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Charles L. Kar,z. Ex-Governor Fora
kers private sscfs Larry. Is said to hay {
een STATED for Uu.os lneuIOsr Of tne
next republican Nauol4l comm .tiee.
Often when MI Whistler. the artist.
sits DOWN 70 6.1asT N tbs own mouse, q
beautifully mace ivory bird cage con-
talHlls several uttle sougsters, is placed
Ga the iAh.e as decoration.
4 = thought that the friends Of eX-
Gover,ot FORAKER are supporting u. l.
Sleeper Tor speaker Of the Ohio lcs.s.s-
tire am tnst De- v4l be elected OVER
.AlexA11eT hUxreN. the Mckinley mdn.
WAC wAs speaker of the lasl house.
Present CIcspo Of Venezuela is a tan,
heavy man. via countenance reveal
llg force and determination. he IS very
atsteralols Ia his hariis, ard generally
Eces 10 bod AZ c'clcch Ia the eYeiIns
lie Is Ia tbs habit Of sJmno1ius his
y aaisters 70 him al sunrise. re : n q
~ cHttle ranching. and owns t-ee
rlT oes Of acres not far from he Nr"e-
1seian capitsL
Colonel {. y. Lincoln, 3 poor farmer Of
Coaley county. Kan ard said % be a
So sia Of Abraham Lincoln, las sucd d!
become g ppp -list lea .ef. he has rs le
dates FOR ia3 meetings ln scfool houses
- Bourbon couri2 ise assumes t-e
ccrl11olniace clRrAct-c.s.i-s Of go d
Abe drives a N-t.e Lay mare. w1'ca,
"a says h. has dFac ihfpe times
across he continent HaSirs total q
~ X miles
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uonnlnIE orrnAGr.

Your AmGsfcans Put 20 Death on a F'riv-
olouk Charge.
New York. December 2l.--A special 10
me Worh from Lapaz, Bolivia, says four
American a.tzeTls Charlie Joiner, Alfred
Heard. Thomas Caldwell and Jas Minor.
arrived at Chuquissoa last week after
i've ~oeks' journey from Brazil. where
they had been working for years and had
amassad considerable fortun;ee which
hey wero taking home. They remained
several days, spending money fxeely and
gambling extensi"a;y. 90 Tuesday Miner
accused Gonzales. the acting mayor. Of
having cheated them playing marked
oaras, ana Offered 20 prove tho assertion.
Gonzales drew revolver. but was
knocked down by Joiner, ami general
fight followed, "a which thirty persons
threw themselves on the fFiendless Amer
leans. Finally the police arrested the
An"r,cans. letting the natives 10 FREQ.
Tho Americans were taken "a "a filthy
jail, left Two days without food. and after
trial, In when they we're accused Of he
ing spies ana NOT albyNCd 81 send a mes
sage 70 Tina American consul, they were
fenirneed 30 dVsth, Tho sentence was
carried Into execution Thursday at noon
publicly
Teeif property has disappeared but II
- known f.gnrAlSA has distributed 81
among his friends and the police,
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SHORT NEWS s1oRltA

- - =
nAr.r1MoRE-An I !Ssl,',t ~. u
the the v tse mesorso o. i aryyo ~
e one was to blame blame I ssssttSslr -
b bro on the panic. - lises Y \
NEW YoRK,T.t,e her dcek q
mondie arriy ae,dfbo q, foI fgysr sf 3
rns aS SsS" tns, 1 SssTs I'D
s ss s$S V ]: I:
s siai EaS 8 sSssn part, 3!
l nsnrnSSent feaas' viii e0D'lna'
week. .rrfK n
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HOUSTON MONDAY. DECEMBER ..
RESTRICTION not STATESMAN
SHIP

