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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-16
GrttIna Wen.

Ed. Roberts, the efficient clerk To
Judge Gibbons, today received let
ter from Jake Hooker i'm which that
gentleman gives the pleasing infor-
nation that he is now able TO be up
town and that il will only be a short
time until he will be himself as be-
fore his encounter with the Chris
tian boys in which he received n
through and through wound. The
ARDMoREITE in common with his
many friends in this city is glad to
note that Jake has pulled past the
danger point.
That fine comb honey will arrive at
4. Y. Morgan's Saturday. Come and
have your vessels filed.
You who want typewriter letter
heads can find something at this Of
fee that will surely please you. Only
the best paper used.
The opening dinner at the Vim
nedge Cottage today consisted OF an
elaborate bill OF fare. II was greatly
enjoyed by large number OF people
and showed eonclusively that Major
Vinnedge is a landlord in the fullest
sense of the word. We perdict for
him and the cottage a lucrative bust
ness.
Some people say that good goods
will not sell in Ardmore. That is n
mistake. Ask T. Y. Morgan about
IL. lie can tell you better His trade
il increasing every day on nice
goods. I2-4t
J. NJ. Pollard x Co, are still in
the butcher business and are ALWAYS
ready to wait on customers serving
them promptly with the very best OF
meats OF all kinds, Caddo street. Got
The rites OF baptism were admin
istered to thirteen converts yester-
day by DR.. Young, pastor OF the
Baptist church. The revival closed
last night, temporarily at least.
During its progress much good has
resulted.
White Frost and Big patent flour
is on the floor that stands the test
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-16

To the lawyers: IL you want TO
get brief printed call nj this ONCE
and see samples Of work and get
prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-16

Only a few minutes before the
death of Mr.. Lee Bosley's little son
yesterday evening he received a tel
egram from his brother, II. G. Bos-
ley, at Tioga, Grayson county, an
nouncing the death OF his little
eighteen-months-old daughter at IL
a. m, of that day. II. &. Bosley
lives at TiOga, and il is a rather re-
markable coincidence that his child
and that of his brother should die
within a few hours of each other.
Clifford, the little son of &. T.. Bos-
ley, IS reported quite sick. Gaines
willie Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-16

Look 10 your interest and buy
groceries from the firm that saves
YOU money and is worth something
TO your town. Brady Bros. is that
firm. I5-2t
The Royal Reception is the best 10
cent cigar in the city. Go to DR..
Littell's, East Main Street Drug
Store and call for one. 12-tf
Fully fifty men are now employed
on the new opera house. The found
alton is now being laid and when
completed will be second TO none in
gainesville. Mr.. Gilla wants every
body to come and inspect this part
of the work for themselves. He is
building not only a pretty and at
tractive opera house with all the
modern improvements, but is max
ing it substantial from the ground
up.-Gainesville Hesperian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-16

Blank mortgages for sale at this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-16

That fine comb honey will arrive at
i. Y. Morgan's Saturday. Come and
have your vessels filled.
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w. =. whltehurst for coflns. e-l

W. r. whitehurst for coffins. Civ
For gun, bicycle or machine re-
pairing, 20 to j. a. Robertson, the
gunsmith. lie does everything in
the repair line, and does il satisfae-
torily. 20-im
Warning TO the Public.
All hunters are hereby warned 20
stay out Of my pasture, first pasture
south Of South Cemetery, as they
are shooting my turkeys and stock.
I will prosecute the first one I catch
TO the full extent OF the law.
Yours in earnest,
I-dIm-w-it B. r. HOLDER.
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notice. Send in your
orders n once. THE ARpMoREIrE.
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BEATTYS ORGANS SIS. 90 urwar'is- Write
or call, Daniel r. Beatty, Washington. New
1.
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You who want typewriter letter
heads can find something at this Of
fee that will surely please you. Only
the best paper used.
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BEATN'S PIANOS S225:oO UPWARDS. For
call Daniel +. Beatty, Washington, New
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ARDMOREITE y, i S5sr15s2 s5 ae$ il !? sis59 i@59
and Job Printing ON short notice.
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NCN0 nm BEATTY'S Organs $500
S0UU, UUUqp. For particulars, cata,
logHe, address or call Daniel
+. Beatty, Washington. New Jersey.
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O0nLu0 Pianos, SIPS. 100 upwards. Want
Catalogue free. Address
Daniel T. Beatty. Washington, NJ
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C0O QLJp Scholarship in n Business
run NAIE college here in Ardmure,
- At Bargain. For informa
ton ami price call on or address THE ARD
MOHEITE, Ardmore. Ind. Ter.
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MIN UJUpUTU ARDMOTEITE is the
i6E w lem II family paper Of the
Indian Territory. only
SI.OO per year. Subscribe now.
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0IkunQ Organs. $500 upward. Want
TIHWlINAgents. Catalogue Free. Address
Daniel r Beatty, Washington, - d.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27

