- Early in the morning
both houses met in caucus, arranged
for the organization of their respective
houses without friction, and on coaven-
ing carried out the plans with celerity.
One very pleasant feature of the days
proceedings was the selection OF SEN
ator Van H0uten as temporary pre-
siding officer, a spontaneous compii-
menI to his seniority as a member of
the senate. He did not expect il, as he
has not been altogether in harmony
with. the rest q his delegation. His se-
lection and that OF Mcrrison for
speaker, which action was also entirely
free from political or geographical con-
siderations. auglrs that the present leg
isl2sure intends representing the state
to its best interest.
The organization as completed is as
follows:
Scnate-Lieut. Gov Luce. president.
Senator B. c. Van Houten. of Spokane.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

Hynarz Harris IxL clothing house 1T
North Yakima has gone into the hands
OF q receiver.
DIR. W. +. Book, OF Aberdeen, charged
WIZ, zssrtrsry In falsely lssttng bank as
sets. has been bound over 10 the superior
court for traa3-
GABRIEL Shintier. SWISS consul az Port
Ia nj has been arrested. charged with
converting 10 his own use <7gs tntrnsfesi
10 fysss1 by "a woman. He dos not deny
the charge, Sstnsfser was once wealthy
furniture ma nafacfu~er.
yhe Port Townsend Democrat prsntg n
let 81 p-epoxterxsts stuff under al oiyn-
pIs date line, and sigma 10 "creeiman."
The Joke les In the fact that James
creelrsan was the author OF the fake
stories about the naassacreI of Port Ar
thur.
Tire waterviise Empire and other pa
rers In Eastern Washington are doang q
good xorx by advising the farmers 20
raise poultry. hogs ard frast instead Of
wheat alone. There is JUST cae paper tn
Eastern Washington that believes wheat
viii again bring 81 q tsaassel.
The Door of Hope. al Spokane. an irasti-
tuition for fallen woETse1l, Gas only orr fts~
mate. The fallen women seem 10 have
hasEses There are plenty cS women Siso
woH1 bn glad 20 90 50 the shelter or the
upor % Hepe. bat they have NOT xs<
fallen. and are disqualified
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after ssne discusslea .slls vas ,ecsded

after gene discussion this Eas decided
upon
Scalreley, Of wfsatcatns moved that a
tes-nsne the number Of ezzlploses needed
by the house and the amount Of their
coEnpensa zion. Under Schiveley's mo-
ton the chair appointed Sekiveiey. Of
wha.corn. Nsr,ss, Of tglealasts: iMilruy. Of
King: Hanfora. Of Takisna. ard Foster.
OF Spokane, as the committee on COM
penszfaors.
Candy, of Spokane: Cloes. Of Pierce:
KIttinger, OF King: Barge. OF kittitas:
Mills, Of Clarke: Reynolds, Of Lewis:
Haitenan. OF jefferson Eddy. OF Sfo-
fsonxssh; Merchant. Of Waila waifa:
Bull. Of Whitman. and Scobey of Thurs
ton, were apganfsIi as the committee to
determine the character and quaiifica-
fions Of the applicants for positions in
the house.
The senate caucus was presided over
by Senator shaw. and decided upcn the
salee,iosl Of officers subsequently, elected
AT the regular session. The vote for
Nickin FOR secretary stood IS to scat
tering, and the other votes indicated no
combination of any significance.
The committee of e.exen appointed by
the house on Officers completed its task.
The chief appointments among the
minor Offices are: Miss Bacon. OF Spo-
kane. foa- engrossing clerk, with Mr..
Porter for assistant; Dan +. Proud. en-
rolling clerk: G. f. Hall. assistant. Mr.
Bingham. postmaster; ". 5. Wing. OF
jefferson, assistant, /. H. Peterson. Of
Cialtaxn. 6ooskeeper. The committee of
five reSiucei al salaries about 20 per
cent, the highest salary being $3.50.
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THE STATE LAND COMMISSION.
A Joiat Resolution for It's Tnvestig tien
Passed by the sen>te.

Olympia. Jar. fi.-Speclai.- the
senate was IN SESSION but a short tire
this afternoon, a VERY Important step WAS
taken By that body In the passage OF the
following concurrent resolution:
.swaereas. The states heritage OF
granted tide ard other 3ansis Is of prise
less va.ae 10 the commonwealth and,
Whereas. The aa1&hfal. ecouonaical sEs<i
wise ADMINISTRATION OF these lands - OF
the utmost f4sportsr 70 the state; and.
Whereas, II appears from the report OF
the asars Of state land commissioners
ard sr,zsa otsssr sources that there - good
r@assa f0v a thorough examination ssE and
igyyest CATION anto the present snesfsoess az
eat~szgr4sag shss states tana ez*neas:
therefore. D. Il
..g4solxe3. BY the hcase of representa-
,tveg. The senate e0ncnrrsng. thai CON-
rnEssee OF five be appointed, 20 c0nais.
os three members 81 the house and sHo
members - the senate. whieh zssaIl a.
ozsea rsroeeess 10 examine Into arsf resort
uaen TIE unefhoas az sraasaetiag hust-
ness ard operations ef TIE rsspssssFe
Officers Of tho boaEf OF state larss coEz~
msssso1erS. tbs eo.sxnissicaer OK public
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THE OREGON LKGIsLArURE.
House Elects . Goldbag Speaker, the
First Doiph Victory.

Salem. Or, Jan. 1.-THE eighteenth
biennial session of the legislature con-
vened today. In the senate temporary
organization was effected by the election
or Joseph Simon. or Portland, president.
In the house. George t. Meyers. of Port
land, was chosen temporary speaker.
This afternoon the house orgsnized by
The election OF G. b. Moores, OF Marion.
as speaker. The election of Moores IS
considered victory for Senator Doiph,
as his chief competition, j. A. Wright,
or Union. Is an ardent free silver adyo-
cate and opposed to the recollection OF
Doiph- The new state officers. with
the exception of the governor, were In
stalled
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Whatcom, Jan. N.-Speciai.-An almost
complete change in county officers took
place In the courthouse today. The sher-
LII, auditor. surveyor and assessor, Repub-
hcans. the attorney and two commission
ers, Populists. are all new mon. The
treasurer and school superintendent. both
republicans, We're reelected. The COM
missioners organized by eIecring G. p.
Dean. OF the Second district, chairman.
Attorney Alexander filed new bond.
the first having been disapproycd, and
took charge OF the office.