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Iron County register., 1895-05-09
CHAPTER XXI.


What bright. generous flood of sun
light he left behind him. Two young
hearts glowing with an encouragement
that filed their souls with happiness
supreme.
The days passed rapidly, and despite
the pain he suffered they were happy
days to Private Brown, for Alice was
ever by his cot encouraging him with
her devoted love. Nor was she alone
in her attentions to the wounded man.
Every officer and lady in the garrison
called daily and bestowed upon him
the kindest attention, their hearts
glowing with admiration for his hero
ism. 1 said every officer. That was
not true Lieut.. Vandever never came
near him. That officer now kept close
in the seclusion of his own quarters
only when obliged to come forth on
duty. When his troop was ordered
hastily into the saddle to fly to the as
sistance of Brown in his defense of the
commanders daughter Vandever
pleaded illness and took to his bed for
day. The looks of contempt which
were cast at him by the other officers
after that day made his life one not to
be envied, and it was not long before,
at, his own request. he was transferred
to distant garrison, where he vowed
he would begin his military career
anew.
With tender. loving hands Alice ad-
ministered to her lovers every want,
and the roses deepened in her cheeks,
her eyes grew brighter and her musical
laugh took on a more joyous ring as
she noted his fast increasing strength.
When he was at last permitted to rise
from his cot and walk slowly about
the ward supported by her arm, she
seemed happy and joyous as a child.
One fine morning before Alice had
come to the hospital on her daily mis-
sion of love, the surgeon and Brown
sat talking in the formers Office.
The patient had on the previous day
walked to his troops quarters, where
he was given an ovation by his COM
rades.
1T is lovely warm morning,
Brown" the surgeon said, land it you
will walk slowly and not over-exert
yourself you can go and surprise the
colonel and your little nurse with a
call. am sure they will warmly well
come you"
He needed no second bidding, and
leaning on a cane for support, walked
slowly to the colonefs quarters On
the way he met several officers, and
warm were the congratulations poured
upon him over his recovery. Again he
crossed the porch as he had done few
weeks before, but not now with fear
and trembling.
Entering the hall he raped lightly
at the coloners door. The same sharp.
harsh ''Come in," greeted his ears. but
it did not now ELL him with alarm
Turning th-s bnob. he entered.
Private Brown, by all the gods OF
war;" cried the bluff old soldier, aris-
ing and grasping his hand. 'Out
again, eh? Once more on your pins?
That's right Take chair. am
very glad to see you"
For half an hour they conversed re-
garding his wound, his return to duty
and various other topics, but the young
soldiers thoughts were in another
apartment with his loved one, and he
longed to greet her for the first time In
her own home. Unable to suppress
this burning desire he finally said:
''Col. Sanford, before return TO the
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DOWN WITH A CRASH.
llapse of an Old BulIding and Marrow
Escape Of the Inmates.

Collapse Of m Old Bultding and NoffoW
Escape Of the Inmates.
ST. LOUIS. May 5.-The rear portion
of the ffve-story building at us Olive
street collapsed at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. Fully twenty feet Of the
wall fell into the alley to the east
and the upper floors and wall
sagged to . dangerous degree.
The only support left for the entire
rear end of the building was IN iron
screen, liable to bend and precipitate
the whole back portion Of the buil0-
incr iuf0 the a1lev
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HOW Is YOUR PATIENT, SUNSHINE?
attempt to utter q word. Ihope to soon
see you ready to return to duty. When
you are ready to leave the hospital re-
port to me for instructions. I will see
you again, sir. Sunshine, take good
care of him" And the old officer
walked away.
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Uncompl.inlns wretehednsss

