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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
GRAND BICYCLEMEET.

Arrangements are completed for a
bicycle meet to be held here Saturday,
May % Every thing has been done to
make this meet the best ever held in this
section. There are to be held four races
at the fair ground and five mile road
race. Valuable prizes are offered, and as
riders are expected from all over this
state and from Massachusetts and New
Hampshire, there will be no lack of in
terest. There will be no admission to
fair ground and it would greatly please
those interested to have everybody at
tend who can. There will also be club
race between the teams here and at Lyn-
donville tor a silver pitcher valued at
SIS The days programme will close
with grand lantern parade" in the
evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTRE.

Last Wednesday Walter Wright was
surprised in very pleasant manner by
few relatives and friends, the occasion
being his seventy-eighth birthday.
Dinner was prepared by members of the
household during his absence in the
forenoon, and the guests were assembled.
On his return his surprise was complete.
The occasion was enjoyed by all, and
several presents were left to serve as
a pleasant reminder Of the mile stone
passed. Mr., Wright was born in this
town and excepting seven years has al
ways lived here.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17

Mrs. Lena M. Weixler, who pre-
ferred living with Henry F. Bellheld
rather than her husband, recently
received a set back at Burlington,
whittier she had gone with lover,
who was superintendent of the CON
struction of the military post electric
road. The woman's father, b. H..
Chandler, went and interviewed her
but ended by leaving her where she
was. She was then ordered by the
chief of police to leave the city, which
she did.
A lodge of Good Templars was or
ganized in Waterbury recently by
Mrs. c. D. Edgerton OF Northheld.
Forty people joined.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
A PROMISING HORSE.

Charles E. Kirk and Abel Hartshorn
of Danvlle have bought new horse,
Billy Bird, 2264. This horse was foaled
in 1887, and sired by Jay Bird. He had
a record of 2.31a "a and was the sire of 80
trotters nthe 2.3O list. Billy Birds dam
was Emma g., who has a record of
2.3Ssl and was the dam of Ernest Will
ton, 2.27A Billy Bird is half-brother
to some whose records are below 2.10.
Stands 1921, and weighs 1860 pounds
He is as promising horse as can be
found in St. Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
LETTERS.

The list for the past week as follows {;
Robert English, Albert Harleigh Hill,
John w. Godfrey, F. v Libbey, J. P.
Marsden, Joseph Mudgett, Dr.. Prichard,
Ambrose Ranney, 7. Stannaway, Horace
B. Stanley Chas. Roberts, A. F. Whit
nev, Mrs. w. NJ. P. Adams, Mrs. Chas.
Eggleston, Miss Winnie Mason.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
REMOVAL.

A. ]. Roy has removed his barber shop
to the basement Of the Republican
BLOCK, opposite Scott's grocery, where
ne will be pleased to see old and new
customers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
NEW ADS THIS WEEK.

Stallion Parade.
Big -Four Route.
Insolvency Notice.
Gasolenc stove for Sale.
Caledonia Bank-Statement.
Ask Them Why ?-Cottolene.
Bicyces-Boynton & Eastman.
Elephants Ear-C. c. Bingham.
A Tale Speeds Best. A. Moore.
We Sell Coal-A. b. Noyes & Co.
spectacles-J. +. Tinker, Danyille.
Work Wanted in Private Family.
First National Bank-Statement.
Sunday Dinners-Allison & Davie.
Best Cream Separator-D. c. Gage.
Tjly White Flour-Ranney & Potts
The Wheels of Fashion,. S. Meigs.
Seeds for Crops-A. V. Andrews & Co.
stoves, Furnishings, etc.-A. w. Scott.
Ladies' Furnishings-E c. Pierce 6, Co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
PASTURE TO RENT,

