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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
eiIbercouarS

tperben i'm Msonat SUM- nidt mebr
auseeprdgt tperoen. Sn ben Bunbes=
miilaen ipirb in bieiem Monat Snpen=
tur aufgenDmmen uno bic Beifdnbe tper=
ben fur ben 8eginn bes neuen 3eh=
nnngsiabres am /. SuIi feItgeitellt.
Sn Der pbilobelpbiaer Miinae 1T bas
bereits gei6eben, 10 bab bort Die iueitere
Musprdgung BON Gelbifiiden nidt ein=
QeItellt au tperben braudt aber in ben
Min3en in gieip Orleans unb San
francisco lit bcs nod ni6t Der Sal
nno oa bort banptiddlid Silberoollars
ausgeprd9t lpurben. 10 ipirb balnit bor=
ldufig adnalih aufgeb6rt Derben. Db
mad benz l. esuli tpieoer SilberbDllars
ausgeprdst tperben follen; 1T nod nidt
enti1ieben aber es 1T nibt iebr tpabr-
fheinlid, OaB es aeihiebt. menn ni6t
inamilden Na9frase nad Silberoollars
1i1 bemerfbar nadt unb bas 1T
faunt 3rl eriparten.
Sm Monat Mai iinb $50, 180 Sil=
berboQars aus3eprdgt iuoroen, tpDbei
bic &esieruns einen prdseaeminn
(@eisniorase) bon etpa $50,0 900 mad=
te. Snsseiammt iino auf @runo oes
Sberman=@eiebes bisber 40,03l 1854
Silberbollars ausgeprd9t iporoen, tuel=
DIE So. .240.0 900 @ewinn bra6ten, &c.
977, ,089 por Mufbebuna Der Nnfaufss
beitimmung bes 8eiebes am IL. Nopeln=
Der 1893.
587,255 @oloitude inn 9Bertbe bon
81, 1853. 937 uuroen i'm Monat Mai
geprdgt oarunter maren 499, ,727
.balT=easles" autb 8 nquarter=eaales"
murben ausgeprdgt. i'm Wertbe bon
$22.50. Sagesen ,purben in bemiel=
ben Monat 1906, 40l @ilbermiinsen
seprdst. i'm Mertbe BON $40. SOB.
Dieielben linb ar0Btentbeils 8iertel=
Dollars uno 3ebn=@ents=Stiife. Gin
f1lieBli6 bes Nidel= unb Rupfergeloes
betrug Die Yrobuftion Der gunbesmiin=
gen i'm Monat Mai 1928, ,0l6 Stiide,
i'm 8eianlmtipertbe BON $4, ,69l. .951.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
1tmire goIoeme SmgenD !

Oils Der Circus bon Sells 8ros. neu=
lid li6 in Oberlin, O., aufbielt, per-
abreoeten Die oortiaen Stubenten aug
Mutbuilen, Ooer irgenb einem anoern
nihtsmiiroigen @runbe, Die vsan3e @e=
idibte in ben goOen gu rennen. Gie
gigentbiimer batten aber bon Der Sa9e
friibseitis Wino betommen. uno cine
Nnsabl gteser ensasirt um Oronaaassss=
itOrunaen gu perbinoern. Sn Der 3abl
BON 200 eri6ienen Die 0err6en Stu=
oenten nun in Der 8oritelluns unb ieb=
ten iid Suiammen in cine 9btbeilung.
Raum batten Die probuftionen begon=
men, 10 finsen lie an, einen fur9tbaren
Sfanoal gu MAIDEN aufgefOroert, ii6
rubig Su berhalten, perboppelten iie ib~
re Nnitren9uneen. SEPT idritten bic
9leeer elm uno jasten Die guri6e fur3-
meg gum 3elte binaus. gs fam babel
gu einisem Sample uno mand elmer
Der Speftatelma6er befam feline rihtige
8eule meg. giner, Sad gpans, erlitt
ei,len Shdbelbru1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
Waiier brei= Big biermal tbeurer besab

