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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

The Hartford Post says that Tillio
Anhley, q prctty blUnd haired gixl Of
thnt city, is the best all round female
athlete and oarsman In New England,
Il not Ia tho United States To one Of
iia reporters. who found her IN q Wa
tors shell, dressed modeatly but suitably
for rowing. she saids ''To see tho men
and little boys stare you would think
thoy had novor seen q girl dressed this
way before. You admire my stroke. did
you Bayi Well men who know tell me
that uga my back oxcollently. know
that row with my legs and back rather
than with my arinA and Mr.. Atherton
tolln ma that q right Soof' And Tillio
took one long sweeping stroke that sent
her sholl darling through the water as
& fzom = oatapUlk
you viii noiica" she continued
when Gho had brUught her boat back %
where the reporters craft was anchor
od, ''that ] Sid - fer forward on the
seat as possible and pushed the OARS
through the water With my legs and
back, using my arms for but little other
purpose than 70 guide the CARA ! was
born ii Christiania. IS years ago, 'of
poor bus honest parcnfs, as tho story
books say. Ny father was very largo
and muscular man aud my mother q
large woman. 50 ! come BY my strength
naturally.
''yThon I was bat 4 years old. my par
onis removed 20 this country. and we
settled IN Boston near tho bay. have
often been Ia boat. but never ham
died an oar. I Ilearned to swim and rap
idly developed somo skill Ga that sport
have swum against Clara Beckwith
and have won several swimming cham
pionships. / am willing loHwim against
any woman Ga C0nnecticut Thon. too.
am q pretty coed skateF aud hnVo plon.
y Of medals 70 prove 81 ] never drink
anything slIongor than ooiloo, and / ua8
dumbbolls aud Indian cluba and got
q good deal of exercise ia other ways
during iho day. tahoo certain meats
and confectionery. hut otherwise tto.
not train.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

Reformera usually greatly ovoresti-
mate tho direct Importance Of the work
IN which they are engaged. There arc
today a half dczon different movements,
says q writer IN Womanhind, each Of
which, we are confidently assured By
their rog1ectivo promoters, Il destined
90 usher IA she millennium oz aomething
very like Il Somehow on other the
most Of us feel that none OF the move.
meats viii rcgolutioni1o tho world at
once and yet every effort "a improve.
ment though Il fails In its direct aim,
aocomplishes much---ogten more than
the refofmofs themselves dream q. The
ballot per 30 will not do q great deal
for women. aud women viii probably
do httlo for politics, but for all that
suffrage for woman uieans q great donl
Il is radical step forward
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08


England haa . ynohtsWoman 90 skiil.
lul and EenoUnod that ne ore scouts
the notion ol her winning The coveted
Americas onp s0mo iins dny. She "a
Miss Maud Sutton. She comes of an old
and distinguished family. especially an
the annala qf yachting nr fufhcr, Sir
tiichnru sutton, BorA wds falnoa.
yachlamnn His schooner, tho Aiine.
was one ol The most celebrated Of q col
ehrated ioet In 1871 Nh. Ashbury.
who waa deternirod % have another
Try for the Americas cup buiit 1.-Two
MIA For the Prince Of Wales cup she
had - an antagonist Alina who beat
hel.
His son. the late Sir Richard Sutton.
inherited his fathers tastes and was
one Of the gallant band which patri.
oiically journoyed across ths Atlantic
His cutter, Gonesta. carried on several
handsome guerdons IN thess wators. but
she was defeated By the Puritan for tho
coveted international trophy.
Il was on such vessels as these and
surrounded By such Influences that Miss
Sutton paaned her earliest yeara Her
lrst practical experience Of racing dates
frora 1891. when aho and her sister
owned the ono-half raier Eileen between
them. Next year the sisters dissolved
partnership, Miss Maud Sutton pro
foErins Pique while hgt sister came 60
Amerioa for the islicilously named fior
Wee Winn. Whereas the latter took
eight 0rsi prizes IN 1 1 starts, Pique only
secured throo "a IA
Tired Of the uncertainty connected
with English built boats and inspired
BY The phenomenal success Of Wee
Winn, Miss Maud Sutton orderod an
American boat. and the one-rnlor Nor
wona was turned out at Bristol. Il. l.,
Ia 1893. Alorwena answered expecta-
tons, evenif they were inflated. Her 80
prizes Ia 1893 are now represented hy q
handsome diamond crescent ana al
ready this year she has obtained l8
prizes out Of "a starta
About Aias Sutton'e soamanship it IL
unnecessary 70 speak. The fact that she
always steers Der boat herself Il sufi
cient testimony 70 her skill and ability.
She ia rarely stopped BY tho weather. =.
New York World
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

