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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

Olympia. Feb. 6.-The senate this
morning passed 3 B. No. 80. BY Range,
for the condemnation of property for the
benefit of public work to be undertaken
BY the state or the United States. The
bill has for It's purpose the furthering of
the construction of The Lake Washington
canal
The senate also passed Scobey's H. B.
No 80. establishing a general uniform
system OF common schools throughout the
state. and H. q. No. IS. by the same au-
thor. to prevent dissection and vivisec-
ton in any school. public or private. ex-
cept medical schools or the meiical de-
rartments of schools.
The senate then took up the general file
and passed Senator Tayior's bill Gelatiye
to new trials. 1t provides that On all APP
peals in criminal as well as civil cases
the appellate court in the instructions to
trial for any error In the instructions to
the jury, or in the allowance or disallow-
ance of challenges, or in rulings upon
evidence. or in any other rulings of the
court or judge, unless it shall appear to
the satisfaction OF the appellate court
that such error probably and reasonably
affected the result adversely to the APP
pealing party.
s. b. No. 81. by the same author, was
also passed. 1t allows the defendant to
challenge peremp.orily SIX jurors. In pro-
seeutions fer capital offenses; In all other
prosecutions, three jurors. When several
defendants are on trial together, they
must join in the challenge.
Senator Belknap introduced the follow
ing resolution:
Whereas The heating arrangement OF
the senate chamber Is detective and the
escaping smoke of the stove Is Injurious
TO the eyesight as well as the complexion
of the senator's. the sergeant-at-arms is
instructed TO arrange the fiues so that
the smoke will be- carried outside. He is
also instructed to provide a Thermometer
to regulate the temperature OF the room
Some amusement followed in getting the
resolution properly placed, but 1t was a.
naily referred to the committee on dem
tissry. hygiene, medicine and surgery.
These bills were presented:
s. b. No, 1ss. BY Range, TO limit the lin
it OF exemption from taxation OF property
used for hospitals
S, B. No. ls4. by Roberts for the relief
of George Babcock for work done on the
penitentiary.
s. B. No. los. by Ide. relating to state
normal schools.
s. b. No. 100. by Sergeant, for the relief
OF A. g. Matthews. for expenses as sheriff
In serving acquisitions.
s. b. No 167, by McManus. to provide for
the election of city marshafs IN cities OF
the third and fourth classes.
s. b. No. los. by Gilbert. 10 provide for
keeping roads and bridges of organized
townships In repair.
8. b. No. 1e9. by Wilson. relating to
fixed appliances for taking fish.
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Olympia, Feb .-Speciat.--When the
house convened this morning and roll call
was progressing Col. Eddy. who respond
Cd to call OF his name, received a round
OF enthusiastic applause. Col Eddy was
married TO Miss Marguerite Henry AT
Snohomish Saturday evening and has just
arrived in olympia with his bride.
Corners bin to give cities OF the fourth
class more power for fneir own govern
rnent consumed much time OF this morn
sng's session OF the house After dis
eussion over numerous amendEaents.
which continued for about two hours. the
bill was finally passed with only n few
dissenting votes. An emergency clause
was also adopted
House bills were presented. No. 81 TO
SIS inclusive. as follows:
BY f. T. Tayior-To amend session laws
with reference 90 the assessment and col
lection Of taxes.
ny Tnll-To provide for police. justices
in cities OF the first class.
BY Bull-To amend che code relative TO
the discharge OF inSoivent debtors.
By Johnsosl-To amend the code relative
20 the granting az bounty for the rroduc-
ton and manufacture OF sugar in the
ssEte.
By Observation-Disclosures county anai-
tors 20 record tax receipts.
BY Reynoids-A Authorizing the pubiics-
ton of county affairs in The form ct quar-
terry statements
BY Observation-Disclosures county COM
ulssionsrs 70 transfer unexrenasd bal
ances from roa1 and bridge or road prop
cry funds to TIRE general fund.
by Eeyno'fs-In relation 10 the election
OF siS.rscs treasurers in school districts.
BY AaiIroy Relative 10 arid lands.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07
A RACE BETWEEN c0ILIEas.
Two Black Diamond Ships TWINS
speed Un tho Coast.