WaHer brei= Bis biermal tbeurer be5ab-
len miiiIen als bic anbern.
yn Gir6biibl bel Sempa9 (2u3ern)
lit eine neugebaute Sdeune, ba Der Sc
ment ii9 loferte, eingeifiirSt unb bai
3tpei Dubeno perfonen unter ben trims
mern begraben. gs CAB einen 5ooten.
einen Sbtperbermunbeten unb Diele
2eibtperlebte.
gursoOrf min aud ipie anbere Srt.
ihaften bas bumanitdre gDerf Der Ges
rien=8eriOrgun5 armer Shultinoer ein=
fiibrei,.
Ser lanejdbrige Rantine Wirtb in
Srauenfelo (Sbursau) oerldBt oiefe
Gtellung unb iiebelt nad 3iirid iiber
sur llebernabme zines dbnliden @ef6df=
tes.
Ser 8eridtsprdlioent oes Mmtes
Yiel erldBt i'm Mmtsblatt on ilibt meni=
ger als 449 perionen, friiber in 8iel
nieoeraelahen, Die glufforberung, am
II. SUM- Dor ibm 81 eri6einen megen
Nidtbe3ablung Der @emeinoeifeuern pro
1891. aud elm 3eiden bonn Stanoe
Der ubrenma1erei ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
Gime ,uabnitnmige Semitic.

Glspelano, g., 6. Suni. Die san=
&c Samilie bon Senrp 8udwalo, beite=
benb aus ibm ielbit, ieiner @attin
Charlotte, stpei erma6ienen SO1tern
gpa uno Gmma unb brei fleinen Gin=
bern, ipurbe beute als 9eiItesaeit0rt in
Saft genommen. Sie 6amilienglieber
itnb idmmtli6 Spiritualiiten unb iino
felt mebr als elmer Wobe in ibrer
Wobnung Geo. 3 8eaper Str, ein9e=
iblo6en eeipeien, mo lie tpilbe ipiritu=
aliitiide 5isunsen absebalten baben.
Cine Der SOdter leibet an Der Wabn=
porltellung, lie lei elm @eilt unb elm an=
berss Samilienslieo 1T Der Nniidt, Der
@eiit miiiIe eetDotet werben. Ser @eiit
mar au6 pDllis bereit. fi6 t0bten gu
laHen, alein Die Nnfunft Der polisei
perbinberte Die Wusfiibruns bes srdB=
li1en 9orbabens.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
GrbieIt ttttt DaS &cbett.

Serr g. Gaillouette, 9lpotbefer in
geapersbille, Sas.. idreibt sd per=
oante Sr. Sings 9leip DISCOVERY mein
9eben. SD litt an Der Grippe unb
lieb mid bon ben beften Ner,ten in mei=
lenpeiter &unoe bebanOeln ; umionit,
mein 2eben tpurbe auf9egeben unb mei=
ne Sage fdienen eeadblt. Da lieB i9
mir cine Glai1e BON 9r. Sings Seem
SiscoberD aus meiner Mpotbefe bolen
uno besann, oapon einsunebmen. 8on
Der eriten Stunoe an ipiirte i9 8eile=
rung uno na6 oem @ebrau6 bon orei
Slaiden mar i6 ollitdnbis bergeifelltt
Sie 9lr5nei lit 8oloes ipertb +! sic folte
in ieoem Sauie borrdtbig iein." Solt
gu6 cine 8ratis Yrobeflaf6e bel
2 s. 6. Miller & Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
0e9ett &Opfmet.