If you wish to have your name
as a candidate carried to- -nll parts
of the county, bring your announce
ments to the DEMOCRAT.
Married, by Rev.J. F. Williams
at his residence In Logan o., Feb
ruary oath, Mr.. William G.. Tenna-
hill and Miss Addie Bickell.
Henry Lutz Is the man you
should buy Il sewing machine of.
He also has II full line of machine
supplies, and will do your repairing
for YOU at reasonable prices.
-B. II. Connel and Is. II. Bart.
ram, of the Columbus Disputch,
who are in this city looking up tho
interests Of this popular evening
paper, made US u pleasant call.
The Rathbone Sisters will give
u social at the residence of Hon. O.
w. II. Wright, Friday evening.
Music anu refreshments. The
small fee of 10 cents will be taken
as donation. knights of Pythias
and their ladies are especially in
vited.
Mr.. James Cook of Logan, died
at his residence on last Sunday,
after a protracted illness of con-
sumption. A short service was
held by Rev. Rudisil at the house
on Monday evening. The remains
were taken to Wesley chapel yes
terday morning, where the burial
took place.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
AnOrdinance.
To Prouide for the Issuing of Bonds
to Borrow Money to Erect Wa
ter Works In the Incorporated
V;tlo0e of Logan, Ohio

WHEREAS, two-thirds and more OF the
w qualified electors Of said vili9gc as .
OF February, 1896, in pursuance Of resolution
adopted by. the Council of said Village on the
s 9 s To- Issue ana sei
the Bonds OF the Incorporated Village Of Lo-
gan, Ohio, for the Purpose of Erecting Water
Mopd Ss fns Ss TT
Ing for. the Submission Of the Question OF
such Issue and Sale OF snid bonds to the Voters
tion TO issue the bonds of said Village to the
amount OF Thirty-Five Thousand l$35, ,0ool dol
lars, for the purpose OF erecting Water Works
SEC. 1. Re It ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated viilage OF Logan, Ohio. that for
the purpose of obtaining money to erect sold
oupon Bonds OF the said Incorporated VIII
age OF Logan, OHIO, of the denomination OF
Se s nors one hs hsassS sna sns yMo
DH5s ssns's s'fT tss
syaSs asts tne the eee Of af o
Thirty-nve years after date, but redeemnble
after the first day OF April In the year 1900, in
% Hundred Ian and sixty-six tsi,ieessss' Dollars
and Sixty-Six and Two-Ti,ird Gents, each,
each year thereafter with interest at the rate
nuns Se Isl Gay OF Ap and october Of
each year, fer which proper interest coupons
shall be annexed to and made part OF said
cOrpOrated Village of Logan, Ohio, is hereby
plegsd for the payment of the principle and
Interest of said bonds.
SEC. 3. Said bonds shall be numbered con-
secutively, from one to thirty, inclusive, exc
cuted by the Mayor and City Clerk omcially
In their own handwriting, and hnvc the Cor
porate Seal of said Village affixed thereto,
and each coupon shall be signed by the CiIy
Clerk and said bonds and coupons shall be
registered by the City Clerk in the book Kept
SEC. g. The finance committee of the coun-
Gil of said Incorporated Village of Logan is
hereby authorized and empowered to have
said bonds and interest coupons properly pre-
pared and executed In accordance with the
provisions of this ordinance, and to advertise
and sell the same for and III behalf of said In
corporated Viiluge in the manner provided
by law.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its pnssnge and le-
gal publication.
Passed February %, 1895.
H. Il. SPARON. City Clerk. feb N-3w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
AN ORDINANCE
To Establish a Board Of Trustees of
7 the Water Works Of the Viltage
Il of LO0Un, Ohio