The two golfers of the Black Da-
moiId Cal Company. the Spartan and
the tserTnania, are racing from san
Ffancisco 10 this port, both having fsft
together last Sunday. The captain of
an, winning vessel viii b presented
with a new hat by " II. Martin, the
agent ST the company In this city.
The Spartan. which is comma f1sitl by
that pioneer seaman Capt Petite. Is the
ffrger and in every why the bes, boat.
capt. f'ulste. knows every inch Of the
distance ard is coufiacnt that his boat
can hat anything sailing between the
two ports.
Tte Gernansa4 Is commanded By Capt
Pearson, one of the eldest and mos,
popular masters on the Coast. She Is
ftH'ty-siS years osi and r. bark rugged.
Her ast rcursi trip from san Fran
cisco u this port was the eest on rec
ord, and CAPT, Pearson claims sire Is
gsstJiHg better the CIDER SHE gets.
There - u good nmstsrssi rivalry. be-
twaen the two masters. ana II good
wssld prevails ca the t~Tp q tsaftls. royal
= expected. With fair weather they
sssouEG b. in By Monday or Tuesday.
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BsEtfTIEs.

Two eases 81 sesssts& fever we've rer.>r+s>4
YESTERDAY, Nina Cswsien. Squire Iaszsrya@~
heck. sn3 a cSsf3 named Moran. r,,rs-
sass asSI Aste<z streets
4 communication NaS ahsf wssA ,sa
CRY clerk YESTERDAY ny George sisASs-
s1sssiFawsug bis reservation as a member
a. <sss Seattle fsre stSFSssxnsozs.
Tire case assssFst John ctsyse. CHARGED
by Ressses; rssxsx4s wS<a STEALING a 50 ys,-w
tass At ballard. January a. wras as
ssssSsSSa by Justice CsIdwea on T.srsssN-
osvsTag - the prsnsccu Tss witness sstIi7w
10 put Sa an agsSSar&frcs. The charge vas
Ssct5t ssagC~ny.
Tire fssnssrat servn@s over the resussns
- Nearse Wiasaa wex'S hell essse-xsxs az
~THosa ar oseAnck a. TIE ry-s.steaee oz IA
a. FvsSis~scSs. ssTrer 81 RsnEss aypnta
agsi Division streets. Rev. n e. Ssarg>St,
ofssesaSsn<. The snsssTnTeExs took rsace Ia
Lake View s>sszsssT@Fy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

Great Northern has withdraw from u
and * has been Impossible 20 get them
10 come 20 any definite fS-sE In refer
enre TO Il. This matter has been allowed
20 run along for ever one and q half
years. and for crer Ssx months sifsce the
terms OF The agrecnsene were arrived at.
As It seemed impossible 20 bring them
20 terms the Northern Pacific and Co
surnbla q Puget Sound rossss considered
Il advisable 10 risee the tracks In their
essgsrai condition, in order thai they
shoaId lose none of xhcEr rights by the
lapse Of tirne or negsect on siefr part in
any way.
the action taken this morning IL the
argioa shaf should have been taken inn
nae<fiateiy after the decision OF the SUI
presne court ~as rendered: ard IL Is
asiy taken now because there seems 20
te no probability Of an agreement being
reached between these companies
History Of tho Controversy.
The title OF the sast In question was
the Seattle a Montana Railway Company
against the state. the Columbia K Puget
Sound Railway Company and the North
ern Pacafic Railroad Company, and was
DFV1S1a 10 cOSksHfsn rt&Ht-pI-WAy across
the tracks of the two latter roads be-
tween Yesler avenue and King street.
This rigtst-of-way Was needed 10 enable
the Great Northern TO reach its lSe acres
on the tide fats where its fretghs ware
houses. rouszshouses. supply warehouses
and other terminal buildings are 10 be
erected and the general freight yards of
the company located. THIS suif resulted
In victory for the Great Northern. the
damages being assessed at $i5.ooo. The
decision WAS reversed In the supreme
court. which holds that tide lands do not
come within ordinary definition of state
lands. and that there Is no legal pro-
vision for the condemnation or righd-of-
way across them. 80 thai railroads can
only run across tsisfa ca stiiieranse. 1t
declares that the city hzSe no power 10
CREATE Railroad avenue FOR the use OF
Tire railroads as one corporation cannot
exessssse It's right OF snInenx domain Tor
the oeneiE OF another. and u - no part
OF the functions OF cities 10 provide fa~
cshties Tor raiiroaas. As tsaifroad avenue
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CRUSHED IY coaDwooD.