9lls Wlittel eesen aae Sormen BON
8opfweb bat ii6 electric 8itters am
beiten bemdbrt. gs beipirtt eine anbau=
ernoe Seiluns uno ielbit elm setuobn=
beitsmdbie INNER tpieberfebrenbes&op
meb ueidt Dor ieinem giufluB. Wir
mO6ten ale an Gopfi9mer5en 2eioen=
Den aufforbern, cine Probe nit elmer
Slaide gu MAIDEN. Sn Saaen BON be-
itdnoisem 9opftpeh tuirft electric 8it=
ters anregeno auf Die Ginsetpeioe unb
nur tpenise Sale uiberiteben ieiner
Seilfraft. @robe Slai6en gu nur so
@ents bel 9r. s. 8. @enti d uno
2 S. 6. Miller & SDbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12

benz Masen, ben Gimseueioen ober Der
Qeber fommenoen unpdblihfeiten prompt
uno III uirfiamlter Weiie furirem.
Gilf ber 9fotur bann uno mann nit
einen, niilbeu, reinisenben Grtueihunass
mittel nad, ourh iuelaes unseiunoe
Stoffe aus benz Wagen uno ben Ginaes
iueiben beieitist iueroen, Die 2eber ftimus
lirt uno anserest, ibre Tbdtiafeit be-
ihleuni9t luiro, 10 bebft Du banit bic
llriahen elmer Wlenee qualenber Rranfs
beiten ,uie 3opfidmersen, Werbauunsss
beid,uerben, ooer Dpspepfie, Bilioiitdt,
gusidlas, Bldsden int @efidt 8euleu,
@eidwiire, eiternoe G1mdrem, Yers
ffopfuns, 6dnorrboiben, 5iiteln, ,&ars
buufel un6 anoersr, Die tpir nidt alle
auf3dblen f5nnen.
Menn mande Qeute mebr Slufmert<
famfeit auf bic 9ebSrise 0feguliruns Der
Tbdtisteit ibrer Gin9eipeibe per,uenoen
MOLTEN, iuiirben iie iueit ieltener nDtbig
baben, bic 9iilfe ibres Dottors in Mnz
fpruA ju nebmen, nm sefdbrliae Rrants
beiisanfdlle ~ unteroriiden.
Dab unter alien su bieiem Bebuf
3ur Gniuen6ung fottmenben W1itteln
DIR. Yieree's Pleasant Pellets " Die
inpersleidli@ befen finb, sebt aus Der
Tbotiade berbor, 6ab iuer tie einmal
probirt bat, INNER tuieoer ta1 ibnen
Qreift. Sbre Wirlun8 III nadbaltis iie bals
ten ben 2eib offem niib uerurfadben nidbt bic
betm @ebrauh anberer 9Sillen Der Grtpeidung
nahfolgenbe 0erfopfun9. Daber aud TIRE
srobe Deliebtbeit bel eeuten, bic bon bdufig
luieberlebren6er &artleibi8feit, Derbauun9s.
bef1merben uno 9dmorrboiben 8epla9t tirb.
Cine @ratissYrobe ber VeuetS (4 bis z
DoieD tuiro alS Mufer iinentgelttih unb
pcrtcfrei an irseub cine aufsesebene MOreiie
uerianbt.
N2au fhreibe an bic Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Huffalo, n. y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12

Srau Sennie &ennie in Dirsil, q.
D., litt felt mebr als einem Sabr an
iiberrei6li6er @allenabionberung unb
OIL einem Ma9en9eibmiir. Sbr Nr3t
iprab ibr bas 2eben ab. 9ie Mutter
ber Grau &ennie, Die oas Wittel lelbit
einmal nit grfols eebraudt bate.
rietb ibrer 3o1ter, nit Or. Dabib Gen=
neop's Gaporite 9emebn einen 8eriud
5u MAIDEN. Die Rranfe folate bem
&atb, uurbe bollitdnoig gebeilt unb
tie iagt, oab iie lid nod nie 10 ipobl
sefiiblt babe, ipie gesentpdrtig. z
glah 2onboner Deri1ten feben
Die grnteausiidten in gnglanb nidt
ainitig. Ser Wei3en beiinbet iid um
faf 6 Wo1en suriid. Granfreib ba=
gesen eripartet cine quite grnte, Stali=
en- iogar cine porsii9li6e.
qluf ieinem 9errenfibe, oemS6loB
Neuntbauien i'm tpiirttembergiiben
S6par5malbf eiie ftarb Der ebemalige
Diirttemberaiide Staatsminilter SD=
fepb Jreiberr bon 2inben, 81 Sabre
alt.
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&efesRDfi5.