T. will rent a portion of my New Land
arm tabout 60 acres) near North Concord
ugpot, for pasture Never-failing springs,
Penty of shade, well fenced, good yard and
morse morse shed handy. 1t will make dandy
pasture.
CHAS. S. HASTINGS,
St. Johnsbury, VT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11

sana nubIos, 10 lanae bas &esieruuss,
fpfem oahelbe bleibt. Da8 Nubito.
rum ipenbete bem Rebner bel bieier
unb anberen dbnliden &raftteueu ares
ZEN 8eifaq. Nud Graf Serbert Bis,
ntard mabte feinem agrarii1 beranlag.
ten 9eraeu in biefer 8eriammluns
2uft. gr erlduttrte In eingebenber
Weiie ben Wtonopolantrag bes @rafen
3anib fomobl, tuie bic Wdbrunssfrage,
unb fpra9 fid ebenio enti1iebem fir
ben 4anib'i9en Nutras, mie fiir eine
Ddbrungsdnberuns. alS fiir ben l1e.
bergang gum 8imetallismus aus.
= Sn Der preuBiI@en Mbeinprobin3
berfpitrte man am 8. Mdr3 beftige @rbs
H6se. 8ie &i9tung berIelben erifrefte
li6 bon Slboten nod Norbmefsn.
= Sin glidli9er Weiie aiemIi6 pers
eia3elt bafebenber Sal iugenbIider
9erworfenbeit tpirb aus ber Yropins
aial 8eherun9Sanfalt in 9saumbrrp
an Der saale gerelbet. Sm borieen
Sabre wurbe Elm bort interuirter Gna,
be Nameus 8reiBel gu einem Sabre
@efdngniB perurtbeilt. neil er einen aus
beren anaben nit einem 9Oientrdser
ermiir9t bate. 3mei aubere anaben,
Namens Sunse uno 9Ofmann. battsn
ibn benuncirt. Sic batten beihippren.
baB bic Shat aus llebermutb unb nibt
nit 8orbebadt gefdeben iei. staralid
fam aber uieber ein dbnliber Jall Dor
unb nun musben 9offmann unb Sunse
OILS Der 3bat berbdhtis oerbaftet. sic
getanben, bamals falf6 seidmoren gu
baben un0 baB lie bic Shat gemeiuiam
besausen bdtten, neil 8ei3el fas @s=
fdngniB Der itrengen 3u9t in Der 8ei'
ferungaafalt pOrge3ogen bdtte. 2ests
bin tuieberbolten iie ibr 8erbre6en nod
einmal nit snei anberen 8uri9en,
NamenS 8lantenbere unb M0bius.
Sie idmmtli6en 8etbeiligten feben i'm
Ilter BON Is bis II Sabren. Sunse
uuo Wf6bius nurben au Is, Blantens
berg 5u II unb Sofmann Su 2 Sabren
@efdngniB perurtbeilt. 8rei3el spirb
bon neuem megen Msrbes proeeifrt
merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
81 i6lieBen i6ien, baB Ell Ire &iiuitJe
tbei(e. nDu willit nun enolid pernill5@

gu i6lieBen idien, baB Ell lire @iiuicje
tbei(e. nDu milllt nun enolid pernilr;>
tis reroen! Iu iollit iebeu, lpie otlt
alleS gebt, mir mrtleu unier Slid
briioerlih tbeileu! |aB lniH Die sies
gel offnen, i'd Tin geibidter ais Ga"
nGeb' erit Lin uno ;ilnoe einen
neuen Seu6tlpan an, ia9fe 1ana.
nSa, oas mill i6 tbun,' erpiberte
iie uno trat an ben 0erb.
SIN ielben Qu9enblif ersriff Sam
ben griet 6ffnete bic 1biir uub perz
ldlpanb. 9ulios itieB einen sellenoen
gdrei aus.
rSam," riei iie, .lpobin millit Gu
nur?"
sd mill Geinen @atb befolsen," !"
antluortete cine lilpel1be Sttlnme pom
brauBen.
Ger 8rief, Der 8rief! 9ld, Gam,
mas neinit Gu MIR nit meinem
0atb?"
rsasteit On nid)t porbin, baB man
bier in bieler @elt nur an baS Ni9tise
oenft, uno Sas gtiielid)e mdblt?n
pWesbalb ersdblit Du mir bas serabe
iett?" fraete iie dnsitlid.
rSasteit Gu nidt aud, baB mir
reeli6 tbeilen lpollteu? 0esbalb iolllt
Gu nur on Sas Niislide oensen, pdbs
reno i'd binsebe uno tbue, mas i'd fir
redt balte!"
aRit bieien @orten perl6mano Gam
I'M Ounfel bes Waloes, obne auf bic
ralenben sSutbausbrii6e 5u adten, bic
auliOg ibm na6ianbte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
e@IaN NoFafett,

