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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
First race-six furlongs: Miss Mamie,

First race-Six furlongs: Miss Mamie,
z to /. won; Hodgson, to 3, second;
Bill White, TO !, third. Time 1:21A-
Second-Seven furlongs: Silver Prince
10 to l, won: Hayden, 8 to l, second;
Tenny .Jr.. Z TO 10. third. Time 1:37A.
Third-One mile: Mote, to 1, won;
Bonnie B, 10 >, second; Tippecanoe, 8
to l. third. Time :51Sz.
Fourti1-Six furlongs: Sylvan, IL to >,
won; DR.. Reed, 10 to 1, second; Guard,
even. third. Time l 81
FTfth-Five and half furlongs: Her
kimer, g TO >, won; Princess Rose, tol,
second; Daniel 4, Is to l, third. Time
III
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MADE 1T ALL RIGHT.
Chiidren's Home Succeeds I'm Getting an
appropriation.


Senator Ed O'Bryan returned yester-
day from Topeka, accompanied b. Mrs.
OBFyan and Edward r.. who has re-
covered from the HIUmps senator
O'Brysn brought the cheering news
for the Childrens home that lis eppTo-
priation was finally Included a. the
miscellaneous bill by vote % II 10 -.
The senator worked hard Tor 10 secure
the appropriation and feels good over
his success. Another important thing
done by Senator OBTyan was the pas
sage OF his bill authorizing the exchang
OF the accumula ted Kansas reports fC-
the law reports in other states. the
books received in exchange To consti-
tute "A lax library for the appellate
court Of the southern division in Nich-
tia. This. Mr. OBTyan believes. VIII
give this city a law library that viii be
worth from $4,000 To $1,000 After
Senator O'Bryan pushed the biii
through the senate he took II over 70
Ar. ROhrbaugh. who sent n flying
through the house without question
being asked.
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polls rate sheet about 81 TO all the
points in question. This action or the
Great Western is the outcome OF the
row over the issue of a new Minneapolis
st. Paul rate sheet. The other roads
refused to allow the Great Western 10
take part on fair terms in the forma-
ton of the sheet and ii some time ago
announced its intention OF ignroinS
whatever rates were made in the sheet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09


Boston. March Sat Music hall to-
night in the presence OF $500 people
Young Critic, the famous AUSTRALIAN
featherweight, and Jimmy Dime or
Amsterdam. n. y, the 135 pound cham
MON of Ameri "a, fought eight rounds
1Inder rules which required the battle
10 be declared a draw if each man was
on his feet at the close of the eighth
round. As these conditions were full
filled. honors were even, although
throughout the contest Critic showed
his superiority, leading and LANDING
when and where he pleased. Dime, con-
sjdering the punishment he received in
the face and breast made a clever show
ing. He seemed slightly over trained.
First round. Critic Landed his right on
Dimes iuguIar and got two right hand
lunches in return. Dime led twice but
1nissed~ Critic ma de several clever
stops and the round ended in his favor.
Pound > Dime landed short twice
and got a swift left from GfEto on the
angular Both led. Dime landing light
" on the jaw Critic landed Twice on
Dimes face.
Round 8. Critic led and clinch fol-
lowed. ON Griffo's lead Dime ducked
and fell. Critic then got in twice with
his right and again with his left on the
heart, NEARLY knocking his opponent
down. Dime planted straight left on
CRITICS left ear which Critic returned
on the jaw. Infighting closed the
round.
Round 4. Critic led and landed
lightly. Dime lead three times and
missed each one. Critic let out his left
and nearly oored Dime with blow on
the jaw. Dime lead and missed. He
repeated the same tactics several times
with the same results.
Round ). Dime landed on Grlfto's
heart and got two severe punches on
the ear Dime lead, Critic landlng
both right and left. Dime rallied and
got in two punches on CRITICS breast.
Critic landed twice. Dime made fee
bic attempt to dodge and looked sick
Round 8 Dime opened with his left
and mixed twice Dime got in on
recovery and Critic replied with three
quick left punches, landing each on
Dimes mouth, and followed up this
advantage with three others. Dime
sat down groggy.
Round I. Critic led with right for the
wind and followed with the left on the
mouth Dime got in a right uppercut,
swung his left and missed. They
spared for wind until the close Of the
round with Critic smiling.
Round s. The last round opened with
Dime leading for CRITICS wind, in
which he got a terrific smash on the
jaw. Critic lodged left handler and
got caught with the right Dime led
again but missed and was nearly floor
ed by a left hand punch in the jaw.
Dime got in two right handlers on Crit
fos head just as the gong sounded.
Captain William DAILY of Boston was
the referee.
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GIVES oRGANIzRTIoN A SHOW.
Applications for Separate receiyershi not
vet in Order.