Ssias BIiss9ropisn
sBssA fpG6iser sesmel
bod er fillt SlIe Nein.
Dsrssmit hbesel. iebem 3ss-
SiIff % nidbf, ssise setne SabIuns sssIsxSf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

John T. Alexander and family
leave tonight for Fort Worth, Texas
where they will take up their perma-
nent residence. In their going, Ard
more loses one of its most highly es
tAemed families and in the person OF
Mr.. Alexander the business circle.
one of its most prominent landmarks
from the pioneer days of the city un-
til he sold out a short time since.
The ARDNoREITE regrets exceed
ingly that his business affairs have so
shaped themselves as TO necSsitate
this step but at the same time it
takes pleasure in cOmmending him
and his To the good people of the Pan
ther city as in every way worthy of
their kindest consideration and con
fdence,
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do not sign notes when buying n
piano. Agents who demand notes on
time sales are supposed 10 be unable
10 hold them, hence must sell or
transfer them. These notes when
due must be paid or the loss ~ instru-
ment and all paid on IL must be ex-
pected. Buyers OF notes will have
their money no matter vino suffers.
There i a firm in Texas. Thos. Cog
gan & Bro, who have been establish
ed p years. They have six large
houses, Galveston, Houston. Austin.
san Antonio, Waco and Dallas carry
ing a stock OF six hundred pianos.
They will sell you n piano on easy
terms. no interest. no attorney fees
and do not ask for notes on time sales
therefore can grant further time
where. through misfortune their pa
irons are unable 10 meet their pay.
ments when due. They have Just de,
livercd fine Emerson piano sold tC
Mr.. W. VI. Hourland, also a nice piano
TO MrS. L. J. Bonner. Their represen
tative, Mr.. j. +. Maynor. i In Ard
more for day or two. II you wi~l
10 talk with him about buying /
piano. drop him n note at the Com
/ mercial hotel and he will be pleased
10 call on You. 5-Jt
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MARNING ORnER.

In the United States Court In the In 4,
dian Territory, Third judicial DIR
isiOn. March term, lsa5.
George Derield, Plaintiff,
vs.
Johnnie Derfeld, Defendant.
The defendant. Johnnie Derfield, is
warned 70 appear in this court insr
thirty days and answer the complalnl
Of the plaintiff, George Dcrfeld.
Witness the Hon. Chas. II. Stuart.
judge Of said court, and the seal there
Of this 2sth day of January. ls25.
lsEALl Jos. W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
:. l. GARRETT. Deputy.
Robt. +. Lee. attorney.
y. Wolfe, attorney for nonresident
defendant. 2Q-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

LONE GROVE, I. T., Feb. Special
CorrespOndence-Thc quarterly run
ference Of the Lune Grove charge,
held az HEWITT has cosie and gone.
Rev. A. c. Pickens was on hand
promptly, but did not preach on sun
day. as II was Rev. Cardell, the Bap-
tist preachers day. We thought un-
der the circumstances that the NJ. r.
people should have had the day.
Rev. Cardell, however, preached a
good sermon. Rev. Pickens talked 70
the children about fifteen minutes
just before preaching. The day was
very cold, therefore the congregation
was small.
Lee Riner's baby fell into the fire
last Saturday and was badly burned
about the neck and face. The doctor
informs Us that II Is getting along
nicely
Mr.. HES baby boy Is suffering with
an attack Of slow fever The child
was doIrk nicely until sunday even.
ing, when a relapse occurred. and IL
Is very sick again, but We hope for q
[ speedy recovery.
some Of our people have had thelr
fortunes. told during the past few
days, and We hope they were good
ones. We are under the impression
t4st there j. as much reality In for.
tpde telling as there j. In the moor
belpg made Of cheese, and the dark
spots on IL, holes where the rats have
eaten through. Prove 10 Us that the
moon is made OF cheese, and the darl
spots rat holes. then We will believ,
IN fortune telling.
Everything Is quiet around towT
this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06
FOR THE LADIES.