For tho frat drno IA tho history Of
Scottish universities tWo young women
he7o received tho degreo az bachelor oi
medicine ana 1aaeter Al snrgc1y. The
goang women who have hnd fhe honor
~ leading tho way Ga this diroodon are
Mim Marion Cilnhrist of noihwoll and
Miss Alico LILLIAN Louisa Cumming Of
Glasgow. The University q Glasgow
granted their degrees AZ tlo graduation
ceremony held cn tuly 30
Both Of thoso young womtn hare
rindicd ia Queen Margaret college. now
She womans dopMtment oi tho Uni
yoraiiy q Glasgow. Three years were
spent Ia the arls anf lour year1 90 mcd-
iclne. their clinical work having been
taken in tie Royal indannry and Sick
Chlld1en's hospital AZ che university
degree lu aris wns not 1pan AZ thal time
90 Woman. Miss oilchfI1t took in arts
the general certificate ol oneon Marga.
rol college She now appears on l|sa
university graduation IIst q she third
IA nnk of the SIX oardIdatc1 who took
tho denIce Of al b q ~. 'wilh hieh
o1lfdandaI|on There were oi grad
rntea Of whom 14o taot 1onol1. as
htnh conmenaailcn. eight oommondn.
sion and 1a pas
.uDm tI1Io0IoI college vas founded
"a 1888 81 lho Glasgow Association tcF
I.o H|It0 HduaIIoI d, Women Iu
1890 Ia'N oo||l adde's It IN 0cu|IE
~ |a .r1co| o 0|c'r1 IoI "on
1 tI ga university NNo end
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

The latest addition to the fashionable
wardrobe q an odd garment made with-
out sleeves. les chic affair, however.
and bids fair 70 b very popular. The
6rst bodice 0l this description was horn
in Franoa It was made Of black chiffon
over black iaoa. FImsy bows of che
chiffon g1aoed each shoulder These
bows were the only asmhlnnce o. sleeves
which the bodice poasenaod. But odd a.
iho idea may seem, sets Of sleeves were
sold with it They were an q solno
shoor material Ike chiffon o. crope.da
ohiae. hut made according % q variety
Of designa
One pair ol sleeves Woro 81 white
chiffon rpiiiog ard had d sofa, biiloWY
appearance very o1cctivo Another pair
were very bouiIant scarlet poQa Tho
bodies ia 20 Be- worn with dlnoront
nkiria and tie idea 81 tohavo tho sleeves
mnloh the shirt IN color. The Parisian
modislo is certainly unlqua - New
York world
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08


