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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08
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Wyld-Can't you overcome your thirst for rum? Tramp-Yes, sir, with dime, Life.
 Mike-What is the most important isl and In the world? Pat--Standard ile, begorrah!-Truth.
 It may be better to be born lucky than rich. All the same, 1t Is mighty un- lucky not to be born rich,--Judge.
 T do believe she is painted" why, certainly. You didn't think she was bronze all the way through. did you?"- Puck.
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POOR POLTTTCS-

The Daily News of Burlington, Iowa. is a good Republican paper and 1t has had something on it's mind for awhile. It has now freed its mind, and, we hope. feels better It has certainly done what 1t thought to be it's duty. It points out that while the Republican party is un- auestionably and by an enormous ma- jority in favor of honest money, many of its leaders are strangely backward in coming forward with an expression of their views. And 1t thus states the sit- uation; Of all the men prominently mentioned for the presidential nomina- tion ex-President Harrison is the only one we now recall who has lately put himself down unmistakably as in favor of honest money. Where is MT. Allison !? Why, he is a wobbler, a trimmer, or whatever may be the polite name for a man who does not know, or dares not tell, just where he is at. Who knows what Major McKinley's views on the silver question may be? And Tommy Reed, he whose undaunted courage is one of the proudest boasts of his back ers-the undaunted Tommy has not thus far manifested sufficient courage to make a plain, explicit declaration of his position on this all-important matter. And we believe that it is just this. and nothing else, that has given his can .didacy such a setback of late. Had he
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

The development of the gold fields of Alasaka is demonstrating more and more their great extent and richness. The Seattle, Washington, Post-Inte1li- gencer publishes reports of the mining operations in the Cooks Inlet fields, and in the vicinity of Japan, where many mines have been opened and are in profitable operation. Tn that To- cality men are making from s3 to s2o "a day each and can work nine months of the year. That and the Yukon sec- tion of Alaska give promise of immense contributions to the worlds gold sup ply.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

Captain Bradford, of Hackensack. New Jersey, is about to test in the courts the question whether clarionet, played by the hour by a neighbor, Is or not an abatable nuisance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

It is not the whole duty of a receiver to receive. The receiver of the Iron Hall in Indiana had his claim cut down by the Superior court from $97,5o0 to s2S.666. This decree prompted the Indi- annapolis News to say: "The good name of Indiana has been vindicated. The court has said by its decree that re- ceiverships do not exist for the benefit of the receiver, and that Indiana law cannot be perverted to serve selfish pur- poses
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

There is sadd to be an apparently growing sentiment in Auburn, Maine, against the continuance of public bath ing in the town reservoir.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

It is solemnly going the rounds that Mark Twain intends to make Hartford his home upon completing his lecture tour.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

Bishop Whipple, of Minnesota, says that the Dakota. Indians once, held a.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

The rebuilding of the Massachusetts state house and the construction of the annex seem likely to prove in the end quite as expensive as such public con- tracts have been found to be in the experience of other States. An extra appropriation of $55O,000 more than the original estimate was passed during the closing hours of the legislative ses- sion, and now 1t Is announced that this is not to be the last. The next 1egisla- ture will probably be called upon to appropriate some s20O,o0O or s3O0,00O to complete the work. The present ap- pearance of the job is most unsatisfac- tory to the voters, especially as their representatives boasted some time ago that the building commissioners had succeeded in keeping within the orig inal estimates and had conducted the work with rare fidelity and economy. It is not strange. moreover, hat the generalfeeling of dissatisfaction over the new appropriation should be strength ened by the discovery, which has just been made, that in the computation on which the appropriation was based there was an error of s22,OOO in the simple process of addition, and that margin of s172OOO was allowed for which no explanation was made.
 Bishop Whipple, of Minnesota. says
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Notice

weoanpot accept anonymous or return re- sected communications. In all cases the name of the writer will be required, not for publica- tion. but as a guarante good faith.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

If there is anything in a name the daughter of a London laundryman has it. She is called Anna Bertha Cecelia Diana Emily Fanny Gertrude Hypatia Inez Jane Kate Louise Maud Nora Ophelia Pearl Quince Rebecca Sarah Trixy Unice Venus Winifred Xenophen YeoIa Zeus Heppert.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