T. r. Eagles. the contractor who fur
nishes wood for the city waiter works.
met with an accident Tuesday at the
logging camp on Mercer island which
may prove fatal in its results. He was
experimenting the loading OF a scow
with wood, when one Of the pieces in
coming down the long shoot. jumped
the track and struck him on the side of
the head. MASKING his skull in a fright
ful manner.
He was brought over by Capt. An
derson, of the Quickstep, for surgical
Attendance. but the nature of the
wounds is so serious that there is little
hope of his recovery.
Last night he was stfll unconscious at
Providence hospital.
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THEY ARRIVE TODAY.
Visitors From st. Lofts to Be
the City's Guests.
4 COMMITTEES TO MEET THEM.


The party Of St. Louis capitalists and
business men will arrive IN this city at
SIS p. m. today on special car over
the Northern Pacific read. having come
Through from st. Louis over the new
route of the Burlington and Northern
Pacific conleaned. At final meeting OF
noon, a ssip-comznsfsee was appointed to
escort them 20 the city.
The committee decided that the pro-
graHnine beyond Saturday should be left
open and that it should be elastic enough
TO allow OF Any changes the visitors may
desire. So far as arranged. Ii IS pro-
posed 10 escort thSparty TO the Rainier
Grand hotel ard 10 entertain them al the
Seattle rheater in the evening. Manager
Hanna having Offered them boxes for the
performance OF said Pasha.''
Friday villa be devoted to the business
of the Seattle & Lake Washington Water
way Company, which is the immediate
cause OF their coming. They Will so 10
the taie by cars on Madison street, the
steamer Caiklns to the outlet of the
canal and return down town by the Yes
her avenue line. The evening may also
be devoted to business. though an invi-
tation 70 witness the performance of
'sThe Midwinter Nights Dream at Cog
dray's ths=1iieI may be accepted.
On Saturday, if the visitors so elect.
they will be given an excursion ON the
steamer Idaho to Port Bsakeley and the
Port Orchard dry dock. Whether the Of
fer OF the receivers OF the Lake shore
~,ea1 tea far N sts.l fL,r. n
trip to SnoqualInse falls will be accepted
Is not yet decided. the Ministerial Assoc
citation having rather complicated mat
ters by entering a protest against an ex-
cursion being made on Sunday. but there
Is plenty of entertainment IN store fov the
party for several days more.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07
m. r,a..,nu Of The ride Land,

Two volumes OF the tide lami maps
have just been completed by the engsn-
GERS. MrsSrs. Stsxrud &C Nastefi. wft,n
carry the surveys complete 20 Depot street
from the north. The work remaining to
be done consists OF the Plating of the
tide land. already surveyed, from Derot
street south, which win occupy aboast an
other month to complete.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07
Lower alnimum weight ON a.v.

On February IL the Northern Pacific
railroad win reduce the minimum weight
of carloads of hay from Eastern Wash
ington 70 Sound points from sf.ooo TO 2o.ooo
pounds. except furniture cars. on which
the minimum viii be 3 100. This change
was found necessary from the fact that
the farmers were unable 10 get al.ooo
pounds Of hay in q car
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07
New Lumeer na.h. to an. pr.,r,.,