vet ia
st. Louis, March Sin chambers to-
day Judge Caldwell of the United
States circuit court, gave an informal
hearing to the attorneys OF the Central
Trust company, representing the first
mortgage bondhoiders of the Colorado
Midland railroad. They filed a motion
asking for the appointment OF separate
receivers for the Colorado Midland but
Judge Caldwell refused To entertain ii
He said emphaticaily that he did not
propose to hear the applications of the
Colorado Midland, ST Louis and San
Francisco. Atlantic and Pacific or other
auxiliary lines composing the AtchiSon
system for separate receivers until the
reorganiza ton committee OF the Atctl-
ison had had a reasonable length OF
time in which to form their plan
Judge Caldwell added that if after this
plan had been submitted its plans were
not satisfactory TO any auxiliary lines,
then APPLICATIONS fer separate receivers
would be in order, and not until then
The Atchison receivers were not pres
ent, being represented by George =.
Peck, the general solicitor Of Chicago.
India has II Christian Endeavor socie-
ties; Japan SO; China %; Turkey IS.
Consistent work tells. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is an able ally in war;
ing with ignorance and adulteration.
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LIaEKr9 FoR TWO.
Mussett end Bray Bus Liberty for From
fSorT Note

Bray aaT MuSSets. tao county jail
prisoners. were discharged yesterday
rs the county commissioners on The
recommendation % County Attorney
John Davis. They were compelled.
John Davis Tkey EeTe compelled,
- the county that they Teilla pay the
fire and costs ASSESSED against them
They complied with the terms 81 the
county and promised 70 pay within
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
MUSIC, SPEECHES AND SONG.
Fine Entertainment to he Given by tbs
Periciessan Society Tonight.

The following program will he given
by the Peroiesian society at their hall
on Market street Saturday evening,
March Q.
Music.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS James.
Speech-Mr. Lemon.
Observation-Disclosures Child
Debate-ResOlVed, That the ninee
Of the United States should be open
to the free and unlimited coinage Of
both gold and silver at the ratio 81 IS
70 l. Affirma tve-Earl Evans and 4.
W.Leichti. Negative-A. L.Hirsch and
II. r. Cooper.
The public IS invited 70 attend the
meeting Of the society.
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Teichmann is the Winner.

New York. March THE results of
the fifth and sixth games Of the Lon
don chess match together with the
scores of these games have arrived IN
this city. As Teichmann had won
four games 10 Mieses' one and one
game drawn, he wins the match.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09

sixty days. There is new rule in
force now in dealing with prisoners.
They must promise to pay the fine and
costs against them before they are re-
leased and if not they VIII be thrown
back into Jail again. Bray was serving
a sentence for trespassing on Santa Re
property, while Musset was serving
sentence for appropriating little San
ia Fe coal to his own use Both Were
glad TO accept liberty with the fierce
and terrible struggle for existence
which it entails rather than stay be-
hind the bars any longer.
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WILL PRO RATE THE CLAIMS.
Congressional Sugar Bounty Appropriation
Insufficient.

washington, March S.-The secretary
Of the treasury will within the next few
days begin the preparation of regula-
lions under which the appropriation OF
s.. 600 600 made by the last congress as
a bounty for sugar produced IN 1894
will be made. The act provides that
there shall be paid in cane and beet
sugar produced in 1894, bounty at the
rate of eight-tenths of one cent per
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
STOOD TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Quarter Centennial Of the first Pre.bytsr-
i'm Church 20 be Nelebrat~d.

on Wednesday. the 18th inst tie
First Presbyterian church - This city
viii celebrate the quarter centennial
Of it, existence. Both afternoon s1f
freainC q the day VII he given ~ 20
the services This church has made
grand history for Itself and has exert
- r-oFT@rfui influence IN Kansas =
has four worthy daughters in wichita
VINO Will participate with the rrcth@T
70 the celebration II DeTr wednesday
These anniversary services VII - =
deep interest n many persons OFT
side the Presbyterian churches - our
city A more extended notice xiii Be
Eivsr 70 this event later
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Favorites Mourn Their Loss.