Tndsr his caption the Philadelphia
Times. very able and conservative Jour
nal give. some pertinent advice - the
democratic minority In congress. he
Time. ssvs. In the las; congress. when
.he Natipor&l credit was trembling Z
N. balance. tire republican minority q
,he house proposed nothins and opposed
ere-4fhfu-. They were SIMPLY ot~Jue-
-icnists. During tAs entire congress iheTe
we NJ: 81 1tt-.bute 81 states zaa ns14p
uzh h.tpd ty the republican minority.
They Played The politician, regardless Of
the interests % TIE Nsaan-
THE democrats nse aew lie minority
6, iwth touss an5 senate, and the r.
enans ha5tv rpsts WITH tbe republican IA
io-.-r 10 lsrislsts IS tie Tra<~i nr aeces-
sires II thp Nsuaa- The reprhl cans
or. fairy tneue-tl5s e.; legislation. brt
,hu. aces ny relieve the Minority from
er-i-s ~ possibility Z dealing Z a public
ouss- aas. Il Tber would prove tAst
tAe.r ~ erHtsslnt asai9 Jeff K the 5emp-
crz-ic party. tn4T VII of'pase Vltiie
riansu-ss rllr fran AaHest c71vict-1;.,
Gns whar opposed they VII pFsposs bet
- usussreg IL srhFa;a,s SIC Eaa-
fl1y llsiz- e : then.
1Taf cpurt-y y II - temper TO Ak
case sasrruct.oalsts t1s z TIE demo
c-ltac minority e. tht holse shaG play
,ss role played ~ the republicans IN
tas Inst c7- eress they must greatly ada
- She contempt II which the party e
gov bed by E majority 90 he A=sricaa
psop'e Although ppEe'iess - cou;rcl
leris.ntioa. hey have every opportunity
n tie eIh.b ton II tie hest qutl;ie.
Of sJzfesuaaship. and under euy and
~ Circumstances they should neve- be
obstructioligls. Let them noAe bousst
efforts TO revise Objectionable Il easures
IF the majority, but leg 10 record Of
mere obstruction be made in the present
congress-
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G.. T. ROWLAND.

Deaison. Texas, December sc, T..
Rowland. oonfeetioner. executed a chattel
mortgage today 10 secure credit tors NAM
Ing j. A, Cummins rs trustee. The fol-
lowing creditors were preferred: Mrs. J..
J. Fairbanks SG5; j, Y. Massey, $277,75;
Cummtns & Mathis, $50; Waples-Platter
Grocer company, $40: Hubbard Bros. $50
NJ. u. Darlington & Co of Dallas, $50;
Jackson & Dechmen of Dallas $50, Luce
Bros. of Kansas City, Sl07.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
CADY BROS

Fort Worth, Texas, December 2s-Cady
Bros, firm composed of David e. Cady
and John H. Cady. proprietors of the
Acme restaurant and bar. corner of sixth
and Main streets, at 1:40 this afternoon
executed deed of trust conveying all
iheif property in trust to Charles r. Row
land and securing claims of preferred
credltors TO the amount of $500.
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BIG STEAM CAR FERRY.

Milwaukee. Decemb q, -Superinsendent
Martin of the Flint and Marie Marqust q
line said tonight his company had let a
contract for the building OF the larg ST
team car ferry In the " rid The new
ferry will not he ready bcfora N X Op
tober and win pr bnh y be between Mani
towac and LudmEton. The vt am W II
COS, s3oo,0oo and win have three scr wa
and viii carry thirty cars. The length OF
the steamer between perpend culars W II
be 33l feet. and her overall length $50 feet
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with having John r. Gordon or James
Lonestrce, Of eccrSssr Is there any Oh
lection to Wade Hsmrton or NJ c. Bat
Ter OF South Carolina Csn hnynoiy Of
pose sohn w. Daniel Of virginia
or John T. Morgan az Alabama. or
Boyd winchesre~ Of Sen;ncsy. Or
any OF the scores ot ratriss,c ex-c'an-
fe5e-ates who might ne narseds Ncshtns
would he rncrr disappointing wc
hope nothing is more uniiksiy--saan ire
appointment Of a commission which eces
not iuc'uae n represeTtstica a that Tnor . .
Of the American comrnorwcallh Sns~n
ia the history o; Western waltz as Ths
Southern Confsds-ary.
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'' .'...'.'.... Primaries and Intermediates
EAST TEXAS BAPTIST INSTITUTE,
RT'GE