4 new tariff an lumber ami shingles has
Just been Issued by the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. which went into effect
February 5, covering all points on The
l'nsca PacSic ssystem in Nebraska and
Kansas and TO Denver. Col. by way OF
Garrison, Mora. The rate is CO aud GO l-e
cents per 100 pounds in carload tots.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

e r and Lorraine Bauktns yesse-Tsay Sc
ccs-e4 Judgment IN Justice Cas8weiI's
court against q r. Thomas. TIRE 5 per
cent. month man. fer unlawfuiiy con-
vertanzy articles OF furniture on which be
had no mort gage. Thomas had mort
rage on certain arsicies OF furniture
osrssa ny the Raakins. burt when he fore
closed his mortgage se took other arst-
c.es that had been purchased after the
rsnrs@awe was executed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

San Francisco. Feb. s-There Is now
but $4,000 lacking Of the desired s.. Co.,
90 IN subscriptions 20 begin the conctruc-
ton OF the San Francisco & San Joaquin
Valley road. The citizens committee will
probably secure the haiIace OF the neces-
sary subscriptions tomorrow.
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r1;ebe.t e N n Ieavenng po~erLafest u Report
R1>!a!I! R Rs.assz
ARSOHlyTEIY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

enacted at the present session % the
LEGISLATURE to be published In supplement-
form and to be furnished 10 al news
rapers for circulation among their SUD-
scrsbers,- to secure an amendment TO the
Insurance law requiring the annual ssase-
msnt OF insurance companies To be pub
iishei in al papers: to secure the passage
a bsal providing that school notices and
other legal notices fiat are now nailed on
trees and barns must be published In the
papers. and other matters VIII receave
Their alefeHsson also.
The mayors Of several cities of the third
class IN this state have been in session in
this city for the past two days discussing
desirable legislation in the interests OF
their towns. The result OF their aabors
win be several proposed amendments 10
existing laws. and committee was today
appointed to formulate a bill TO contain
new measures which the mayors consid-
cred necessary to the welfare of all cities
OF this class. This bill viii be intro
duced in the legislature as soon as pre-.
pared.
Beth branches OF the legislature took
an early Adjournment 10 allow the d.
fe-efst committees 20 meet and iTyesti-
gate TIE numerous bills assigned 10 them.
Every committee OF Importance met this
afternoon and evening. many members
being Compelled 10 attensf several DAFT
ferent MEETINGS..
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/ w. Case. the pioneer banker OF As
torsa and an Oregon pioneer of 1850, died
Sunday evening. aged 64 years.
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Edwin fsaush's estate now sfEprunts 20
tss1 81. after lsgsrles 20 TIE esssp9nt 81
ss1e@e sssTe A.sssn px@d cat.
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Munson Bros foundry at Utica, n. T..
was destroyed by fire Tuesday evening.
Loss. Sos. 900: insurance, SIS. GOO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

EeSsier's Magic Hsazzache Wafess guar
anfsed 70 cure OF money refunded.
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We hsse the pleasure Il giving the ex-
refasnce Of swo prominent citizens Of Rsxiox,-
g iSsss.A, Cal In the use al Chafiiwrlaiuss
SnsSh Remedy. Mr.. A. Y. Trrsscll. savS
have always rvssivca prompt relief
when tssesi Chamberlain Cossh gess,exiv.s
Ar. J ". Hatcher savS. afnr thr~, wears
J have MD Chamlerlain's s'asssh Resnsxlv
"a my family ard It's results hare aiwsys
been satisfactory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

The many persons who find pleasure
In fveut fishing viii he Interested In
Senator MegleT's bin. which makes II a
s11sSSfenseanssr - take or kill any hrr,k.
mountain fT hSisi trout during xhe
snosshs or November. December. Jsr,sl-
AIRY, February ard Maych. or ~ take or
KIN any ssNsd fishes implanted in the
creeks, rivers. lakes or hays Of this
state. except fog the purposes of p-cpa-
CATION, for a period n three years after
they have beea implanted.
Several nssrssse-s ~ IRE waxhinSsxse
State. Press Association are "a ere CITY
hooking after she interests OF the craft
an general. @. c. Angie. efasss~ OF ths.
Saostsa Journal. J. Hannuzr Jones o. the
NsssSack Reporter, John Miller Murphy
u tAss oiysriraa Standard. r. E. T71-sse
81 TIRE orttnS Oracle. j. 0fg. scoaey ,r
tsse osysnpsan. ansi Ws3a Steel % Seattle
are ssse saerssSers cS seY4 executive cxar,-
'sssstee. ard they h2ye asreasSy heag ore
tssTogsstsa nlsrfs1iS xr-s VIZ seess &C. TO-
gssae- agatn 10 devise tss segss.ation
needed fer tsa w'esgAre Of the uxzssssSzsargy
sssssrc~ss ~ shs ssssse. They ~sss urxe
TIRE passage q = abel iaw. an see re0sasr-
ss>s he pahsacalsozs cf az tise genepai tzws
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-11