The Republic supplies its lady read
ers with cut paper patterns Of all
Kinds for ladies, girls. boys and men.
All of seaSonable garments, of the
latest styles, and at Il cost of only l0c
each. Elsewhere they cost from p TO
10 cents. Designs of new garments
are published every week in the RE
public with AN order blank for the
patterns. Thousands Of ladies in
every state have purchased these pat
terms during the past year and never
complaint. They are invaluable
and YOU can save every year on these
patterns many times the price of the
paper.
Subscribe at once for the Twice-a-
Week Republic, only 81 a year. The
Twice-a-Week will be sent free for
one wear To any person sending. before
March l, "A club Of three new yearly
subscribers, with 50 To pay for the
same.
If you want Il package Of sample
I copies write for them. Address al
orders to The REPUBLIC.
St. Louis. Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

Won Moltk- once vent To Lindau
"a be thought. inc gnito lie orderrd
Aroom on the ground hoOr in the
"Bayerische iof" and went u bed
early. but forgot 10 draw his blinds
down When he was just z ling q
sleep he heard music drawing near.
Re had been recognized. after all. and
was going 10 be seren4ded again The
difficulty was how 10 get dressed with
out being seen lie dared not Strike
q light BFt presently the glare OF
torches liz up his room and the curl
Gus crowd stood close 70 tae windows,
their noses presse I against the panek
In spite of that he felt that he muss
risg so he got up and dressed But n.
be put on ca b piece Of his apparel
the feat was greeted With loud and
prolonged applause
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NOTICE.
CHICRAsAw NATION,
Indian Territory.

CHICRAsAw NATION,
Indian Territory.
To +. ID. kingsland:
Y0Aarc hereby notified that ! will
sell III public auction at the livery
stable Of .FFybsIck * Frost, in the
town of DOugherty. GhickaSaw Ma
tion. |. r.. on the I'D day,Of February,
1896. at the rhourQf , O'Clock ~ IN. on
said day, a certain bay Clydesdalc
stallion, about 10 years Did, about LOS
hands high. Said horse will be
sold for cash in, hapd, 10 pay a feed
bin on sal horse in favor OF Fryback
X Fro<T and toe expenses ofthis sale.
= : =. RIB. HILL,
ConstahlssS7l judicial Division.
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erArrHooD ron cKLAHO1EA.


WASHINGTON; Feb. 4.-The Omni-
lus statehood bill drawn up by Sid
ney Clarke and Ed L. Dunn, Of Okla
boma City. which provides that Ok
lahoma shallbe given an enabling act
along with New Mexico and Arizona
was introduced today in the senate
by Carey of Wyoming. who took par
ticular pains TO say he did it ''by re-
quest
The fact is, the Oklahoma state
hood boomers might as well fold their
tents and go home, for their is no
probability OF getting statehood at
this session OF congress. Politics,
pure and simple, rule in the matter.
The Democratic majority in the
house will not permit the admission
of the territory with its present
boundaries, which leaves it too solid
ly Republican, and the bills proposing
to fix the lines satifactOry to the peO-
pie meet with opposition from the re-
publican side of the house, where il is
feared that any change in the bOun-
daries would insure Democratic sue
cess in the new state. Between the
two, therefore, the statehood PROPOSE
tion falls. to the ground.
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KARNTNn ORDEn