ST never hear you complain said an
.a9itator for the emancipation OF
women to a gentle little married lady.
mo; have nothing to complain OF"
els it possible? Hoy perfectly
-wxetched you must beI'-1own Topics
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-
lists They are made mp OF TWO Glasses.
one, the men VINO nave sIse. 70. ssle
and want to create market TOT IT. Dy
governmental interference at price
Tar above its worth; the second, those
who have contracted obligations upon
the gold basis and who want an OPP
Portunty to Iiquidate them on the
basis OF a deprecated currency, and
thus cheat their creditors out OF 80
per cent OF all that they owe
They Will deny that these are
their motives. but the test n found
IN the iact that they insist upon
the ratio OF is to L 1t they were BIZ
metall1sts IN the proper sense OF tho
word they would not ask Tor change
on the ratio OF 16 to 1. but on the ratio
OF 80 to !, which Is about what wonld
be needed In order to secure that kind
OF bimetaiiism- But that would not
answer their purpose at all For then
the silver-producing gentleman when
he brought his money to the govern
ment market would not obtain for it
any more than it was worth. Then
the gentleman owing debts contracted
ukSOAA VIZ 6OAsA DNsSAs ssAA~eA AA~ - Os~6 -
his silver dollars to his creditor to
discharge the obligation would be
obliged to pay just what he owed. For
that reason they do not want ratio
of 80 to 1, an honest ratio, but a ratio
of 16 to 1, dishonest ratio, one which
would bring about no genuine bimet-
allism, but the first effect of which
would be an unjust advantage to the
dishonest debtors
1T is amusing to listen to the argu-
ments these 16 to 1 patriots are ac-
customed to use. In the first place
they always go back to the act OF 1873
by which they say silver was demone-
tized and the standard OF value
changed. This, for the most part, is a
ground1ess assumption. The standard
OF value was not and the relative value
o. silver was not, SO much changed by
that act as by other changes In the
use OF silver ia other countries, and
entirely 5eyond our control.
1.-The act OF 1873 undoubtedly had
some effect in that direction, and when
these gentlemen denounce that act for
that reason, there is some little justice
in the indignation they express, but
the amusing feature of the argument
is that they Immediately turn around
and demand that the government shall
perpetrate another wrong OF precisely
the same character, only OF far greater
magnitude.
ITO put it in another way, it the act
OF 1878 had tendency to change the
standard of value so far as ut effected
the money obligations, which had
been previously contracted to compel
the debtor class to discharge obliga-
tions in currency intrinsically more
valuable than that In use at the time
that the obligation was contracted.
then SO far the act OF 1873 was unjust
And for precisely the same reason a
change OF the standard not to the de-
preciated silver dollar, compelling
every creditor to receive in payment
currency worth only about one-half
intrinsically the value of that
which prevailed when the debt was
contracted. would be still more
unjust. l do not suppose that any sill
yer philosopher will be found who
will say that it is any more 1audable to
cheat creditor than to cheat debtor.
Another singular thing about these
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No college ever made . saint :
Rams Horn.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

tCoPYRIGHT, 1894. BY THE AUTHoR-AL
RICHTS RESERvED.l
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BERWYN BUDGET.