with persons ycu would not prc-rni
10 your mother Tor the world. Before
tomorrow morning you will as-,ciatc
with men who would rub yuu - - "
they gut chance. S1me ~ y"u huS-
band> win b. before morning ia places
you wouldn't think 81 taking y"ur
wife. The devil has a ring Ia y"ur
na-e aud j. leading you dawn e. Ieri-
chn.
They then stripped him - hi> rai-
meut. How many - you have been
stripped - you- rightcousnc~s. AK
YOU now II yuu werc ever religious,
aud you would deny h.. ! would rath-
er die than Ia b. in your iiX. aud you
had better die. Some ~ you may get
niad al what say. ln fact >omv ~
you come her. and = ick yuur feelings
out into he aisle un purptSe tu have
them hurt Let one 81 these little
SusicS begin 90 dance uui % they dance
themselves ont - the choir aud if YOU
Sly anything ia her presence and size
will stick up her muse and "a uli ruut-
iu.. Get around that old sister WHO
talks about her neigibpr>. aud she 10
get mad.
The last thitg thcy di0, they went
un aud left him nali dead. They will
get YOU drunk. gei yuu hr'i.r and Lick
you out. Am talking g. ans gsni-
bierS now II ana. yuu know ii"v 10
Is. ltpy.. Tile u.an whu Is . fr,ead to
you aud ,et> 'cm up "hen Sou l'.sVt
money. 6, the fir>t o. ~ hack "u yea
when your money j. gene. The uia
story 80 the b1y~ sEd the hug- aud 10,
husk> j. "a story - tosiay.
Br.. Robson related >ntlr Ialir,i,
incidents during his effective dis
,uur>r. and hr riu~cd hy reading :
touching ls.rm. fuil - prnitcEcr an,
humiliat iaa. written hv Nuung maI
IN the Texas pcnitcutiary Who wa
once man q: hrili.arce aud rmnii>'
iu Tcnnr>~ce. A. the conclusion -
the SERMON number came forwar
and gave gru. Robson their hand. ~
pressing their desire ,o he PRAYED fnr
and some >tpad iu thr audience.
The service this afternoon will b
held IN the christian chun-h frrm
to s. o'clu-s: subject. Things word
Knowing.
: From 5:.so To o u-iucs carh eycu.u
, thc.e will h. held cuttsEe prayer meet
, ing. throughout the civ. and all wli
, des.r. such meeting Erid GO ihe.
i hp,uc arc requested to Wr;-. the.
uan,r aud :. rect and uumhc- uu q III
of paper and hand 10 to Bru. Awhre!
!, The singing i not yet up ;o a.
: standard. and All whn can sing atr n
=. aucStcd tu take seals "u the u~tru
with the clnir.
= Service tonight ai The tabernacle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-11

lntendcnt of public Instruction q thc
Chickasaw Naticn. attend the
commencement exercises Of the var
ions schools which close - followss
Bloomfield Academy. June IS
Chickaaaw Orphans Home. June IL
Collins institute. June -: Hartley
Institute, June %; WahpanncEA In
stitute. June .. AT Chiekasaw
neighborhcod schools win close
June II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-11
LETTER FRoN SHERMAN.