The college has now existed four and
one-fourth months. During this time
much has been done; truly, It has been a
busy time with trustees teachers and
pupils, perhaps, none have been 70 taxed
as the president and business manager
But progress. good and solid. with as few
mistakes as is usual In new. but great.
undertaking. The success has gone far
beyond the most sanguine oxpecta ions of
its friends. We came together ne
strangers; modes, faces, notions of things
and OF doing things and even names, were
to be learned. Much OF the furnitrra
and apparatus was delayed on the rail-
road and not in place at the opening. and
each day revealed the fact that inanv
things We're needed. But day by dan
these have been regulated and but in
place, until now We have comfot.t "a
convenience combined and In ali, n ySnii
equipped school, with one Of the Hest
nHildMgs In East Texas on The most
plcluresque location In the State, on an
ei9yauon-hence pure air and good water
:, FIRST OF all, We have become ecouninted'
we know and understand each ntbsr'
Notning but the best OF feeling and ner
tect confidence exist. The facuItv 10 a
fraternity strongly united, the pupils ara
devoted TO their teachers, for whom tbav
nave Inc highest regard. The school il
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--- -, pAfTR ~
A PITCHED paAE ~

New York, Decein, "a Ntrs III
the World from oaS s,,,y,d ~ u
-" A pitched bat.l,s s,t osouss''!si !, i,;.is
i HEsiss,s e ssr y s sss 1 sIiss
oni' tod for some ,imr, tim, ~ is's
6 s,n nss we're Killed and w. i
seriously. ss4 y
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s. Il. SIMPSON.

Denlson, Texas, December 2s-S. e..
Simpson, dealer in dry goods clothing,
etc.. made deed of trust late this ar
iernoon TO secure cred tors. naming II.
Tone, sr., rs trustee. HIS liabilities are
about Sl5OO, mostly due to local creditors,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30

san Angelo, Texas. December 29.-Chas.
HUI. dealer in general merchandise, made
an assignment. Assets about $1,000 Liza
nilles unknown. A few preferred cred
itors named.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30

The ST. Louis Mirror says that mos,
people seem 20 think that the doctrine
referred TO Is that OF George l.. Munro,
tho blood and thunder dime novel man
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30

Says the New York Mail ana EXPRESS,
'"rhe South. chvslrin, undauntcd and aea.
nu'ea anew TO the eause OF American
honor ana integrity, should be repre-
scented either BY membership IN the yrnf-
Suein commission or IN the board Of
counsel to that body. What's the matter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30

DuSfte NOTION, W. vs. AT the mouth
~ rnt lnya' fletfher wallace was shot
iatsllg VI iicHsff MsWsonlT. neighbor
NHlAee hac Eonf 20 Ase sUfne'a residence
70 DgrrDg borss. pben SgNspmo thought
he wa q burglar ana shat him.
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II Is too late now. but s, woulG nave
been such good suggestion that ar.
Andrew Carnegie put an iron fence aropnu
his country for Christmas present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30

A certain New YORK paper, ooseo
for Its good fairy stories. has cen-nistes
= good fairy act in making many t;soss-
ana Children in that city happy VITA
Christmas presents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30