DERIVES, March 21.-Special Cores
pondenCS-AS have been subscrib-
er to your valuable paper for some
time, and noticing that our little city
is seldom represented in your columns,
thought would send you a few
dots from this place.
will begin by saying that after a
long and dreary spell of cold weather,
we can welcome spring again, but the
cold March wind still continues to
blow, and is retarding the pro-
gress Of our farmers. They are all
busy however, planting corn and
preparing for their future crops.
Berwyn has been on a building
boom for some time. 4 new meat
market has just been completed, and
the firm Of MOscly & Lane are erect
ing large business house, which.
when completed will be credit to
our town. Besides there are several
other business houses and re-id n es
in course Of construction. The ring
of the carpenters hammer can be
heard in every direction from morn
ing until night. This means that
Berwyn is drS; incd III the near futd dre
to place herself on record with other
leading towns in the Chickasaw
Nation Every day brings men to
our town hunting for a permanent
location.
Arrangements have been completed
for the location Of a lumber yard here,
to be represented by a Gainesville
firm.
Our distinguished friend, Mr.. Sid
ney Suggs, is in town visiting with
relatives and friends.
Our public school is under jhe able
management of Prof. F. d. Jones.
We have two good drug stores, one
conducted by E. j. Taylor, and the
other by Delaney Il Golden. We also
have four able physicians in the per
sons Of DR.. \. y. " right and Dr. w.
ii. HOuser, both late Of Arkansas: Or.
II. ) seymour, late of Illinois, and
DR.. P. II. Lewis, late of Texas.
Berwyn wants newspaper, and she
is willing TO pay good liberal price
in advertising. which will amount to
S35 or $40 per month, and will guar
antee 100 subscribers Who will treat
with Us on these terms?
AS this is my first letter, / trust
that it may not find its way to the
waste basket.
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did you ever read the sixteenth
verse OF the twenty-irst chapter OF
Revelation? No! Well. read it. and
you will get some interesting figure
about the world beyond the skies. 1t
gives the dimensions OF heaven, and
reads this way: And the city lieth
four squares, and the length is as
large as the breadth and the height
are equal.'"
Have you ever made the calcula-
tlon?"
eyes, here it is now and he hand
ed the reporter the following:
Twelve thousand furlongs equal
100000 feet, which, being cubed, is
496, 1872, ,OSs, ,0OO. 200, ,OOO, 900 cubic feet.
Reserving one half Of this space for
the throne and court Of heaven and
half of the balance for streets, we
have the remainder, 124,I9S, ,272, ,OO0,-
900, 100000 cubic feet. Divide this by
4,066, the cubic feet In a room l6 feet
square, and there will be 30,321, ,st3,-
$50, ,009, 900 rooms. Now, suppose the
world always did and always will hold
100000 inhabitants, and that a gen.
Grafton last 33 years making in all
4 300, ,OG0, 900, 900 inhabitants every CEN
tury, and that the world will stand
! l9),0O0,000 years, or 1000 ceturies.
making in all 2,O7O, 900, 900, 900 inhabi-
tants. Then suppose there were 100
worlds equal to this in number OF in
habitants and duration of years, max
! ing a total Of 2, 2,979, 900 900, ,OOO, 900 per-
sons, and there would be more than a
hundred rooms 16 feet square for each
personalities Calendar.
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Admitted Her Guilt.

PARIS, TEX, March 2n-The ex-
amining trial Of Mrs. Mollie Caruth-
ers for the murder Of her children and
Jim Strange, her alleged accOmplice,
was held here today. Mrs. Caruthers
made a voluntary statement, in which
she admitted her guilt. She declared
that she had been contemplating the
deed for eight years, and that on one
occasion she had gone so far as TO
prepare the burial robes for her chill
dren. She stated that she had lived
unhappily with her husband, which
was the ca $50 Of her desire to take
her life. WAIT ST., did was done de-
libera. .eiy, an 81 wInted the child
rsn t. de VIA hec, -Ither than live
with Fe- hISpanC
Strange had nothing 10 do with the
tragic deed, she said, although she
admitted corresponding with him and
letting him have money. Her daugh-
ter, who was saved from death by the
timely arrival OF physicians, corrob-
grated her in all essentials, as did
also Con- lty Attorney Long, TO whom
She made a statement soon after her
arres.. There wa, nothing developed
TO implicate Strange. After hearing
the case Justice Amlnett remandcd
NJ 5. Caru'hers to Jail without bail,
and Strange's bond at $500, which, il
is thought, he will not be able 10
rive
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The Wallace-Classen feud came
near reaching a climlx yesterday
afternoon. It will be remembered
that a few months ago Wallace and
Classen attempted to shoot each other
full OF holes In a Santa Fe passenger
coach. Just why these gentlemen
should always select a moving passen-
ger train as 4 duellng ground Is not
known but few minutes after the
train left Edmond yesterday after
noon Classen with his brother and
brother-in-law entered the car In
which Wallace was riding. and as the
trio walked down the isle toward
where Wallace sat, the latter evident
ly thinking they were coming after
him to give him a repetition OF the
former scrape, drew his gun on them
and aiming IL at Classen ordered
them to move on past him or go back.
Deputy Marshal Hopkins just at this
moment entered the car and succeed
ed In disarming Wallace. Hopkins
says that Wallace remarked as he
drew his gun on Classen, ''you shot
me once but you won't get a chance
TO do il again." After Wallace had
been disarmed Hopkins says that
ClasSen attempted TO shoot Wallace
but the deputy threw n gun under
his face and succeeded in disarming
him, The marshal after searching
both men for more guns put them in
the car under guard until arriving at
this city where he turned them over
to Chief Of Police Jones who placed
them in the iail.-Oklahoma Star.
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STANDARD COTTON EELT ATTRACTIONS