We publish below n letter received
BY y. NJ. Lee from Tom Randolph
from which II viii be seen that gen
.icTnan Is Tn earnest in regard 90 the
proposed road. We give 4 Tor the
benefit o. those who oppose TIE
building OF the road ard hope they
win read and study it.
SHERMAN, Tex, June sth, isas.
y. NJ. LEE. ESQ.
Care Wi-nor Hotel.
Ardmorc, 7. r.
DEAR StR:-Your esteemed fsvors
5th, 9th and 5ih received and thank
YOU for the same. have also re-
ceived copy of the Ardmore paper,
which have showed &c some pconlc
here and also 20 our newspaper men,
who VII no doubt make mentions Of
&C..
The impression has gone over this
town tina; Arimorc Is opposed 60
road from this direction. am CON
ildcnt Il any property holder enter
taius such views, u he wiil look into
the situation his mind vii. change.
If they could hold matters always a.
they are today, they E-ight lrt Il
alone. But Il wili no. be SO.
have always favored A=dmorc
because Z am considerably Interested
ia g compress there and because car
personal isienus are there.
do not believe en- railroads going
around towns. sherman had taste
q that formerly ard We have a ''fe!-
low feeling" Mr.. Bailey is expect
cd here tuesday. ! VIII talk over
. the matters mentioned with him.
Dcrison's sWt Egaius; the T. & r.
on account cl the Dcaison and Bon
ham has been cancelled on the court
records. ! think tn has a significance
against US. know a forensic eTort
is being made Oh the DougheIts
road and Il may be that tnc NJ. X. s
r. n=s set upon e..
Yours Truly,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-11

Through trains twice each day
from Fort Worth, Llano, Greenvtller
sherman. Whitewright, Wolfe City,
sulphur Springs, Waco, HtllsborOs
Co-~icnna. Tyler, Piftsburg and Tex
arkana TO Memphis, Tenr., making
close connections al Memphis for the
ola States. and At Texarkana max
ing close connections for -. Louis
and the north via -. l. l. u. X ;.
Ry.
pullman sleeping coach service
from the above cities for memphis
via sColton Belt Route" and for -.
Louis via ~. l.. !. NJ. 4 y Ry-, from
Texarkana-
San Antonio TO Memphis via Inter
national & Great Northern railway,
. TYLER and Cotton Belt Route"
Close connections 10 receive and
deliver passengers in Texas as fol-
lows. [ eenviiie with the NJ. X. &
r and Texas Midland railway; PA
no with the n. & T. &. railway Fort
Wotta with the IT. & ID. G.; Ft- ".
ar. e.: q. e.. & ). r; 7. * =. rail
wsvs. Big sandy with the T. s. 7.
4. iway; Tyler with the l. & q. y.
rsiiway; Corsicana with the IL & 4.
q. railway; Waco with the NJ X. s
T. and :. A. s. A. p railway Me
C;regor with the G.. e. & ). F. Ry-
All Rexas railways sell tickets via
the "Cotton Belt Route" ask them
and secure the accommodations and
quick time offered by the only line
running solid trains from Texas q
Memphis. All enquiries answered
promptlv bv 5 q. WARSER,
G.. y. A. Tyler, Tex.
A. A. GIIssoS,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-11
T. p. 4. Fort Worth, Tex.


The Partnership heretofore exist
ing, between > J. BOYD anu II
NfeRride under the firm name Of
pcvd 4 Mcbride mas this day BY
,,,.;,nal consent been dissolved, Silas
Rovd retiring and II. r. Mcbride
Continuing the business, paying al
Il -nt debt and collecting all outstand-
inc Accounts >. J. BOYD,
wsv n. fss5. r.. r. Mcbride.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-11

James Woody, OF Lebanon, was in
the city today with . load % lne
fruit from his extensive orchard, %
which he saws he viii have a vast
amount. while here be purchased =
binder from Charles Durie. as a re-
suit % that enterp-isang gentieman'a
ad IN the WEEKLY AEnMoRsfTE-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-11

--e.c Nil. be no extra session OF
,-e C.-.cEusaS legislature, Governor
. cseiv deeming IL unnecessary at
e resent time, owing 10 the fact
tn. a great many Of the tribe have
dee. red themselves opposed TO the
CO. slderation of any matter submit
ted TO them emanating from the
nrNsen commission.