faopfung, TrIbfiun unb dbnlfGe Setn.
tu9uneen, in69eu fe nun bic Golge BON
fbermdbigem Stubiuni, ileberdrbeituug,
ober bon tpibernatiirli1 li1en @epobnbeiten
nnb Grcehen ietn, tperben nit 9robem Grfote
als etne Speetalitdt bon benz Gpectalieeuhak
ees nSnnalibs' 9otel nnb Surgicol Snifitutes
IN Buffalo, VI. D., bebaubelt. Reri6nlide
nnterfn4une III ntdt INNER notbtpenbi0.
Sisle GdlIe tuerben erfoIsretb brisFid be.
kanhslt.
&siBbuta. Cine neus, b6Aft erfolsrtt4s BE-
banbluns 10 far aifbma uub 1euttsber eus.
bedt tpor6en; bteielbe fanu per Poft ober per
Grpres beiorst tperben.
Riat Bios sine tbeil,ueife, ioubern etns
srluolide, eine rabiiaIe 2ur.
@essn gaupbleten, Gnfraseformulareu,
Rsferensen unb fonifigen Gin;elbeiten Tn Nes
trsff ser obeugenannten 8ranfbeiten iperhe
mon fi4 inter g'fi' IL bon iehn Gents in
Urtstmarfen a. rld's Dispensary
MEDICAL Assocl''i Watu Gtr., Hxf
faio, u. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
Dr.. prices Cream 8afine pomoer.
1as holltommealte. hos gentaAt !pirh.
Nus Snfin mirh nom II m;

Nus 3ofio wirb bonn IL. Mdra
beri6tet, bob China fit bereit ertldrt
babe, bic ibm BON Sapan geRe0ten
Sriebens 8ebiusungen an3unebmen.
Die gereinbarung III In erfer 2inie
ben beiben ameritanifden @eianbten
tn Sapan unb @bina, ben 3erren
Dunn In Sotio unb Denbb in Yeting
au3ui9reiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
Nene &leioeritoffe.
Oanlell : gaiQeu.

unier GROCER 8erfauf bon Dlmen.
Saiuen bdlt au. Sir baben bereiis ur.
eebeure luautitdten bertauft unb iebe
&aaferin TT aufrieben unb bod e1freut
iiber bic bibide auswabl, ipelae fie Dor.
sefnnsen.
9Mhf@e 8ereale=9atllem, nit 8ra.
gen u1b Nanf1etten, punftirt cber ae
ntufte.t, bic tpobl rs @ents tpertb fnb, ,u
so GentS.
Sin @orratb BON 4ercale= gaiIlen,
pie aus 8arners borsiigIt9em, neuem
yereale angefertiet itnb. NIT &ragen unb
Mani&etten neuei ten Shutters, bic @inen
Dollar brtneen iollten, 3u rs GemtS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
Strnmpf : Waarel,

SO 9nbenS iafparse ,,Mtacu". De,
mei11trnmpts, tn gutter 2dnee, teiu gear,
bettet, toertb 35 GeniS bas Boar. Hir
Oerfaufen biefeIbsn iett sa 25 Gemts.
10 Sntenb feline DamenifrdmpIe
NIT SoppeLiobIen. ipertb 80 Gents, irer.
ben su 35 GentS bas 9aar pertauft.
so SuRenb StrimpIe fur Rinber
Huo pi.se Mdoden, obue Nabt, Gerbb
Mibbe'. @robe 6-9H, Elm gutter artisei
si'r 2. Gents, tperben su 12H GemtS
he. e. nit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
d5anoid5nb. 9epertenleat,