For saIe-A secondhand crisis. az goa
AZ new. Apply at the United States bar.
gain counter.
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sonae say that Morton Is Plat,s onIy
choice while others say that he is oniy
Platts oiioice.
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The New Orleans Picayune tells this apt
Christmas storyi "This is the season Of
the year when prodlgai SONS who have
waited their substance In hlgh-rolling
dream of mothers mlnce pie. and are
converted from the error OF their ways.
With one accord they wipe away tho tears
OF repentance with the handles Of their
revovers and 20 homo In time to hang
up uheii stockings and be clothed and
fod. The Christmas story. however, has
now got to be broa1cned out to meet
thu now times and have new woman
In them. Such Christmns story has
been eractod IN Paris III. a few days
ago Miss Carrie Ware returned home.
after an absence Of seven years. Whom
romantic girl of Is sho left home and
since that time her parents have not
known whore she was. II seems she b.
came a school teacher In Nohraska first
stakod her claim for tract OF land. ana
by dint Of hard work and good business
senkc, has acquired n competency. II
ruins the pathos OF the story for TIE prod
igal not TO come homo In rags and tat
ters; but It Is said that the parents were
just as glad TO welcome hor as II she had
not been rich and respectable. Tho fatte1
veal vas ready for slaughter, and no
kick wss coming from the elder brother
who had stayed a. home and worked on
Inc farm"
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pAsslNe PLEAsANrRIEs.

P7cffrsof S-c-s is ven ahsert-in3n1s J.
Hs ale rlsaed luio IS STUDY and *
c-sl-4ei.
Vs. sh2A d.
ato4'lr here's another ria. tax -s oHf
clt q fhH ,ape O. his cat and bar diIw
u - ls-. Parsons Weefly-
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senator Chandler refused the English
walnuts A. his Chriatmas dinner.
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Suppose. for Instance. ve were 70 "e
backed az ny the Russians ws1o SUIT iVe<'
the charge at Ba1AklSvs?
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me a1aiil9u v tal- FFiuoe ~ wales 70
The staff q tns New YORK wNia opgni
20 do something 10 tne ofr-suu-g and
lie " b.Doa doe
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sorry bot "the hayp ths, once through. q.
etc. Will have 70 act as wall decora-
tion Iitt.e longer.
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POINTS Anour PEOPLE

Thc-e Is a growing impression thai The
war news ia the Century Is a tEins stare.
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The motto Of some farne-seeKers 80
congress is when IN doubt jump Or.
Crisp"
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MIR Kipling u Vernon, CALI us "tney
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The hsarfless gay ccQ exc
Tor answer gave TIE dsially
= stralg.s cut s2f1i-e-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-08

Remneyi did not appear last night.
much to the disappointment OF the
opera house managers and those VINO
had purchased tickets with view 10
hearing that world renowned manip-
ulatur of the fiddle and how. The
was not due TO the
fault uf Rcmcnyi or the local ma IA
gers but i chargable % the b,izLa. y
which cut of transportation north of
Purcell. Had he come he would have
been greeted with a packed house.
His announced appearance here had
been looked forward with pleasant
anticipatiunS wIich makes the disa9
pointment the more keenly felt. IL
is TO be hoped tiat a future date mas
be arranged for with him and that lac
may yet appear before AL Ardmor'
audience
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Mrs. Cofer. aged Is years, wife OF
William Cofef. vino resides near Rock
creek, four miles northeast OF Gaines
Vile, died very suddenly at ! o'clock
a. m. last night. She woke her hus-
band zip at the time mentioned and
asked him TO get up and strike a light
that she felt very badly. Mr.. CofeI
a. Cnce struck a light and upon re
turningto the bed 10 Inquire what the
matter was, he discovered that his
wife was dead. The cause Of death i
not known as the deceased hid moi
been sick for sometime.-Gainesvill'
Register.
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YARNING ORDER

l. the United States Court In the In
dian Territory. Third Judicial Div
ision. March term. 1898
George Desheld. Plaintir,
".
Johra.e DeTdeld, Defendant. J
The defendant, Johnnie perneld, 10
wa-aed 10 appear in this court in
th,-ty DAYS and answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff, George DeTteld.
Wltness the Hon. Chas- Il. stuart.
nudge of said court, and the seaftnere-
of this 2Sth day of January, 1885
fsEAIl Jos. w; PHILLIPS, Clerk
:. L GdKRETT, Deputy.
Robt. T. Lee. attorney.
y. Wolfe, attorney Tor nonresident
de.endant. 10-Im
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WARNING ORDER