In the United States Court IN the
Indian Territory, Third Iud Cal
Division, March Tenn lso6-~. -
Hattie Burns, plaintiff, -f1- -s -
" mw r@r- - 81
Buckner Burns. Defendanfs s1s--
The defendant, Buckuer Burnnr q
warned 60 Appear in-sthis cDmEt Al
thirty days and auswer the cer1-
plaint OF the plalntin HATTIE Bua6s.
Witness the Hororzble = Chns.~ =
stu stuart, Judge q q ss: s@id ;eQHFt hnd, tAe
lsQ5.
lsEALl JOS W. PmELrPs, Clerk
:. l. GARRx-TT. Deputy.
j. G. Thompson, attorney.
Thos. Norman. attorney FOR non-resi-
dent defendant. -4sfa ain =
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MARNING nRnER.

In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory. Third Judicial
Division. Mar-h term, i-.s5.
Dora Riggs. Plaintiff.
y.
Reuben Riggs. Defendant
The defendant. Reuben Riggs j.
warned 70 appear Ia this court In
thirty days and answer the complaint
u the plaintiff. Dora Riggs.
Witness the Hon Chas. n. Stuart
judge of said court. and the seal
thereof, this End. day 81 January,
Isqj.
- Jos. W. PHILLIPS. Clerk.
SEAL. ;. l. GARRETT, Deputy.
Randell X Woods. Attorneys.
John &. Flemings. attorney for non
resident defendant.
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wARNTNG ORDER

John S. johnson, plaintiff;
- - = 7
Frank Burdick. defendant - -.
The defendant Prank Brrdick is ?
warned 20 appear In this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff, John :. johnson.
This 3lst day OF Jan, 1895.
Moran Scott. q. ;. Commissioner.
\. Walcot attorney Tor non-resIdent
defendant.
RennIe and Mcclure attorneys for
plaintiff. -
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To c,sasos cs,s.ro sad 81. oo..a.

To Cssnsot CT sAgs aad ths oos>a-
Engineer A. r sutton of Chicago
In the inventor OF a scheme. that aP
pears plausible, for connecting Chiea
TO with the seaboard lie plans &c
deepen the welland canal 20 a. 70 per
NIT vessels of twenty-two-foot draft
to pas . point near Fhorold, oLt-. and
from there 20 cut through to the Nj
Sgara river at q point just below the
rapids. Then be would deepen the
st. Lawrence river and the Canadian
channels along IL to point due north
Of lake CsamplAin- Here he would
cut channel south TO that lake. and
from its southern point dig a canal 70
Troy or Albany. The Hudson river
would give them egress % the ocean
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May stansel. plaintiff,
FRrTT TREFS

EE To those wanting aayth.ng IN
the nursery line let me say. ] VII seH
you Fruit Trecs. Shade Trees. Grape
Vines. RCSes, Evergrccns. Berries Of :
all Kinds. or anything else kept in
hrst-class nursery, for less mIney than
any man here, or ever has been here.
60 See me and get prices before
buying. Respectfully.
It. C. BRrDsMAN,
West Main 50. Ardmore, 4. T.
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Captain John L. Gait informs the
ARDMoREITE that in the event Of the
Morgan amendment becoming a law,
he will be a candidate for the mar
shalship of the southern district.
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WARNING ORnHR
VIM J. NcWhOrter, plaIntiif.