CECTIoE1. Be it ordained by the Council
there be npd hereby Is establishments Board of
Trustees consisting of three su table nd judi
cious electors nf said Nillnge, to be know n
Works. 5T,n,;}tl.l, .t.,,l
SEC. 2, Said Trustees shall be elected by the
electors Of sid Village ct the next ensuing
annual municipal election occurring on the
LIST day. of April, 1895. Said election for said
electors shnll be held at the time and at the
OF snng a sSs
same maniicr as is provided by law for COR
Ssi nuSi nssanisipai eiection. The Mayor sa of said
Village shnll embOdy In his proclamation for
said annual municipal election the proclama-
the Board of Trustees Of the Water Works.
SEC 8. That ut said first election of the
members of said Board of, Trustees one per-
son shall be elected as u member Of sold Board
for one year. ono for two years and one for
three years, and thereaf er one person shall
be elected annually as member OF said Board
ut the regular annual municipal election and
shall hold his officc for the term of three
years.
cessOr in Office shall before entering upon the
discharge of his duties as such Trustee give
bond to said Village IN Q sum not less than
Ten Ten Thousand t$iO 10000. Dollars, with H. good goo
Council, which bond shall be conditioned for
the faithful discharge of his official duties and
Tor the payment OF any loss or damage that
said Village may sustain by reason of his
failure to perform his official duties faithfully.
SEC. 5. Each of said Trustees before enter
Ing upon the discharge of his official duties
shall take anc subscribe an oath of office to
be endorsed on his said bon'i to perform we'll,
truly and faithfully the duties devolving up
on him as Trustee of the Water Works.
SEC.8. Said Trustees as compensation for
their services as such Trustees shall each re-
eeiye the sum OfTwenty-Five of ($25OO) Dollars
anDnnly. payable quarterly out ofthe Village
Treasury.
SEc.7. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and le-
gal publication.
Passed February %, 1885.
WI F; BOWEN. Pres. Of Council.
H. e. SPARNON, City Clerk feb G-3w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
FARMS FOR SALE.


The Logan Home & Saving As
s0ciatiOn having become the owner
Of the Andrew Wolfe farm. COM
monty known Nh the w. II. Mitchell
farm, containing 80 acres more or
less and situated IN Starr Township
Hooking County OhiO. and also the
John Kuhn farm containing so
acres more or less, situated In Ian.
rel Township, lOck Ing County,
Ohio, now offer lllaae said farms
for sale. 9'trnns vnnil 0r on time TO
said pur.haeeI6. lf not a0ld w
March 10TH there farms y III be Tor
rent. ror further !, pnss p sslca'ass call
3 - 4. 81. /. o. sVsIsAl)
h r. Il "! hsgsss s6ssy COMMITTEES
Feb. lo,.4w i'H'
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
|" THE MAN ABOUT TOWN. y
DONE TO DEATH.

M WoNDERifIc II l could obtain the address Of
t9DyT,e "well. known man -about-town,"
60 I'm itching 10 max n amolasscs-like mess
or the "well.kuown man -about town; =
OF all the ubiquitous. chaitering cads,
Innatcd and windy old rng-bngs of fnds,
The one that'u finally drive me clean mad's
The '.weli-known nan-about-town."
My paper Mt breakfast Invariably quotes
The "well-known man about town."
He drolls about fashions I'm trousers or coats
This "well.known mnn-about-town;"
He'll tell you why Slnvin could finish
John L..
He'll talk about Newport, and say who's the
belle,
And give you opinions by hundreds, pei
nell, sH
This "well-known man-about-town,"
A girl has elepcd-go straightway snd see /,
The "well-known man -about.town."
Hen pluck every lenf from her family tree
This "wefl known man -nbout-town;"
Her mother, you know, was n wild one rs
we'll,
Was scarcely sixteen, ] believe, when she
fell,
Her patron. they say, was terrible swell,
Some "weR.known man-a -about-town."
The actresses record is down in the book of
The "well-known nman-nbOut.tOwn,"
Her private affairs are filed on the hook of
The "well-known man-about-town;"
He'll tell you she drinks Holland gin in her
ten,
Then when she secures her silk hosiery, she
Snaps the garter above, not below, the fair
knee,
This "well-known man-about.toM H."
When you read of very important "first
night"
The "well-kp6wn man. n-about-town,"
Is talked of us much as the actors are, quite,
This "woll-known man-about-town;"
lie pulls down his cuffs with terrible
wrench,
And says with the force of a judge on the
b,nch
"a beastly poor crib, my dear boy, from the
French"
This "well known man about town."
Why shouldn't we plant him beneath the
rich sod,
This "well-known man about town."
Just seal him right up like a pen in a pod,
This ''well-known mama -about-town?"
We've worked him to death now for the
seasons galore,
And it's just about time that we kicked of
the floor,
This dull, dreary, cheap, egotistical bore,
The "well-known man-about-town."
The Loungey.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
AN ORDINANCE.
To Rrovide for Issstng Bonds to
Borrotc Money to Construct
Setoers for Surface Drainage
Il. in the Incorporated Village of