TT OSVVSV'~v
40 2nteu6 Damen @lace 9anb.
lhuhs, . 8n5pfe 2dnae, teeuIdrer Breis
81 60; 5m rs GemtS bas Raar.
90 Nmten0 Dainen @auuiIets, in
t.ien unn buntIen Sarben, elm 8areain
gu $l.bo, iest nnr fir $1.OO.
50 9ntenb Damen Mensquetntre, 8
snopfe sdnee in allen shattirungeu, fiir
ssln9 uno Sromenabe; elm gutter $500
saabi.bub 3u $3.50.
8 9meemo gbamois SanbiGube, 81
anopf &dage, 3u &1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
In Woltsol's uanmut1 Stores koellt IlI
EuTe Wuelscle zu alien zeitel befTiedlqel.
Sbwarse &leiberitoife.

Dieies Oepartement 1T mebr aIs re,b.
baltis unb brilliant auSseitattet
SO 3Da breite icbiuarae 6em=
rtettn, etn Nrttfel, Der ME enc sSarbe
nerltert, nnb ntsmaIs unter 95 Gents Der
tauft ipurbe; unier Special. @erfaufsrreis
24 Gents.
.3S 3Da breite iebtparse Sem=
rtetta, bic ben in allen anbsren Sdeea
gu 30 @entS pertauften an Site aIeid,
foninen; unfer gretS so GentS.
3S 3Dll breite iebtparse Seu=
rtetta, nit Seibe bur1nirtt, unb ebeu,p
gut tpte trgenb elm 30 Gents SHUTTER i'm
Sanbe. rlnfer 8erfaufSpreis 35 GentS.
40 3na breite feime ihmarse
Serge. ieber Saben Bolle; etne Qua.
lttdt. Die so Gents pertb 1T. llnier
8ertaufspreis A. Gents.
45 3Dl brette irbiparse gturm
gerae, gang Wone, hiibl4 ausaeitattet,
friiberer Rreis 65 gents, iett 40 Gemts.
prieitlep's ibtparse unb tpeiBe, blaue
uno tpeife nnb 9raue unb tpeiBe Sbep.
berb'S Rlatbs, ipertb 80 Gents; unier
BerfanfSpreis IS GentS.
5 gtiide 4riefffeD'S 9ace 9amiie,
bubl9 tpie etn Bib; tptrfitner Mertb
$l.4b; nnier 8erfaufSpreis 90 Gents.
Sdtpar5er 8pnrette gei6emer
8remaotne, cie neueite Npoitdt in Gre
naotne, ipettb $l.75; unier @srtaufs=
preis $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11

Dr.. prices Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsansRequues Reaaile unh 1iplom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11

8eiab GtifereieH!
$500 gtiide ueme Gtidsreieu,
DE 8rDbte MuswabI bon 9teubeiten ia
ait nnieren @erfaufss anb 8argaintifHen |
gu ieben.
5000 DarnS samburser stidereien,
e BITS Sou brett, tpertb 10 gents, bieje
8ohe fur 5 Gents.
$500 DarbS Sanburser Gtidereien
IN hhbthen, eTclniiuen Muftern, bon AZ
Dts 9 5ol brett, bic 20 Gen.s tpertb finb
50 10 GemtS.
1900 stiide riutii6e etiGeseien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
V0Ifs0n's grOssarige R9lnulgs TGlksQtG.
iiber BARcAINs.--
Jedes Department Weist ReduktioDeD auf,
vie sic ME VoIleT VeIzeicnlet WoIdel sind.
seioenSeuge seioenseuae! /!

l1niere Ansiteuuaa bon 9eibenseuaen
iibt Die 8rDbte Nttraftion aus. Die Bill
ltgen Breiis sieben bic 8unSen an - oter
uinlere Sorrdtbe iinb nneridSpfIi6. @ir
cffertren nod iinnler:
70 Stiitfe 0abutai 9eiSe, wertb
80 Gents, a,l 29 @ents.
8smaftcrte &abmtai=0S aihieibe,
3u 45 Gents.
27 3Da brelte gurab 8lace, in
eellen unb bunfeln Yarben, tpertb 90
@ents, gu so Gents.
Nene &leioeritoife.
27 3oa breiter ,,Muufieline
Brittle, ter neueite pafhehte Stoff,
Heue MuIter in allen @enres, 3u 35 @ts.
30 stiide meme frama1iiid,e ga.
teens, tn ben auerneusften D.uitern, au
35 @ents.
27 3pa breite Geibenitpffe, in
tlelnen allerliebften Muitern unb DoppeI,
farbsn, gu 80 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-11
Waimeltlte stpffe.