San Francisco, March Mot one IA
vorite won today. Ducat, Ed Corri-
CAMS cracker jack, made his initial APP
pearance in California i'm the fourth
race and won in hollow fashion,
euuaIing the coast record of 113. Bel
Iicose. who was the favorite, carried, it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09

The sugar combine claims that all its
refineries are operated at loss. Bue
the saccharine product is as necessary
as Prices Cream Baking Powder, for
dainty desserts, and there you are.
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JuLlsox szFs he fees1t - Wy 80
-S--sIf D.. sr- ok,,ss-ftg- . TTcn1en sr.srlrz
"a. lf,c-sl r-r5Sessiou. DGl'f yc1 80 fnef
re 81 q evegT se1 uarrisc zzen E.ovF
ve-v s-rll taat mr. wor1 = lsw. - = lz4.o
Courier
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The citizens meeting called for next
Tuesday vail - held g. the evening
beginning AZ 0-cioc&. and not IA tie
a4t%TEQQa-
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GEST-~Whs- s the reason ySG cfsrgs
.y-iss a. rssegl for III czts 50 you d. fer
ruerlvs-f XSsfe TEezflau 49, - l81sesZss<e yea
have bexI.s ~ aslEg pe1cal noEs- @ Dsf -
CONT \ sat q fsT-r-als dos fsl4t zlza-ef
Tgast,eryvc.z z1-.sIhe girls E-2ste - much
time n try1zg % Rake tEsen ost DE An
sferasEnC-.
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Whitney concludes, ex-senator Edmund
will be heard in the case and he, in turn
will be followed by Attorney General
OInpV
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MAKE ne the most perfect made"
said the little girl in her evening prayer,
ike DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
Yes. IFS truly the most perfect made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
THEY KEEP ON FOOT
YOUNG CRITIC AND JIMMY DIME
MEET FOR A DRAW.

Conditions re That the Fight Shall be De-
cIared a ID raw If at the End of the right
Rounds Both Men are Oh Their Feet
Critic Demonstrates His Superiority
Dime Does Well Considering His Ham
mering--Bad Luck for Favorites at san
Francisco--I International Chess--Gen-
eral Sporting News.
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CALLED IT DIRECT
PEOPLE ALWAYS so DESIGNATED
AN INCOME TAX.

Hence, the Words Ia the Constitution Must
lar Sense-Hence, Furthermore, the In
come Tax was Violation of the Consti-
tuition, Says Mr. seward--Goverarnent
Counsel Distinguishes Between a Suit to
Prevent the Collection of the Tax and "A
Suit 10 Prevent the Payment OF the Tax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
New Orleans Races

New Orleans, March S-Weather fine;
track heavy. Summaries:
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TERRIBLE FATALITY.
Three Deaths From Typhoid Fever in a
Sherman Family Within Twenty
four Hours--Othe.s Low

SHERMAN, Ten, Nov. 23.-The
Shearer family of College street in
East Sherman are the victims of a
terrible fatality. Miss Jennie Shear
er, aged IS, died Wednesday. Her
brother George, p years of age, died
Wednesday night at 10 O'Clock.
Maud Shearsr, a child of 7 years,
died Thursday morning, and Clark
Shearer, 26 years old, is not expect
ed to live through the night. Nc
Swain Shearer, another brother,
aged IS, was taken sick Thursday.
The family moved to this city from
South Carolina only about a year
ago The father, Mr. Shearer,) has
farm near Sherman, on which he
and his two grown sons live, while
the wife and daughters lived in the
city, so that the young ladies might
attend school.
A few weeks ago the two young
men came home from the farm
seriously i'll with malignant typhoid
fever. The two daughters were
next stricken with the result above
stated.
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One Honest Man.

DEAR EDITOR. Please inform your eaiers
that 70 written 20 cohdeutially. will mail In
n sealed letter the plan pursued by which
was permanently restored 90 health and
manly vigor. after years ~ suffering from
Nervous Weakness. Loss 81 Manhood. Lack
81 Confidence, etc. / have no scheme % ex-
tort money from any one Whomsoever. I
nearly lost faith in mankind. but thank
heaven am now well. vigorous and strong.
and anxious TO make this certain means %
cure known % all. Having nothing 90 sell
or send c. o. D.. want no money. Address
Jas. A. HARRIS. box i0s. Delray. Mich.
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Square Facts.