In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory, Third Judicial Di-
vision.
March term, isa5.
F. A. Vincent. plaintiff,
-
Sarah 4. Vincent. defendant !
The defendant, Sarah A. Vincent Ia
warned 10 appear In this court In
thirty DAYS and answer the complaint
Of the plaintir, T. A Vincent
Witness the Hon. Chas- r. stuart,
Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof this % day of jan leso
SEAL JoS- ". Phillips clerk
). z. Garrett, deputy =
Campbell, FowleF& KeDdrick, atfOrS
j. II. IA. Brown, attorney for non
resident defendant 81
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q nNys tA4 uniGSA States 31PrOAS
court I'm the Clyde 1GattO@
Case. Last Resort.

WARRINGTON, Feb. T. Justice
Brown, of the United States supreme
court. has handed down a decision in
the famous Clyde Mattox murder case
which carries with it interest aside
from the fact that it settles this long
fought case. While it makes it GER
tain. that Mattox will be hung, in the |
absence Of executive clemency, the |
legal interest in the decision is found |
in the part which refers to the matter
;. .of allowing a new trial by reason OF |
the claims that witnesses for the
prosecution at the first trial. now
dead. had given evidence at variance
; With til facts, as could be shown by
.,eIdence secured after the trial had
been ended.
The witnesses for the prosecution
in this case have Jared badly. ThOs.
Whitman, the main witness against
Mattox, at Oklahoma City, fell dead
one night with bullet hole through
his body. Then another witness very
mysteriously disappeared, and last
week ThOs. Wells, only remaining
witness against Mattox, died at Okla
homa City. Mattox's attorneys claim
ed that allowing the stenographer's
notes Of the testimony of witnesses in
the first trial who had died before the
second trial took place, was error and
violation of the provision allowing
a prisoner to be confronted by the
=. witnesses against him.
It now remains for United State:
Judge Foster, of the Kansas district
70 set the day for Mattox's execution
! This will be followed with an effOr
to secure executive clemency. Th'
mother pf the murderer, Mrs. Hatch
OF Oklahoma City, has been very act
- i've in, her efforts to secure aid. 1t i
< understood that she attorneys fo
Mattnx will conduct the presentation
OF the case before the president. Mat
.tox. is from Texas, and is now abou
2s years old, and owing 10 his lack Q
!. wears, when the murder was commite
it is believed by some OF his attorney
that they will likely be able to ge
sentence c0mmuted TO imprisonmen
for fite,. to be followed in time with
pardon.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court IN the
Indian Territory, Third Judicial Di-
vision.
March term. 1895.
VIM. Brockway, plaintiff,
"
Nora Brockway, defendant.
The defendant, Nora Brockway. Is
warned To appear in this court IN thir-
ty days and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff, VIM. Brockway.
Witness the Hon. Chas. B. stuart,
Judge cf said court, and the seal
thereof. this thirty-first day Of Jan
uary, 1895.
SEAL Joseph w. Phillips, clerk,
G.. W. stuart. deputy.
Robt +. Lee. attOrner for plaintin
Nicholas Wolfe. attorney for non
resident defendant. film
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NOTICE.

All parties having
wood or other timber
for the purpose of sale
will call on 7. B. John
son, my deputy at
Ardmore.- and pay the
tax.
RICHARD McLISH.
Timber Agt. G. NJ
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WARNING ORDRR

In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory, Third JUDICIAL
Division, March Term 1oeA
Hattie Burns. plaintiG,
~
BnckneF Burns, Defendant
The defendant, Buckner Buruo, -
warned 20 appear IN this court IN
thirty days and answer the con-
plant Of the plalntEd Hattie Burns
Wltnezs the Honorable ChnA -
Stuart, Judge OF said court and the
seal thereof this 2lst ony OF SanuArgs
1895
TsRALl jos. w. PH1LLrFa Clerk
ST. GAmRETT, Deputy.
J. C. Thompson, attorney.
Thus. Norman, attorney Tor non-resi-
dent defendant Elm
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MARNING ORDER.