p a 10 LONGER correct 10 tnIf az not.
ticoat goVernnent The rui8 OF woman
waveroth nok but iho pettiooat f. doom.
Cd, ia dying. q almost gone. Perhaps
wo shall say Combination govern.
nonh o. Equestrian tights'' govern
meut o.. moro plain spoken, talk of
'hreeohos" government meaning. Of
course. thu tyranny Of the ladies' who
w0ee them. SaFaloRa'a aarlnr horse
woman, energetic pedestrian end plncly
hill climbers drvaa for hot weather,
hard WORK. safety. hshtnoan. ornvon.
i---- hct 20 tl,ese por heaety
which tgunrccnds thoin All. nor modes
y, which - q thing Of custom largely,
Is le - found IA dust trailing. mud
draRglod alriria
Beneath her ample dress skirt the
1aiA 1A1atoaan wears almost always the
ba8gy Turkish trousers Of silk, or Il ca
eqaesilian Tho vide hppod, narrow
kneed hroechos Of tho gentleman jockey.
And here. as elsewhere in this yonr of
miracles is seen the occasional bicyclist
IA kniokors and rcd choeRa
''But men will stare y we said IN
l80a.
tBut men don't stare. " we say IN
1894 AT least not more than they
would anyhow and always did. Besides
we like them 70 look interested.
What will 1896 sayf Perhaps Il win
be reactionary. Whether it is or not, I
look 70 rec more and more women clad
IN hifurcated garmenta We shall have
knickorbocker bicycle suita bathing
suits, gymnasium suits, bowling suite,
perhaps even business suita It's tho
modern idea that oaoh woman may wear
what abe wisheB that will let them in.
--Chicago Record
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

Woman's sense Of justice is stronger
than mans aud the only hope Of Inn
proving the condition 81 tho toiiors lies
IN convincing woman Of the injustice
sha IL doing through submission % pres
ent conditiona It ID 20 the interest Of
both sexes that eomoA shall organize.
Organize our wofking women. and we
reogganize society. Workiugmen have
never given % women the attention
which should b given ia lhis direction.
Until women aro we'll organised thore
a little hope of success among oEgani-
zations Of man. The trades union should
begin with the household Alice j.
Woodbridge IN American Fsdorationist,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

Our sister republic 90 the south hns'
boon invaded b. the movement fo
onfrnnchisemont q woman, ~
now the movement is being
BY tho Mexican press with no
imntion. The immediate G
present interest was the ref
Of The city courts 10 licen
Law student 20 practice
writer's Of Mexico hav
ing the broadening q
and advising ladies
which had hitherto
BY the men. They
come naleswomen, 3
keepers telegraphel
two years ago. when
ated as q medical *
mitted to prnctice med
Of the country had q "a
about the great advane
work.
Tho great majority Of "a
indorso the opinion q the x
does not want to see q femals
They think that the legal profaa
too near the ballot box, and that VI.
women are allowed 70 practice law they
cannot well be hinderod from voting.
which MsSieo - good ways nom b.
ing prepared for yok New Orleans Pic.
nyuno
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

me varlabrn q 4 a1ako aTo lilfs1
together with a sort OF ball and socket
articulation, which, however. q caFl,-
be of motion only from side 70 side.
A snake moves by propolling himself
on tho points OF the scales which. 90
him. anbwor the purpose ol riba a
snake does not climb a tree Or bush
BY coiling around Il. bias BY holding
on with the points Of is scales A
snake On Q pane ol plate glass y al.
most helpless. Exchange
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

The friends-~and she hns sooros of
them-of CaihaEino Cole (1larearet
Field win - pleased % ionrn that ialo
loiicrs 0tom Bavaria. where sho ie now
under treatment for q nervous maindy,
bring encouraging newa The change.
rosi and treatment aIe AL proving hono.
aclal and Mira Field, ln leiiela written
by heuolf EIgtl cyidoreo 81 seeming
hopeful of lha rl1rIIs ol iho a1porImonl
with Father hnlonp' remedies The roi.
nilVoH oi thla gifted ana ercal'y beloved
writes are induIeIna ln fho hope thnt
che win come homo a Ieast "a o fair
way 10 rocoYeky
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

hare had Co ciamor Tor educational o.
poftunitiea had u not been tor iust such
men as this ono. There were many rsa.
sons Why 50 proforrod Yale. Of oounss.
hoale 81 whish applied eqaaIlg wall 70
iho women who desired b g0 to chat
well o1taullahcd university rather than
80 ether c--a cTctywhere ere e.
bs eensEataiaieA On the apiEit Of the re-
port cf she New York state beard q ts.
genla ~ -arooklyn Eagla
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