VIM J. NcH-hOrter. plsIntIE.
Nk.
Frank Burdick. defendant.
The defendant, Frank Burdlcx ~.
warned TO appear In this court within
thirty days, and answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff. VIM }. McMhorteTs
This 3fst day uf Jan. 1895.
Moran Scott. L. s. Commissioner.
a Walcot attorney for rnon-resident2
defendant
Rennle & Mcclure. sttorDeys for
nlafufiM =
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ARDMORE 49, HEALTON

NAIL PASSENGER AND EXFErnss LIKE :,
Makes the trip from Arfimore 70 :
IIealdton by the way of Lone 6rUve
nd Hewitt. daily. Connection made AZ
IIealdton for Duncan. 4
p Leaves Arrimore diatty -at zTsaOnm.
and returning grrives here al sp. m
tSfrce Al Sbcrman. Hotel. IS :
W. {. CUMsuSos, prop
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NOTICE.

All parties having
wood or other timber
for the purpose of sale
wilt call on T: B. John,
son., my deputy Sat
Ardmore, and pay the
TAX -----s------=
RICHARDl. .MHkSH "
: TnaReF Agt. G M
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rsra. Lirs.toek A..eeiatien.

The Texas Livestock Association
will meet at san Antonio. Tex, Feb
ruary l. 20 IL. lsaa. ON February 10
and II. limited 10 February Is, the
g., {. " ;. r. R'y will sell round trip
tickets To san Antonio for one fare
lSll.j0i. Call upon the undersigned
for further information.
!. X. Mason. Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

Alex Winans, of Lone Grove, was in
the city today and gave the ARD
MOREIT a business call.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Randolph re-
turned this afternoon from OrlanO,
Texas, where they had been in obedi-
ence TO a summons announcing the
death Of Mrs RandOlph's brother.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

Dr. T. +. Brents was down today
from Davis on a professional visit 10
b. F. Maxey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court In the
Indian Territory, Third Judicial Di-
vision.
March term, lsad. :
May Stansel, plaintiff,
~
Thomas Stansel. defendant
The defendant Thomas Stansel, fa
warned to appear In tlis court "a =
thirty DAYS and answer the complaint
81 the plaintiff, MAY Stan<el
Witness the Hon ClIas- B. Stuart,
Judge o. said court, and the seal
thereof this % day of Jan. Iee5.
SEAL jos. W. Phillips. Clerk,
5. l. Garrett. Deputy. ~
Dick & Brown, attorneys
John Mcclure. attorney for nom
resident defendant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06
March term. iSa5.


March terms losl.
+. y. Vincent. plaintiff. J. o.
Sarah \. Vincent. defendant.
The defendant. sarah A. Nincent.is
warned 20 appear in this cuur4 in
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, T. A. Nincent.
Witness the Hon. ChaS. y. Stuart,
Judge ~ said court. and the seal
thfIeEf this ~ day ~ Jan. Iso5.
.fSEALl- Jos. ". Phillips. clerk.
;. l.. Garrett. deputy.
Campl ell. Fowler & Kendrick, attor'S
~. N. Brown. attorney fsr nors
re ..delt fas,ndent. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

If yod wish your jewelry OF silver
ware Bicely engraved. purchase same
OF me and the engraving will cost you
nothing. ] have an artist in that
Iline. +. II. Parker. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

South Court street paint shop, car.
riage painting and trimming. First
class work guaranteed.
5-lwk ID. L. ALLEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

Attorney W. b. johnson went TO
Gainesville this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

Zack Davis. At Central barber shop.
can give YOU a nice shave in very
short tire. n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06

Agent ]. II. Mason is on the sick
list, but we trust not seriously.
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A. \. Gibson.
T. p. A. Fort Worth, Tex.

Another veritable blizzard began
its playful freaks today about noon
and at the time of this writing has
assumed proportions entitling it to
more than passing notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-06
Work Concluded.

Doctors Truax and Martin, of the
Chickasaw Board of Examiners, de-
parted for their respective homes at
StOnewall and Willis last night. The
board has completed its work and its
report is ready to go to the governor
for his approval. when it will be for
warded TO the Indian agent with the
request that he lend his assistance in
dealing with those medicoS who have
failed to pass or refused to undergo
an examination. The best of such is
quite lengthy. embracing nearly one
hundred names.