STANDARD COTTON BELT ATTRACTIONS
Through trains twice each day from
Fort Worth. Plano. Greeuyille. Sher-
man. Whitewright. Wolfe City. sui
phur Springs. Waco. ilill>burO. COrSi-
cana. Tyler. Pitt>burg. and TeXar-
kama 10 Memphis. Tenn. making
close connections at Memphis for the
old States. aud NJ TcXarkana making
close connections for ~. Louis and
the north via ~. L. |. VI. X = Ry.
Pullman sleeping coach service from
the above cities for Memphis via Cot
ton Belt Route" and for II. Louis via
ST. l.. /. VI. y =. lty. from TeXarSana.
Through Pullman SlecpcrS from san
Antonio To Memphis via international
y Great Northern railway, Tyler and
Cotton Belt Route"
Close connections To receive and
deliver passengers in TeXarS as follows:
Greenville with the VI. n. & II. and
Texas Midland railway; Plano with
the II. X +. G. railway; Fort Wort h
with the Fl. X ID. &: TT. W. " Il. c.:
G. G.. x =. +: +. * Z. railways. Big
Sandy with the +. x Z. Ry.. Tyler
with the. /. & G.. y. Ry: COrsicana
with the il. * II. &. Ry; Waco with
the VI. X. X Il. and ;. a. & A. y. Ry;
McGregOr with the G.. G. x :. r. Ry.
All Texas railways sell tickets via
the Cotton Belt Route" ask them
and secure the accommodations and
ouicka time offered by the only line
running solid trains from Texas to
Memphis All enquiries answered
promptly by $. G.. WARNER,
G. p. A, Tyler, Tex.
A. \. GLISSoS.
T. p A, Fort Worth. Tex.
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W. A. Carter, of the firm Of Carter
& Ellison, Of Oakland, was married
last Sunday to Miss Emma Moore, an
accomplished young lady living six
miles east of that place.
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FRUIT TREES.

E7r To those wanting anything in
the nursery line let me say, / will sell
you Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Grape
Vines. Roses, Eyergreens. Berries Of
all Kinds. or anything else kept In q
tirst-claSs nursery, for less money than
any man here, or ever has been here.
MaT See me and get prices before
buying. Respectfully,
r. Z. BRIDeNAN,
West Main St. Ardmore, I, T.
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Cooking Exhibit.

Our customers and friends are cor
daily invited TO call at our store on
Friday and Saturday of this week
and have a dish OF that popular break
fast food, Eli Pettiiohns Best.
2l-3t Mrs. Is. =. MAXEY.
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Jay Holder is lying at the point OF
death at the home of his father on
West Main street. His demise at
noon was mOmentarily expected.
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The Ideal Seventy-fve cent corset
for thirty-fiyc cents at Frankfurt
Bros.
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Physicians are all unanimous In
recommending Eli Pettijlh Best
for dyspeptics, invalids and children
because IL is so easily digeSted and
strengthening.
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You can buy fish hooks most any
where. but London < Banks have the
only line OF fine tackle i'm ArdmOre.
Iatf
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To Our Friends.

If You want to patroniZe your old
home bus, leave calls at City Livery
Stable. We are here to stay.
l5-tl CATAEY x HAMM
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Strayed or stolen from ArdmOre,
my lIttle black horse pony. In good
SSruer, nine years old, PAGES or trOts,
branded circle, barred and SCARED up
ou lett thigh. lower corner left eye
t urn out. VIII pay a liberal reward
"--l J. F. WILLIAMS.
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Every man having a beard should
k 'ep il an even and natural color. and
II il is not so already. use Bucking-
hams Dye aud appear tidy. lw.
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For a nice. clean shave go TO the
Central barber shop. If
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Ask for the celebrated W. b. corset,
it is the finest there is made.
FRANKFURT Bros.
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Eli Pettijohn'sBest" g"