MIt Charles Henrolin. lho nIio of
ChcaHo hanker aud hneIl q leader
ol society. recently nddt sooI.lis.
l|o meeIing Of oGtr 600 n.on an1 uo|h-
an AZ Kimbail h1II chIoro. onon lha
Wrcns oI women Na.o a.inas an1 iho
alVenIn1t pI Nt o|et' In4 laN. fe.
eonfNna l1a IaI0 81
l'onf IN printing o1 Iraa
and cf1I I|0o H0t H. 04 1g
3. rIcieal|y without Not
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

nueI
daring Venture
to bite.
AZ to bait, be ordinary angler win
use either VI tIns on bait 6sh. Select
your bait ia Rroporti0n to the size Of
your hook. \ worm which Just GOV.
on & hook 81 much better than ono
that has to De gathered b 90 on. In
sert the point of the hook shout o
quarter Of an inch from the head Of
the worm, press the worm onto the
hook and not The hook into the worm.
Make the bait cover the hook as well
and smoothly as possible or the fab
will detect tho imposition you aro
practicing upon them. The hook
should be inserteds,in tho mouth Of
the bait fish and thopcint pushed 70
ward les tail it Is worry coed plan
70 scatter some bait Of ipfeEior quail.
ity on top of the water % attract hsh
Of ell kinds Allow this 70 remain
undisturbed for awhile, and then
after the dsh have gathered gently
drop your hook into the water, bait
ed with superior bait. and Nthe iish
win Immediately recognize II aud
fight for tho morsel.
II you are angling IN running wa
ter, remember that fish always lie
with their heads up stream waiting
for food to float 70 them IN the cur.
rent. Il u much easier 70 pull g fish
down stsenm Than up.
u you are fortunate enough 20
possess arod and reel, remember lhit
the line SHOULD never BE- allowed 70
romain on the reel when wet, es e
win rot "A good plan is 10 twist
your line around the back Of q com,
mon wooden chair until dry and
them pass Il through a piece Of oiled
l.s,hpr held between tho thumb and
f0rofinger A limo 20 or 40 yards Iona
is generally found ample for orilnat
~ purposes Philadelphia Press
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

with t1o view 81 preparing for unitof.
sity degrees The aret two young womon
TO receive thia doereo were heartily con.
gratulatod BY largo assembly. Now
#oeh Essn
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

At iia epnpal convention the 6nlt
lake Equal Suffrage association passed
D resolution % eond Mrs Duoli 81 aid
81 the kanaaa campaign Il che funds
can be raised
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

10. 3, Oh E.S. Meets
fdegs in each In0ctil rs
lCeNA cod0nOvE, w. IA.
lDf, Sec
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

~ Encampmcut No. 4.
n'tndnr8days Of each
ardlaily Invited,
TAuDI, G. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06
4 BUSINESS ROMANCE.
tIst:,s Tru. story Of the !ii-r Of a Hum
BILE Youu= Man.

1t Istls rru.. story Of the 1i-~ OF Hum
BILE Young Man.
A voun- man who v.tS working a.
,-laaA IN a,l iafpurtHl- h"E.r Id "'''a-
s;.,il t.ctpr.itl- in tli, c,,.... e ci business
t. c,,il q; "a ceIG.in large manufacturing
est:.hiiSilr.t.i. The head If tlte concern
TOOK "A fancy 10 him. O,,- cay he asked
the vouny man what Sal.Iy hc was ut
ting. WHAT his chances uf promotion
were and 81 IN. re was todd and ,hcn
said to the young man that lac Thought
there Was a better opportunity for hIm
in his Office than in tine huuse where he
w;ls then employed
The young Nan replied tina: he should
Of course Ike TO better himself. hut
that his engagement would not permit
HIM to leave for some time 10 come.
Tie head Cf the house s1id lac thought
he might induce his employer tn let
hlm gn He accordingly wrote a note o.
the senior partner II the imp ng
house, with wAsn Ice was on intimate
terms, saying that lac had formed "a i;k-
ing for the young man, that hc believed
there was better opening for luln n
his Office and asking that he be Released.
The next day the young man came back
with letter in which his emu,oyer,
while expressing regret at losing his
services, said that lie recognized the
larger opportunity offered him, and, "a:
he didn't want To stand in his way, re
leased him The clerk went To work il
his new position and - confirmed liis
employers good impressions that ha
promotion was Inpid. He went ilcm unt
responsible position To another until he
was next to the manager Z the house.
\ short Time AZ the lt,ui. Ser died. auc
''uur hero. nov pn longer a y.'uu-
man of course, but stu III the prime %
life. took his place at a salary vcry
nearly If not quite a. large as that oi
the president Of the United States -
New York Recorder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06