3 sfiiten Oreb stbte Seeriuders @inas
bans, reguldre 7, ,tnb 10 Gents =Waare
su 5 Gents
2 &iiten grtra Beetle Giniib Sateens,
SriiblinssitOife, 80 3oa brett, 121s @ts.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-02
Hoods Pills cure sickheaGache, bill
iousness, and all liver Ills. % cents.
Attention, Claim wnrrs!

Owners of mining claims should re
member that in order to secure the
benefit of the Act of Congress, APP
proved July IS, 1894, suspending the
clause OF the mining law requiring
500 worth of assessment work to be
done on claims each year, that they
must file notice setting forth their
desire to take such benefit, with the
district or county recorder where the
original notice of location was filed.
This notice must be filed before Jan.
l, 1895.
Blank notices can be had at the In.
DEPENDENT office for ten cents each.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-02
The Best Paying Mine.

The biggest gold mine in the world
New York. Originally surface for
nation, it has developed into a we'll
extended ledge of unusual size, and
is being worked for all it is worth
No mining machinery is bought, and
there are no assessments. Last month
n dividend of 81 100000 was declared
on one weeks operation. in addition
TO the regular profits. Neither the
Utica Of Angels nor the Kennedy of
Amador can compare with the profit
derived from the Wall street mine,
and the wonderful yield OF the Wit
watersand is only a pocket when
compared with the frecst Of free gold,
300 fine, that is produced i'll the aurif-
erOus workings OF the clever Eastern
syndicate. In after years, when the
marvellous tales OF 40 are told I'M
believing ears, it may be that the
mines of "a will be but myth, but
at present they are monopoly and
are protected by the highest officials;
whenever the profits are not up to
the avaricious desires of the partici.
pants in the scheme. little enlivener
known as "a bond issue" makes
merry the minds Of the manipulators.
1t is not d wildcat mine, this gold
discovery Of Wall street, but it is a
dishonest method Of mining, and de-
serves suppression. Strict compli-
an3e with the national law (which in
this case runs in parallel lines with
common sense) would summary end
this swindling mine, which discredits
the government and those Of the gov
ornment's. servants who make such
methods possible Mining and Scien-
tihc Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-02
Guarded His Masters Body.

The body of John O'Brien, who was
working about six miles from the
summit Of the Sierras, was discovered
buried in the snow last Friday. He
got lost in the storm and died from
exposure. He had lost one of his
snowshoes and was only two miles
from his cabin. His dog guarded his
body until nearly starved. and then
went to woodchoppers' camp three
miles away and induced the men to
follow him to where his master lay.
Emma Nevada has just concluded
successful engagement in Spain
and is now filling an engagement III
tho Swedish capital.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Pure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-02

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
\ Pure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-02
DAILY iRDEPEA EMIT.
AN EVENING PAPER,

Issued EVERY day, Sundays excepted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-28
A GOOD MAN GONE.
Jack Darrell, Bookkceper ut the OIL Mills
of Only Twenty-Four Hours.