Andrew Spence is perhaps the only bicycle missionary in the world. His wheel is rigged with various parapher- nalia, and weighs seventy pounds. He has rfgged it with a, sail, and gets con- siderable aid from the wind when it happens to be blowing Just right. The Ten Commandments are printed on the sail for the benefit of sinners, and the amasts and yardarms are used for the display of religious charts when the bi- cycle missionary is haranguing a crowd. These charts, according to Spence, show when time shall end, and what shall be the signs portending to annihilation of the unrfghteous and the redemption and reward of the holy. He is a Canadian, sixty-three years of age, but since 1884 he has made California his home. He has already covered about five hundred miies,on his wheel, but is disappointed in the work of his sail, which frightens all the horses f1e meets, and, owing to the cfangeful course of the wind, often retsrds rather than aids his progress
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

.oeuREuAAATiOlMA formula dal adoctor|
AssPsrez Miro Hemedio externeR muy|
moLooi6a mo- o 19S as Las rsSaia pronta@enss asa Ia
temperature (antit6rmica, y .antip1t 1trida
.Dep6sito en- Puerto .Rieo:s Farn1acia del
@sehor don Fidel Gtillermety!s III 'a8--65 CD
E2a 50 s4G@afHI 89S g. Ess@k& Ettss So 26ShI III
b 7sas.o9 soNETO LAS RDAbns % lsG
4&"L @&@4I1xH93 a. Eb5 sAs9a GeTy&&n 8s
Romps la bruma la napiente aurora;
81 sol penetra en- la eallada umbria al
el pajaro CON grata sinfonlasL 02ia ~
canta Ia luZy su fulgoraadora. ois..,, J.
Luego, de vivos t,'nos2 Sc oolora,
el campo, al'resp!andor del medic, dia,
y la tarde, cruel mela ncolta 1n@ 5s5u '4
es nuncio della noche sofadora.
Asi del hombre la fatal mu<ianz87
de una 5edad asOtra edad su pasO advierte
y del feliz dintel do la esperanza- ~;
/. que juzga conquistar viril y. fuerts
| y que al fio Sc deshace nunca alcanza
Gamma hasta las eombras de Ia muerte.
s@stesz oa171 AwgNsto Perez Perchet.
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Un cuepto. do un oolaborAdor do a

EDOCa": a. AlAA<RLJ Al a~
- sssTiempoah6z disoutlan L Msn6ndez PEI.
layogy1SA malogrado Ramona G0rrea acercs.
de libros raros y ouriosos. Cerrea dabase
siempFe, natur ralmente, ,por vencido. ''Q3Is-
made nn dia <df fioIe. s Msn6ndez PelaFo:
-@ He dado CON un libro que. ,ustad no
conocs. -. Apuesto con, l1sted 10 ique d1ie-
ra que no 10 ha dido nj nombrar.... al
.. Puao el ioven sabio cara de burlas y
Ramon Correa replic6: ~ s.7 ~ ..
IT Conocs usted Ek Riddurd? d
Men8ndez P slayo qued6 pensativo.
va 80 10 dire usted unafana. aa
Pasaron varios dias J. Msn6ndez Pela-
70 ll"g6 ,humilde y cort6s { su derroIa
dIWrG para que hubiese escspado & la fe-
nomehal erudici6n del portentoso mohta
K6s?
-EE RidaurG es este. -, dijo Correa
mostrandole un ibrito 90 papel de. fu
mar. e. Pero como usted no "gasta taba
COZ, entaba 70 seguro de que pod1a darlt
! esta cogida," a. .. ass<- ~'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25
B1BL1oTEoA pE. ttLA CoRRusPoNDnNo1A" IS

s para. adivinar So pensamento y haces brotar Ia
sonrisa. en- los labios, este ea un sueho, una d.
:; cha ideal; desde haoe cinco affos este ideal,
este sueho, Sc han convertible para mf en- una
realidad de todos los instantes.
,,~..s .. No he renunciado defnitivamente Paris,
pero te aseguro que, aparte algunas amistades,
entire las cualeH es Ia mas preoiosa 10 tuya, no
= me falta NADIA. D.~ ...r... .< . ,.
H., ~ ~ Los dias pasan aqu1 como horas ~,
La Rouce es IN terreno bastante grande
-, para ocupar mis- ocios,
~ ,,~,.1 En el invierno me dedico ls crzq, ocmo
sales, porque me spasiona este placer que fu6
el de mi padre por 81 cual mi abuelo Sc hizo
.s, casi fsmoso.. ~,.-. - T,<a.* q
os.a. Los sbalesy los loboe dc Morvan bastan
para mi actividad dc ca8ador cuando zorro
sguien do sus huellas, experimento Ia tranquila
embFiaguez do Ia guerra con los doicos enemi-
gos que tergc ...or~.t.,t,
e...,., Ouando vuelvo p9so las roohes entire nues.
tros dos hjoe, llenoa de salud, que 90 revueIcan
por ID aifombra, delante de un faego sufciente
II para aear una vaoa. y la madre, que sigue con
1919: ~ojo ater to sua eahriolass abts40axa an
is<uf saolQue enosntadora 90, amigo mio, CON esa
Sbondad aye forpaa ssu iaureola que le vgrangea
>vaHla adatAsi0n do snnmazidoy da tedos ouantoa ia
as godean!so5 ang osaiv aat al aup oo7o
n51eTenya a. Reaesa ven lo,s mda, pEonto que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25
,AmeAx RAr-sALON DE BAR