The attention of the readers is
calie L to the advertisement of the
Northwest Texas Baptist cOileg,.
i'm this issue. Young men and young
ladies, who are expecting to leave
home to attend college, should he~i-
tate before going a long distance
when there Is college only few
hours ride from them which has a
curriculum equal TO any. Economy
in education is commeudable when
no sacrifice is made. Why spend
mone- travelling hundreds If miles
for an education when the very best
can be had almost at your door.
Decatur, Texas, Is only 100 miles
from Ardmore; beautiful and
heal:hful location. The faculty Is
one Of the most fhcient i'm the
south, with \. J. Emerson a. its
head. Emerson is recognized n a
leading educator of the country. q
gentleman of large and profitable
experience. lie has the true idea
of education, that is thOrQughness
in all things. lie does not hesitate
TO tell the average young man or
lady that il will take five years OF
hard work To complete the course OF
study and gain q diploma from his
college But e degree from this in
stitution will mean something. II
has a curriculum equal ~ any coll
lege west of the Mississippi river.
Send for catalogue. soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06

Raikes asked Montrond once if 1t
We're true that Louis Philippe gave hin
a pension. lie answered. "Yes. 20, ,UUC
francs u year for speaking well If him
III the clubs and in England. - MuntruuC
before his death went through the form
of IA conversion and made his peace will
the church. When the priest asked linn.
You probably in old times uttercc
many pleasantries against religion
No, " said he coldly, Il have been ac-
cused, and justly accused, III my life
time of many vices. have never becB
accused Of being an imbecile.
Montrond was an inveterate gambler
One day he had a quarrel with some
people he had been playing with at
cards. He few TO Talleyr,,nd in a state
of great agitation. Would you believe
it. said he, they threatened to throw
me out of the window Il have al
ways advised you. said Talicyrand
very quietly, never to play cards TX.
cept OH the ground floor. San Fran.
cisco Argonaut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06
neatt,.. orean. .nd PIans..

Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, Of Washing
ton, New Jersey, the great Organ
and Piano manufacturer, is building
more Organs and Pianos than ever.
In 1870 Mr.. Beatty LEFT home a PEN
niless plow boy, and by his indomit-
able will he has worked his way up
so as to sell SO far, nearly 100, 900 Of
Beatty's Organs and Pianos since
1870. Nothing seems to dishearten
him; obstacles laid in his way, that
would have wrecked an Ordinary man
forever, he turns TO an advertisement
and comes out OF il brighter than
ever. His Instruments, as is well
known, are very popular and are TO
be found in all parts OF the world.
We are informed that during the
next ten years he intends TO sell 200, :
OOO more of his make; that means q
business OF S2U, 900, 900, If We average e
them at 500 each. IL is already the
largest business Of the kind in exist
ence. Write or call upon Daniel 4.
Beatty, Washington, New Jersey, for
catalogue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06
Cu.tnm. of Polish womrn.