Square goods at square prices
makes a square deal, and that's
what you get at J. j. Rackley's, two
doors east of postOffice, Gainesville,
Texas. That's square. Aft
Attention is called to the ad Of j.
A. Mcclure which appears in this
mornings issue. The Watkins addi-
ton is one of the most valuable to
this city. Any one desiring lots
will find this a most profitable invest
ment.
Call at the Star grocery and see
that elegant line of fancy candy Just
received direct from the factory.
B.H. Carlew and Bill Roberts claim
the championship on shooting birds,
they having on Friday bagged in a
few hours hunt 1877 qualls. This is
an excellent showing and will doubt
les excite the envy of other sports
men.
GOODING'S BOOK STORE,
Old school books wanted. tol
The entire running gear of the
United States court came Gown from
Purcell yesterday afterno to spend
the Sabbath with then families.
The party consisted of .-on. c. b.
Kilgore, Attorney a. c. Cruce, Mar
shal c. L. Stowe and Clerk G.. p.
Bruce.
Talk is cheap but the St II grocery
has the incest assortment of fancy
groceries in the Indian Territory.
Bion Cole, the hustling salesman
for the Western Newspaper Union
of Wichita Kansas, was doing busi-
ness in the city yesterday, and left
this morning for points north of here.
We guarantee our boots
and shoes to be worth the
money we ask for them. Only
one price to all.
Bottoms & Hamilton,
2O4 The Shoe Men.
The ARDMoREITE job department
turns out onl first class work.
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Patric x McFadden the Court street
tailors, rallied off two suits of clothes
last night, y. Patterson being the
lacky winner of one, and 7. Y. Smith
and A. E. Fuller throwing the same
number for the other, they agreed to
divide the suit.
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city, the occasion being a supper
and party given by them in honor of
the fifteenth birthday of their daugh-
ter Minnie, most enjoyable time
was had throughout, the many
friends enjoying themselves to their
hearts content in innocent mirthful
DaStime
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That mammoth stock OF furniture
J. j. Rackley carries covers n space
6Ox4OO. Think of il 6Ox4OOi You
can certainly find what YOU want in
that immense stock, and when you
do on will buy, for the price is sure
to suit. Two doors east OF postof-
flee, Gainesville, Texas. 24-tf
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The ARDNoREITE is pleased to re-
port the condition of Mrs. l. L. Gait
as very much improved.
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School For Dancing.

All pupils desiring to join must be-
sih al first lesson. Glasses rapidly
lofmlng, only limited number adj
mltted. Private lessons any hour by
appointment. Address,
''u HENRY FOOTE, City.
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YoI who war: typewriter letter
heads can find something az this Of
fee that will surely please you. Only
the best paper used.
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Last night merry party assembled
a. thc residence Of Captain and Mrs.
". Il. Wood in the north part of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-24

McLavens imperial cheese in china
jars at the Star grocery, it is the
only cheese that scored perfection
al the Worlds Fair, Chicago.
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cert program has been prepared.
Charges for both concert and re-
freshments twenty-five cents. a treat
is being arranged for the people
from 5 to no In the evening.
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The Star grocery is a den of de-
hcacies, II keeps everything that is
nice. 24-4t
There has been, SO the ARDMoREITE
learns, a match shoot arranged be-
tween b. II. Carlew and Bill Roberts
on the one side and W. Y. Chitwood
and W. NJ. Sparks, on the other.
II is TO occur soon and Al Swisher
has placed some heavy bets on the
result and on which he is very anx-
ious to hedge. The result viii be
given when the match comes OF.
Brady's White Frost is the best
full roller patent -four. 2l-3t
Pauls Valley must be in a cold
storage vault, Lee Cathey who came
down from that place yesterday
afternoon took the reporter OF to
one side and pointing TO the ice
which had accumulated on the cars
said in sub rosa tone Pauls Valley is
in the same d--d fix that that car
is.
Money to loan at Sharp's barber
shop, but you must pay for your
work.
The r. A. NJ. held an interesting
meeting in the Odd Fellows hall last
night, and enlisted some valuable
acquisitions TO their already strong
ranks.
Wanted-A white woman, TO cook
at section house.
22-3 LILLE NEWMAN.
Local happenings were away below
par last night, even the bellows
lunged auctioneers failing to draw a
crowd.
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Three corner handsaw files 3c each
Swiss embroidery worth l5c for l-2-
Hamburg embroidery IL inches wide worth 3jc for De
Big line Of narrow embroidery and lacs your price
Silk faced suspenders ljc worth }jc
Big line of Ladies' and Misses fine hose
No. fire proof lamp chimneyS : be
No. , common flint chimneys jr
Mems ply linen collars lOc worth lIc
Two papers needles for De-. ab California fruit l3r
2lb corn, peas. string beans and gooseherries -
lib oysters So, poted ham jc. all kinds snuff lgr
Agate buttons 3c per gross.
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80 pains are being spared TO make
tie entertainment nj Mrs. II. III.
Pennington's a success. \ full con-
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~uTr.
Puree q Ia Refine. ConSuma en Tas-e~.
petites TemhalleS a Ia Taileyrand.
striped Bass a Ia Chamhord.
SALADS.
shrimp and Lobster.
BOILED.
TurnipS with Corn Beef.
wespaifer Ham Ia GluSsier.
REIIsHEs.
Chow Chow. white onions.
Olives. Mangoe Pickles, Celery ON stand
CANE.
Haunch 80 Veni~un. Currant jelly.
Rahhte 90 Squirril an Financier.
'PosSum. sweet Potatoes a Ia American style
BOAST.
Prime Ribs of Beef an Jus.
Young Pig with Apple sauce,
Turkey with Cranberry sauce.
MunErel Goose, Fine Herbs.
ENTRIES.
Macaruni with Permeson Cheese.
Lemon Tat.
VEGEq AHtEs.
NJ shed Potatoes au Grattan.
PctitiS PoiS Asparagus.
string Beans. New Beets.
PASTRY.
English Plum Pudding. Wine sauce,
Lemon Meranguc Pie.
Green Apple Pie. Tutcr Fruter Tee Cream.
Assorted Cakes, Nuts and RaiSinS.
nEINEs.
Tea. Coffee. Butter Milk. Cider.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-24
Boys Now is Your Chance.