~. re 1o A"COs PO'W1 see"y0 "
Logan, Ohio. 2.i'
WHEREAS Two-thirds and more of
Nv the qualined electors Of said
hsss XhsEs on at the sS" S day 'soR of PeerasrS ns1
1895, in pursuance of q Resolution adopted BY
is entitled Il "a Resoqt9n lon psc,nf
of the Incorporated Village of Logan, Ohio,
for the purpose of constructing Sewers for
for the submission OF the Question OF s,h such
Issue and sale Of said Bonds to the Voters
of said Village" voted in favor of the pro-
the amount of Ten Thousand t$l0, ,0O0.O0) Dol
lars. for the purpose of constructing Sewers
for the Sanitary Drainage of said Village.
sT; SEC. l. BE i ordained by the council of the
incorporated Village of Logan, Ohio, thnt for
the purpose of obtaining money to construct
Sewers for the Surface Drainage of said VII
lage there shall he issued thirty cupon bonds
of the said Incorporated Village of Logan,
Ohio, Of e. the dsnointna1ion Of M Three ss, Hundred
each to the aggregate amount of Ten Thous-
and 600 00oj Dollars, Bearing date the ist.
SSy ST ART s @ IN S tss ss Of
date, but redeemable after the lst. day Of
April, in the year 1909, in annnnl installments
Third lsasa. .$s = Dollars each 'e each ci0 year G
tn ereafter, with interest Mt the rate of Five
Per Cent per annum payable semi ni-annually
Ou tuc Iet. Stly VI hpTll huu OctODeT OI edCn
year, for which proper interest Cupons
shall! be annexed TO and made a part of snid
bonds, and the faith and credit of the said
Incorporated Village Of Logan. Ohio, is here
by pledged Tor the payment of the principle
and interest of said bonds.
SEC.2. Said bonds shall be numbered con-
secutively from One to Thirty inclusive, ex-
ecuted by the Mayor and City Clerk officially
in their own handwriting and hnvc the cor
porate seal of said Village affixed thereto and
each coupon shall be signed by the City Clerk
and said bonds and coupons shall be register
ed oy the City Clerk In the took kept for that
purpose.
SIC. g. The Finance Committee Of the
Council of suid Incorporated Village of LO-
gan is hereby authorized and empowered to
have said bonds and Interest coupons proper
ly prepared and executed In accordance with
the provisions of this ordinance, and to ad-
vertise and sell the slme for and in behalf
of said Incorporated Village in the manner
SEC. !. This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after Its passage and
legal publication.
Passed February %, 1895.
w. BOWEN, Pres. of Council.
II. +. SpAnNoN, City Clerk. [Feb. H-3w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
THE EXCISE TAX.
The Supreme Court Sustains the State
Authorities In Their Position.

COLUMBUS, o., February 25.-The
State won substantial victory to-
day in Judge Pugh's Court of Com
mon Pleas, in the suits brought by
Attorney General Richards to en-
force the collection from the ex-
press companies Of the excise tax,
under the law of last winter. The
companies demurred to the petition
and moved to quash the service
They claimed that they were not
corporations, but partnerships, and
therefore could not be served as
corporations. This was preliminary
to defense that not being corpora
tions they did not exercise cOrpor-
ate rights or franchises, and conse-
quently could not be made amen
able to the excise tax. =
Judge Pugh overruled the motion
and the demurrer. He held that
the companies have substantially
all the attributes, powers, privili-
ges and rights of corporations, and
are, therefore, amehable to the tax
law in question. He found that
these companies are cross be-
tween a partnership and c0rpor-
alton, but decisions in some states
hold them, for the purpose Of taxa
tion. to be corporations. There IL
one feature with them which is dis
tinctively unlike corporations, for
the stockholders are not only liable
to the extent Of their stock, but In
dsvidual property IL also liable for
the company's debts. They are
formed after the style OF huge Eng
lish partnerships. The Attorney
General showed by the 49th O. 8.
that the Adams had sued as cor.
p0ratl0n to recover from Ratter:
man, Treasurer of Hamilton
county, W excise tax which had
been coijevted On Interstate busl.
mess. About $4,000 II involved In
the case vt this time Censxsesctal.
Gazette. ...
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27