soLAugAK RAT,-SALON. p. DE BAR
RIA Y PERI UMERIA de Pedro, Urbiztondo. San
Francisco 42. Sc compace atiende los partoauia4
este acredttado salon reformado recientemente, Sc
admiten abonados por meses, hay siempre IN sur
tido general de jabones cosmesticos, aqua de toca-
dor, aeeites pomadas,- pelvo toda clasede perfu-
Fmeria extrahna. Amabiidad con los marchantes y
con el pubIco en- general. ...E = s'... -Fa 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

josef. SILVA.-TETUAN. 37:--Gi-
Rpaa ss isias por candades no memories pesos
gore las paxas prfncpaes Franca Aemania, Austria Bel
oa Holanda Dinamarea Bulgaria Russia suees A9ruegs,
SuZa Italia Portugal Rurnana SerVa TurQufa 6recta-Ls
Argeia, Kgpto sa Ttnezsobrs New-York santo Demin
o9 Iaa de Cuba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

81 empobrecmiento organize aniqus 81 cuerpo
81 epfit Sc tmpone devofver al ssma neroso toda
uerza ygor de ah La mdieaoi6n espeeia del no Cordial
oomo SrecOnstitussnts' ei VitaiEas
sooEi mas Faplapsts NEtzG401 FEEd 9S HEi5uIIIA l.,
! ,ozi q Gaze ..El sIeIo dc Dc Gabriel .lla
EEbres. u San Francisco P9.-7Ene dicho
Festa ecimiento Sc Xsndsn los rsnombra1,
dos tabacos deda abricat at1s s La bella 4ai7a
ia de -Cayeyymp mpropiedad de don Carlos
Lspez. Entrs otra! muchssE vitoIas Sc en-
cuentran los llamados Impsriales, Caballe;
ros, Ragalfa9 sBritanica, Z Autonotnis istas,
Rsina ietofiay Londres, Oonchas ,aBrevas
y otros nuchos. ae garantiza que La ra-
ma es legitima de las vegas de la Plata.
En- Et S1gIo Sc sencuentra buen cafe dssde
las de la maHana@ea adelante. 15-9
lSa7&H 4h 4r.c.s.- }-~-sEs ~ Eee5 ss- . . &c.
H. e--=Se le acusa de haber1 rebado dos
arrobas de paja. {: evs3. e- = .s1sza 49, 81.
FlTa RS cierto, sefior jueZ G. g. -
i ~-jY que le ha movido cometer ess
lrobo? Sat s...-... ra.r ST ~sas.t4rs. ...
%s.--M han1bre, sef1or iusz; el hambre.
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Pedro Chambol1e d Felipe de FEerviz1e
Boulevard de, Ia Magdazena.
<.5 PARIS.
s'LG RoWce, 2 de JatnSo.
Mi que1ido Felipe:

81 s... Mi que1do Felipe:
q e.....s No podr6 visitar tn casa por este s1o.
4 Estoy retenido por orden de mi soberano.
~s- Ia 10 conoces: SO 10 mds despotco del nun.
il do, el ser maa autoritario despues de- Ia gran
.y Catalina, de imperial memoria.
Pero amo este despotismo con toda mi al
ma. Ademas, la detenoioD que Sc me impone
eatd justifcada a
as Nuestra familia Sc aumentara dcntro de al
o. gunoa meses con nuevo individuo que sera
ag tan bien aoogido como aua predecesores
j. ne Angela no puede viajar 81 estado en-
que se halls ser1a un cargo de conciencia dear
la sola en- La Rouoe
q @.o !,tAh' Iquerido .amigol 3Por que no me
imitasP ..,a.cs,, ss.., .s..5 a4.a:~
Esto es la felioidad, Ia verdadera Ia duloe,
" Ia envidable felioidsd
Tener cerca de 81 una mujer encsntadors,
ouyos sentimientoa son los nuestros, cuya vida
no Giene m6s ohjoto que el de labrar nuestra di.
cha aue le perteneoe d uno ain contradiction y
% eomplaee en- 50 dependenois, que ls obserya
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26

DEAR EprToE: Please inform your readers
that II written 10 cofdentiaily. viii mail In
a sealed letter the plan pursued hy which
was permanently restored to health and
manly vigor. after years of suffering from
Nervous Weakness. Loss 81 Manhood. Lack
Of Confidence, etc. have NO scheme to ex-
tort money from any one whomsoever.
nearly 'ost faith in mankind. but thank
heaven am now well. vigorous and strong.
and anxious 90 make this certain means -
cure known TO all. Having nothing To sell
or send G. o. D.. want no money. Address
IA.. A. MAnnIs. boz Ilao. nelrav. Mich
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Cotton states international Exposition.