In Poland prince>>es and peasant
Wear around the throat several rows g..
huge coral beads which are supposed tc
be lucky-the bigger the beads the great
er the luck-and the d;n-y looking m,
ch:mts Of the "Zwicrjcnctz Jew :.
quarter of tine town.. 1T Craruw. rc:Il'l q
small fortunes from the sale uf ih"st
coral necklaces, for - Pole Of the luv 20
classes VIII almost sooner ~ without
food or without her beloved "volki
(brmdyJ than fuIcgu this cherished or
nament. The -r.'udc dame Is 80 la1,!.
To separate from hcr lucky hc..d, tAat
when donning evening dress with ID:
paraphernalia of pearl, and d.a.t.u,...
She c.,rries them III her pocl.r, ,r in tu,
inside If her curSagc.
While on the subject Of Poland ms,
add that the orthodox Jewesses there
with whom the country literally swarm,
are easily distinguished, apart IL, u
wigs which they are forced Ia adopt oI
the morrow If theiG wedding day TIA, j
religion exactS that on the weddiu. nighi
the tre>>eS should fall under the bites oi
IA pair Of silver scissors, and the m;issa
ere Is 80 complete that, shoin CLOSE {,
the scalp, they conceal the skull undel
i hIdcUus construction Of cususe silkci
strands, highly ornamented III mu>., c,,s 81
with bands - Llack velvet seWed Wit
small peall l. and turquoises New Nurl
Tribune
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06
ARUMoRE AFTER III.

Ii seems that Ardmore j. pull
my for tie p~izc tight; H" Judge
kilgore is There and his r.puiaiion
rs kicker is wei known BESIDES
the AkDMoRErrE and Rev John
son are opposed to H. li"wrTcr.
the ARDMoREIrE would vri.r it up
in grand style should it tal,r place
The ChickaSaw militia wouldpr"h-
ably attempt to Remove the crowd
as intrnderS, bat the crowd would
not mind that. y few hundred
dollars of hush money would not
be grudged. The Christian broth
ers might be induced to attend rs
an additional attraction.
1t would all depend upon Judge
Kilgore. If he could hc induced
To refer the matter to MASTER IN
chanccry or made to see that the
laws of Arkansas did not cover
the ease the fight might beprruiit-
ted to come off. At amy rate th,
matter is being thought Of >rri
ouSly. y.-(iaineSvillc Hc>prrian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06
werk End E.eur.I.n..

The week end excursion, of the G..
&. x :. r. Ry.. having been 50 well
patrOnized and appreciated by the
public the management have decided
10 continue them through September
and on Sept. and - VIII again put
on the very low rate 90 - for the
round trip % Galveston. lct all who
can take n dip ~ the gull and enjoy
the sea breeze. Can upon tie under
signed for complete 81 formation
which is chcerfully furnished nj all
times. I. r. mason, Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06

The week Ind ESesr.Ions to Gal, cat.n.
Have proven So popular ;hr Santa
Fe has concluded ~ extend the vN-
cursion rates through the month uf
September, and will Therefore sell
tickets from Temple 10 points north
10 Paris and Purcell, inclusive. On
Saturdays, sept. 9Th and 2lst, 90 q
nominal rate not exceeding - for
the round trip, tickets limited fur re-
turn to- Tuesday morning following
date OF sale. The Galveston board
of trade viii entertain cxcurssonists
with free excursions 10 the jctties.
". >. KEENAN,, g.. =. A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06
Dedication chlekamauaa National Park

Chattanooga, Tenn, September -
anil -. FOR this occasion the g.. g..
q ;. r. Ry., Santa Fe Route will
sell round trip tickets on September
- and 10 to Chattanooga. Tenn, and
return at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets are good TO return up
10 and including Oct, -.
special low rates will be made from
Chattanooga 10 all points "a rate OF
one cent per mile during the dcdica-
ton. Call upon the undcrsignsd for
further information which viii be
cnrcrfullv given.
J.. y. mason, As,Et.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-06
Elevator Girl.

There are three buildings in Philadel.
phia in which the elevators are exclu-
sively run by girls. They are the Wom
ans Christian assOciation' = big building,
at Eighteenth and Arch streets. the
Girls High school and the Normal
school In the first building all the cnl-
ployees are women except the engineer
and fireman.