The people of the city were shock
ed yesterday afternoon on hearing
that John HeAry Darrell, lfamiliarly
known as jack was dead, having
succumbed TO an attack of conges-
tiol O. the bowels, siOmacl and
I've :, after n nhe5s of only tweIty-
four hours.
Yesterdays ARDNoREITE contain
ed an announcement of his illness,
but at the time OF its appearance his
condition while critical was not
thought 10 be hopeless.
The deceased was a native of Eng
land, in which country his people
yet reside. He had been for several
years in the employ of w. r. Moore
and when the oil mills were estab-
lished here he was placed in the po-
sition of head bookkeeper, which
place he had ever since filed with
the utmost satisfaction to his em-
ployers, enjoying in the fullest sense
of the word their absolute trust and
confidence.
He leaves, besides a host OF adj
miring friends, a devoted wife and
one sweet baby, the latter only a
/ few months old. To them comes the
4 greatest loss, loss that cannot be
calculated, for he Twas their idol,
their supporter and their defense.
He was in the prime of life, hav-
ing just passed his thirty-fourth
birthday, and he was a most envia-
BILE specimen of physical manhood,
strong in limb almost an athlete,
and vigorous in health, but notwitn'
standing these promising indications
of many years enjoyment of life, he
was cut down in n few hours.
Mr.. Moore, manager of the o.!
mills, was absent from the city at
the time of Mr.. Darrell's death, anC
a special messenger was disoatcheC
after him. lie arrived here in th'
--leaCoa today, as deeply .grieved =
the death Of his trusted book opel
as though he had been a brother.
The funeral this afternoon wa
: largely attended, the services beinl
conducted in an impressive manner
by Rev. Volney Johnson at the fami
lly residence on South Church street
after which the procession wende
its way to the South Cemetery wher
: all that was mortal OF noble, gene
Z Gus and affectionate, Jack, was cor
Q signed TO mother earth, and may b
e rest in peace.
r To the grief stricken wife, parent
|, across the sea and to his host {
v sorrowing friends the ARDNoREIT
: extends its most profound sympath
r in this their dark hour of troubl
. and sad bereavement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-28

w. G. Pierce, a rather tough look
ing young man is on trial before
Judge Gibbons this afternoon on Il
charge of raising a one dollar bill to
the denomination of SO, and at
tempting to pass same. The bill is
in evidence and presents very poor
workmanship in the art of raising
valuation. The witnesses against
him are two female habitues of Cur
lev Eubanks' notorious dive, on one
of whom he attempted the passage
of the spurious money. Curley, to
whom the bill was presented for
change, is also a witness. The pris-
oner also had in his possession two
nickels flattened out to the thickness
and size of silver quarters, which ne
had rendered the dusky maiden OF
his admiration with which to buy
refreshments. These were so coarse
in workmanship that the girl in a
darkened room detected their spur
iousness. From the evidence it looks
very much as though the would-be
counterfeiter was in close quarters
His defense is that he got the money
in a horse trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-28
:. ARDMORE, IND. TER.

small to defend himself. Horace no
ticing this, very iustifiably took a
hand and proceeded to wipe up the
earth with his ebony-hued antagonist.
\ large crowd gathered around, and
at one time it looked as though the
fight would become general, as other
negroes seemingly being desirous of
taking hand, which had they done,
wool would have flown.
Most of Horace's blows being Wis
tied upon the negro's head, it is
quite reasonable to suppose that but
little damage was done. Both parties
were cited to appear before Commits
sioner Na;rot-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-28

United States District Attorney
Talliaferro, of the Eastern District OF
Texas, is in the city, having come
over from Paris this morning. While
here he is the guest of our popular
commissioner, Hon. John &. Gibbons
He was accompanied from Paris by
J.H. Leatherman, a member Of Mar
shal Williams force. This is Mr.
Talliaferro's first visit TO Ardmore
and like all others, he is both SUI
prised and delighted with what hG
has seen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-28

One OF he most important divorce
cases ever tried In the territory win
come up for hearing AZ Norman today.
Il l. important because Of the proml-
nence Of the parties-the plaintin,
Chas. z. Beach, being one Of the lead
ing lawyers Of New York City, and .
man who has n national reputation as
sn autAor Of Law books The wife pro-
poses 10 make vigorous defense and
Hon. J. W. MeLOud viii represent her
At me l.iaI today. Mr.. Beach win be
represented by Attorney Winn Of
Perry.
B0lh the husband and wife were
here yesterday and went south 70
Norman last n ght in company With
their respective lavyers.-Oklaho-
man.