Boys who work in day time now
nave an opportunity to get a good
practical business education in two
months at night, from 1880 to 10
O'Clock. The course will be writing,
spelling, arithmetic and the elements
OF bookkeeping all taught and demon
strated IN short and practical way.
ms Is intended for boys who havnt
mad the opportunity of such foun-
uallon and not for the higher advan-
cced students. No more than twenty
nVe or thirty students wanted as
these would be about all who could
receive the proper attention in so
snort time. Terms three dollars
per month. This is cheap enough to
give all a chance. For further in
formation call at the Wisnor at 10
d. d m or Z. m. Monday Nov. 25-
For references w. NJ Nix, Johnson,
Cruce & Cruce.
20-4t las / CoRRETr
There was a rattle at T. II .Parker's 5
last night of fine gold watch and a
diamond ring. Mr. Patrick the
TAILOR secured the watch and w. N. .
Feiker the diamond ring.
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THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Elaborate Bill OF Fare TO be Served at the
wisnor Next Thursday Repast
of Good Things TO Eat.

The Wisnor, the leading hostelry
of the Indian Territory, now under
the popular management of ;. ;.
Tolson, will give an elegant Thanks
giving dinner next Thursday, as will
BE- seen by the following elaborate
bill of fare for that occasion;
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The Star grocery is a den of de-
licacies, il keeps everything that is
nice. 24-4t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-24

Local happenings were away below
par last night, even the bellows
lunged auctioneers failing to draw a
crowd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-24

Deputy Ed Thurlo arrived in the
city last night with prisoner from
Duncan, charged with adultery. A
hearing in the case will be had be-
fore Commissioner Gibbons Monday.
The Star grocery is never behind,
they have also received a full line Of
California canned fruits, the finest
in the city. 2i-4t
J. c. Davenport & Son having
bought the entire interest of T. II.
Field in the Racket store will con-
tinue to close out the dry goods at
actual cost.
The Star grocery Tor fine cigars
and tobacco. 2i-4t
Young peoples union prayer meet
ing meets this afternoon at O'Clock
at NJ. +. church, /. r. Mason leader.
Let all the pastors announce it this
morning.
For SALE-At a bargain, 4 course
in business college. If you want a
business education this is your OPP
portunity. Apply at this office.
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ChidrenS' shoes from poe up
Ladies all wool vests and pants worth go selling for j0
Ladies combination suits worth 80 selling for SOc
Ladies fine vests and pants worth 40 selling for zoe
Mems all wool scarlet ndesuts worth , 90 selling
Mems fine natural wool shirts worth - selling
job lot of pocket knives from jc up
Six pound note paper Sc per quire
Fourteen pound letter paper lJc per qure
Fourteen pound legal cap paper ljc per quire
job lot rubber combs at jc worth 10 and ljr
Extra fine hair curriers' &c worth Zoe
Celebrated waving irons 3 De worth Zoe
Fine steel shears worth jOc for 29c
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The ARDMoREITE job department
turns out onl first class work.
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Wanted-A white woman, TO cook
at section house.
22-3 LILLE NEWMAN.