formance is to be given some time ir
April, probably about the middle and
will be under the auspices OF the
Vent -Plunkard band. Arrangements
are now being made and plans per
fected whereby the long suffering
public will be relieved of its anxiety
and incidentally some Of its coin.
The performance will open with q
musical first part = the regulation
minstrel opening-with the ever pres.
ent end men, tambos, bones and
sweet singers. j. Bruce Dollison will
act as interlocuter with Cap. Fries
ner, Will and Henry Kessler, Bull
Montgomery, Tide Houston, George
Gage and others as dancers and sing
erS. F&
The second part will consist Of
specialties.
First comes Vent and Friesner
musical mokes, who will introduce
their great Partisan novelty special.
ties such as were never seen in Lo-
gan before. A moke is curiosity
and we specially invite our country
readers to see these two.
Kessler Bros, the world renowned
clog artists, have kindly consented to
make their appearance before Logan
audience. AS this will positively
be their farewell tour before an
American audience you should not fail
to see them.
The turn on the program will be
Messrs. Montgomery and Houston
prince of jig and clog dancers and
late performers to her royal highness,
Liliuokalana, late queen of the Sand
wich Islands.
Frank Alltop will introduce buck
and wing dances.
Lewis Green Purcell and Walter
Price will show tn, audience their
skill with tho Indian clubs. The
boys are experts and will show the
people some new and novel tricks.
The last part will be consumed en-
'''tirely by farce comedy under the
title of "Fifty-five Minutes Late
This side bursting, ear splitting,
laugh-till -you-cry- comedy will be un.
der the direct and personal supervis-
ion of Double G. Gunpowder Gage,
known to all the school scholars as
truant officer on week days. Press
notices on application.
There will be other people and acts
added as the rehearsals progress and
of which mention will be made later,
Get ready to laugh as there will be
time between acts. This will be an .uE
to date idea of might of laughter and
a veritable feast of fun. Admission
and exact date will be announced
later. This entertainment will be
for the benefit of the Yent-Plunkaro
band. Keep your eyes open for the
date
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
A ROYAL TIME.
The knights Of Pvthlas Of Union Fur.
mace Open Their New Hall
With Banquet and Ball.

On Thursday evening Oflast week,
rs was previously proclaimed by
three hundred invitations, the open
ing of the new X. of P. hall, at
Union Furnace, was celebrated by
a large banquet and ball. A special
train had been arranged to- leave
Logan at Z o'clock, p. M, and return
"after the ball." and sixty persons
took advantage of the accommoda-
tions and attended the grand open
ing. The hall is a beautiful struc-
ture, the lower floor bei0g arranged
for entertainment or church, and
the upper floor for the lodge room.
The dance was to have been a
masquerade, but il seemed that all
caught the same impulse and rath-
er preferred an unveiled costume.
At 10 O'clock, after q few hours of
happy enjoyment, "a sumptGous sup
per was served in the upper hall,
which all seemed willing to do
their part to consume.
At the terminus of the first hour
of the next day the sweet strains of
"Home, Sweet Home" hoated out
on the ears of the merry making,
bearing to them the cognizance that
the hour was late enough spent in
reveling, for all sensible people, and
that the opening of the new X. of
P. hall, at Union Furnace, was
"thus formally announced"
The special was ready and the
Logan crowd were soon sailing for
home; and sailing it was, for the
crew, composed of Mosler, Davis,
Murphy and Hills, certainly did
take us sailing. We were in sight
of Logan in FIVE minutes from the
time we left the Furnace. Very
accommodating were they, also.
They Stacked up Floyd's crossing
to accommodate Mr.. JnO. Floyd,
stopped at Westenhavers to accom-
modate the young ladies there, and
stopped at Gompf's crossing to save
the long walk from the depot, of
the crowd that resided in the east
end of town. We will cay that the
G. H. V. & 4. is the most accomm0-
dating road that we have had any
experience with.
The Logan people, however, We're
not all of the dance by considerable.
The people of Union Furnace and
vicinity were we'll represented, and
the social bearing that sprung up
between the crowds is far reaching
in its influence, and Is destined to
make the Union Furnace and Lo-
gan people feel nearer to each other
in the future. We are glad that the
ball was a grand success, and that
the committee, although ut y heavy
expense, came out whole with n
few KS to go on.
May the Union Furnace knights
flourish in their handsome new hall
and bear much fruit for good in
their community.