Cotton States intcrnationai Exposition
Atlanta, Ga, September IS to Dec.
81. 1895. For this occasion the O.,
O.. & :. f. Railway Santa Fe Routel
will sell three classes Of tickets at
three different prices, according 10
limit Of tickets Glass "A' viii bear
return limit OF January Z, 1896, and
will be on sale Sept. 3 and 10, and
daily from Sept. - to Dec; i3. TIE
round trip rate from ArdmOrf or
class "A'i tickets will be S39- so. Glass
"Bi' tickets will bear return limit OF
20 days from date of sale, and the
fare from Ardmore viii be S29.i5.
Class "D" tickets will bear return
limit of 10 days from date OF sale,
and the fare from ArdmOre will be
si9 90. Dates of sale for class b.
tickets will be from Sept. "a TO Dec,
I3. inclusive. Dates Of sale for class
ssDn tickets win be Sept. 10, 26i Oct.
6, IS, Is; Nov. 5, rs, 25; Dec. and
Is. For further information call on
or address the undersigned.
1. II. MASON, Agent.
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Nuticc ls hereby given that I will proceed
tn sell az public auction. to the Highest bid
der Tor cash In hand. thar certain stock %
merCh h1udtse. located ut Hud. T. T. Ia the
building heretofore occupied b. Harhar-
uu~re WailtuG. also the building On which
said merchandise g. situated also the horses
mules and other property conveyed g. me a.
as@tEnec 20 the said. HarharuuHee a WailinE
BY virtue uf a certain deed 20 assignment.
executed On the 18th day % October lkak
excepting the notes. accounts. chooses Ia
action and other evidences % debt conveyed
10 me ~ the said deed % assignment. said
sale viii take place In front uf the store
building heretofore occupied By BArhar-
uusee Waliiug In the town u Rud. Chicka-
saE Nation Indian Territory on Saturday
December p. isa6.
}. ". n. HAEFER. assignee.
Dated Nov. ~. 1885. n-im
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Notice is hereby given that I viii proceed
e. sell at public auction. 90 the highest and
best bidder for cash In hand that certain
stock of merchandise located AZ Lehanon.
Indian Territory. IN the building hetetofore
occupied by J. ". Eavcs. also the building
Ia which said stock % merchandise IL slfua-
ted. together with the counters. shelves and
all n1turess said property having heen
conveyed Co me assignee of the said J. W.
EaweH. BY virtue uf q certain deed OF assign
ment executed by the said J. W. Eavea on
the Zist. DAY % November. 1876.
said sale wiil take place In front % the
store building heretofore occupied by said
=. W. Eaves In the town % Lebanon. Indlan
Territory on January 6ih- IM1N.
Jos y. Ronfsox. Assignee.
Dated this December. ard ts16. sim
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Notice a. hereby Eiven that Efu proceed
60 sell AZ public auction 60 the highest bid
der. for cash In hand. that certain stock %
drugs, located ~ Rnn. !. r. In the bufldinE
heretofore occupied By J. p. Walling. Which
stock ~ drugs was conveyed 60 me a. a.
siEnec of the said J. p. Walling b. virtue of
certain deed 30 assignment executed on the
18th day % October tsa64 said sale will take
place In front % the store building hereto
fore occupied bV J. p. Walli1E IN the town Of
KnT. Chickasmw Nation Indian Territory. on
Saturday December n. tss5.
g. ". CEkvEcs. assignee.
Dated Nov. 10. isaa. s-im
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Strayed.

From my place fifteen miles north
west of Ardmore, on or about Oct. /,
'95, three mare colts, all branded AZ
on left shoulder; two of them are
one-year-olds and the other a two
year-old past; two are sorrels and
one a roam. viii give $40 reward for
their delivery at my place or any in
formation leading to their recovery.
1S-wIt SAN Brown,
Keller, /. T.
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Attention Young Folks.