Is CdlifOrnia's wheat prepared by a
new process. by which the huSk of the
wheat only is removed from the ller-
mel and ali the clements of nutrition
preserved. 1t Is the most easily di-
geSted- easily aSsimilated preparation
OF wheat known. 1t may be given
with safety to infants, is boon to
lnyallds, while there is nothing equal
70 II to give strength TO laboring men
and brain workers.
AVOID all limitations. The genuine
article IS prepared only by the Eli
FFettiJohn Cereal Co., Minneapolis,
Minn. 2i-3t
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Why continue to eat oats that are
indigestible and full of hulls. huskS
and black Specks when yOu can get
Eli Pettijohn's Best: Call and be
convinced OF its merits.
2l-3t Mrs. r. =. MAXEY.
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For strictly pure drugs and chemi-
Gals. 20 to SniderS. opposite pUStoifice.
IS-lWk
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Have you seen that new lawn swing,
at London x Banks. lStf
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All kinds garden seeds half price. Al
City Drug store. 2O-lwE
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For artistic sign writing call on
Elliott N Williams. j-lmo
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Carriage painting and Overhauling
speciallies at Elliott * Williams
shop on broadway. Give them a call.
hmm
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A, ,Aai-kai silks. the new silk for la
u'es waists. fifty cents yard.
ERANKFUR RT Bros.
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Little Ruby Pulliam entertained a
number of her young friends yeSter-
uay evening, the occasion being her
ninty birthdat.
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II wac reported on the streets this
afternoon there IS a case OF smallpox
In ArdnOre, bnt dili2ent Inquiry fall
ed 70 confirm the report, and il Is
more than likely that IT is a rumor
without foundation. - Gainesville
Register.
GO away from home for the news.
There Is no more smallpox in Ard
more than there Is sin In heavan,
hence the report to which the Regis
ter refers Is groundless. 1t was no
doubt started by some smart aleck, .
who imagined a scare OF that kind
would serve the purpose Of notoriety.
II the Register viii watch the col
umns Of the ARDMoRETTE 1t can de-
pend on keeping posted as to all the
conditions with which Ardmore has
to deal.
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The sooner you begin TO fight the
fire, the more easily it may be eXtin-
guishcd. The sooner you begin tax
ing-Ayers Sarsaparilla for your blood
disease. the easier will be the cure.
In both cases, delay is dangerous, if
not fatal. BE sure you get Ayers
and no other. lw
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lack Davis. AT Central barber shop.
can give you a nice shave in very
short tiE>e. tf
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oySters and lunch served in the
"esI ol style, at Spiegle & Cos. IL
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Sporting goods headquarters-Lon-
don & Banks. l9tf
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A Bargain.

A two room house. box and weather
boarded. on an acre lot. fenced all
round with paling. good well water
for 1915. Apply to c. L. Byrne'S lum-
Der yard, CaddO street. l3 I'm
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We believe the people Of Ardmore
know and appreciate a good thing
when they see IL. Call at Mrs. B. +.
Maxey's store Friday and Saturday
and be served gratis with a dish OF
that famous breakfast food, Eli Pet
tijOhn's Best. 2l-3t
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All 4 h me lot Of good buggy tops to fit
~ Guggies, cheap.
nm J. B. SPRAGINs & Co.
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My horse eats oats. eat Eli Peiti-
Johns Best. 2l-3t
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a.. ., b. Spragins & Co. are selling
nntl-rust nn, ware. They guarantee it
so5 oS 70 rust in three years. Call in
@nu see II. l3-d&w-Im
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Spiegle s 60. have Just put in a
dandy lunch counter. I'll
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hai-kai silks. the new silk for la
dies waists, nifty cents yard
FRANKFURT Bros.
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Garden seeds at half price-City
Drug Store. 2O-lw
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da.,oood uood wood always on hand at Sni-
Gin OIL, wood yard just opposite the big
s,n, s,t delivered to any part of the
S'Ig 90 short notice. 27-lm
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The new CINCINNATI bass and aber-
been hooks on double gut, at London
4 Banks 1871
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Go to Spiegle \ Cos. bakery for
fresh buns every noon. I'll
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. two lots
In Ferndale: Apply at this office.
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Mrs. NJ. E. SpuTgeJn is just in from
st. Louis with fine lot Of millinery.
She will display her goods at the old
stand of Miss Young on West Main
street, where she iviteS the ladies of
ArdmOre and surrounding country 70
to call ana examine the latest styles.
2O-2t dNw
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Stop Spiegle's bread wagon for fresh
/ bread and buns. IL
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, two lots
IN Ferndale; apply AT this office.
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FOR SALE-At bargain. two lots
IN Ferndale; apply at this Office.