In the United States court In the
Indian Territory. Third Judicial Di-
vision.
March term, iSs5.
VIM. VI. Lee. plaintiff,
-
Queenie Lee. defendant.
The defendan Queenie Lee, Is warny
ed 20 appear In this court IN thirt-
days and answer the complaint o: the
plaintiff, Wni. NJ. Lee.
Witness the Hon. Ahas. II. Stuart.
Judge OF said court, and the seal there
OF this s4th day OF January, 1895.
ISEALl Jos. ", PHlL.f-s, Clerk.
:. L. GAREff, Deputy.
Iedbetter 4 Bledsoe, attorneys
%. ". Inatchel attorney for nou-re@
fslcnt defendant - In
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FRUIT TREES

G. To those wanting anything In
the nursery line let me say. i will sell
YOU Fruit Tres, Shade Trees. Grape
Vines, Roses, EyergreenA. Berries OF
all Kinds, or anything el-e kept ln a
first-class nursery, for les. money Than
any man here. OF ever has been here
9T See me and get prices before
buying. Respectfully.
Il. &. BKIDGMAS,
West Main -. Ardmore. I, It.
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WARNING ORDER
Geo. W. NahODey, plaIntin.

Geo. W. Mahoney, plaIntif,
vs.
Prank Burdick. defendant
The defendant Frank Bnrdick Ia
warned 10 appear in this Cou-t. with
In thirty days and answer 90 the com
nIaint OF the plaintiff, Geo. W. Maho-
nev.
This 3Oth day OF Jan. lS15-
Moran Scott, Z. ;. Commissioner.
A. Waicot attorney for non-resident
defendant.
plaintiff.
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ARpNoRE - HEALroN

NAIL PASSENGER AND ExFREss LINZ
Makes the trip from Ardmore 10
Healdton by the way of Loce Grove
nd Hewitt. daily. Connection made zt
IlealdtOn for duncan.
Leaves Ardmore daily az I'D a. M
and returning arrives here az : p m
once al sherman Hoteh
VIC. CrMNINos, prop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-08
STANDARD COTTON R.LT ATTRACTIONS.

STANDARD COTTON RELT ATTRACTIONS
Through trains twice each day from
Fort Worth. Plano, Greenville, Sher-
man. WhitewTight. Wolfe City, Sui
Dhur Springs, Waco. IlillSborO, COrSi-
cana. Tyler. PittSburg, and TexaT-
kama ta Memphis, Tenn, making
close connections At Memphis for the
old States. and at TeXarkana making
close connections for 1T. Louis and
the north via ST. L. /, NJ. x ; Ry.
Pullman sleeping coach service from
the aLoye cities for Memphis via Cot
ron Belt Route" and for 1T. Louis via
st. l.. /. NJ. & =. Ry. from Texarkana.
Through Pullman sleepers from san
Antonio To Memphis via international
* Great Northern railway Tyler ano
Cotton Belt Route.
Close connections 90 receive ano
deliver passengers in Texas rs follows
. Grrenyille with the VI. X. X Il. and
: Texas Midland railway: Plano Will
| the n. * IT. G. railway; Fort Wort !
with the TT. \ ID. &; 1T. w y H. "
! G. G. * ;. r; T. X T. railways. Bli
with the L. & G. y. Ry: Corsicani
with the III. sS II. G. Ry; Waco will
the NJ. X. & +. and :. \. & A. y. Ry
NcGregor with the G.. e. x ;. +. Ry
] All Texas railways sell tickets VI
the Cotton iBelt Route" ask ther
and secure the accommodations an
onick time offered by tue only lin
running Solid trains from Texas {
Memphis. All enquiries answere
G. P. A., Tyler, Tex.
- r +, a. Fort Worth. Tex