The ARDMoREITE desires to call the
attention of the young people of Ard
more contemplating matrimony, that
we are prepared to execute wedding
cards on short notice and in first
class style. Don't send away or ac-
cept inferior work when you can get
the very best right here at most reas-
enable prices
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just one half of our regular price.
They consist of
Collar buttons.
Cuff buttons.
Link cuff button.
Shirt Studs.
Shirt waist sets of buttons, links
and studs.
Belt pins.
Baby pins.
scarf pins.
Silk garterS with silver clasps all
at half price.
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Ia the United states court in the rndlan
Territory. southern District
Laura Lee Trunei plaintiff.
Leonard T.. TruNat. defendant.
The defendant. Leonard II. Truxel ia waru-
e.l to appear 10 this court In thirty days and
answer fn the compliant % the plaintiff.
Laura Lee TruxeL
witness the Honorable ConstantIne n XII
Garc. judge % said cuurt. and the seal there
uf this = day uf November. rNad.
isHaLI JoaEFm W. PmILLIFa. CLERK.
J. &. Thompson. attorney. Thoa. Norman
attorney for non resident M-fm
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Stockholders Meeting

Inc annual meeting of the stock
Holders OF the City National Bank, of
Arulnore, |. T., for the election of
seven directors to serve the ensuing
year VIII be held at their office in
hhrumore ON Tuesday Jan. IA, 1896,
p. m.
l5-lm nos, ,c,, CooL;o
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The ARDMoREITE is in no way re
spohsibie for, nor will it pay any
ueots contracted by any employee of
'nis office, unless accompanied by
an order signed by the business
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Ladies, you know a great many of
you will expect friends and relatives
to visit you Christmas. Call Monday
and make some selection in the way
of delicacies at T. Y. Morgan 3 every
thing new and fresh. Prompt delivery
to any part of the city. 224
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Don't forget that T. Y. Morgan's is
the only place you can End every
kind cakes and jumbles they are the
celebrated Brimor brands of all de-
scription. pa
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The ARDMoREITE will accept in
payment of subscriptions to the week
~, 100 cords of stove wood, giving
one years subscription for a good
average two horse load Of sound wood.
Bring on your wood and get the best
paper in the Indian Territory.
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Miss Bette Stiefel, a charming
young lady of Butler, Ind. and sister
to ''our" Harry, is enjoying a pleas
ant visit among friends in the city.
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Good dry stove wood of all kinds
always on hand at the Ardmore wood
yard under a shed just opposite the
big gin near the compress.
2-1mo r. NJ. SNIDER.
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Remember the Star grocery is sole
agent In Ardmore for Hannibal high
patent flour. 23-4t
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BEATTrS PlLE0S. Sz7s:Oo ;s7 uRSSsEas: ESr
cali. Daniel p. Beatty. washiRgton. New
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Pena Archerd, of Lebanon, was in
the city today.
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All kinds of legal printing done on
short notice at this office.
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GOSH I feel my nair slipping out I;
| guess III 20 to Jim Sharp's barber
shop and get bottle OF Quinine Hair
Tonic
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T. Y. Morgan still calls your atten-
ton to the celebrated Genava, New
York, canned goods. Special prices
to all for the next four days. PA
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1Ilu0Q Organs. $500 upward Want
Catalogue Free. Address
Daniel p. Beatty. Washington. NJ.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Christian Church-Frensley street. Ser
vices every Lords day az it.oo a. m. and Sis
q. N. sunday school SD a. IA Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday ssla D. m Chrir
practice every Friday evening ~ ssta o. m. d.
ladies Aid society every Tuesday after
noon az the church AZ .. m. Mite and So
cial meeting every Tuesday night az place
announced each Lords day. OMccrs meet
ing frst Lords day In each month. All are
cordially invited 10 au services.
Joe NJ. London. Sup't sunday school
Noiney Johnson. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26

The ARDMoREITE Job department
turns out only first class work.
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cEn0 nm BEATTY's Organs $500
S1UU, ,UUUup. For particulars. caia-
logue. address or call. Daniel
r. Beatty. washington. New Jersey.
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cry is head quarters for holiday
goods, high grade cOnfectioneries
and everything kept in first class
goody-goOdy establishment. 15-lw
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Notice.

Inc partnership heretofore exist
I1g between Brady Bros. and Arch
3. Mathews, doing a grain business
a. west Main street in the city of
nIumore, have this day dissolved by
%utuai a,u consent, said Arch b. Math-
rvs pss retiring and the said Brady
iaoe ilos. VIII continue the business, col
W ~ " notes and accouts. Thanking
you All Tor past favors, we are
Yours Truly,
.. ,o BRADY Bros.
o Ardmore, l. T., Dec. %, '96.