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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-13
Track RECORD lied.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July Zone track
record was tied to-day at Exposition Park,
and the time for the first race-three-quar-
tiers OF a mile-was the fastest for the dis
lance during this meeting. But one favorite
won to-day, the other races being taken
by long shots. In the first race Hardin,
10 to l. won. Nellie Casteel, at 5 to 1, won
the third. but two horses were left at the
post. Sirock and Rob Roy. There was
much disappointment over this, as it was
thought Sirock would have won. There will
be a special race tomorrow. The distance
will be three and a half furlongs for
sprinters. Roy and Gold Dust are favorites
In to-night's betting. Attendance fair. and
track fast. Summaries:
First Race = Thr~ee-quarters of a mile.
Hardin, 10 to ], won: Kansas Girl. 10 to 1.
second; Little Nell. 2 to i, third. Time,
Iii.
Second-Five-eighths of a mile. Ida wag-
Bill Powell. 4 TO l, third. Time. 1:0411s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of a mile. Nellie
Casteel, 5 to /, won; Dick darlington, 4 to /,
second; Green Prewitt, 5 to l. third.
Time, 80.
Fourth-Seven-eighths of a mile. Jose
phine, 3 to ], won; Pony Bob, z to !, Sec
ond: Menus. 8 to 2. third. Time. 1:31.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gateway, 4 to
], won; John p, 5 to l, second; Miss Ad-
die, II to 1. third. Time. ITO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-13
Western Association.

At Lincoln. Neb.- r. II. Il.
Lincoln ......-0 2 o 0 0 Q o Is Z
Des Moines Il 2 2 D o 2 o 2 - II .
Batteries-Kimmerer and Sullivan; Figge-
mier and Traf1ey.
At Rockford, nl.-The umpire gave the
game to Rockford. 8 to 0. Jacksonville ,eav-
ing the field at the end OF the ninth inning
because Of a ruling that a ball hit under the
fence and blocked was not a home run. The
score stood:
Rockford ....S O 0 5 o 1 ALL 10 5
Jacksonville o 1 / 1 2 3 0 0 9E17 10 8
Batteries-Dolan and Snyder; Sonier and
Belt.
At st. Joseph, Mo- II. II. e..
st. Joseph ...2 o o 0 0 l 0 0 20 4
Omaha ........1 o 8 ! 80 II 2
Batteries-Stultz and McHale; Darby
and Lehman.
At Peoria. ILL., X. III. IL.
Peoria .....-.1 Q d-S 10 ?
Quincy .......0 2 o 0 o o 0 o O. 6 4
(Batteries-Thomas and Collins; Nc
Greevy and Boland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28

BIuefriI.
Miss Myra Wood let, town Monday.
DR.. R P. Grind.e was in Brooklin
Thursday.
Colon Osgoed. Of Bangor, Is visiting
Capt. Thomas Osgood.
Miss Maud Perry returned home from
Fall River " Wednesday.
H. W. Parks, wife and son arrived from
New York Saturday.
l. E. Stanley vent to Bangor Thursday
and returned Saturday.
\. {. Hinckley and VIE arrived home
from Boston Saturday.
William Emerson. y no has been quite
i'll with typhoid fever, : improving.
Mrs. Edward Herrick who hae been
confined to ner home for the last four
weeks, is improving.
orren ". Horton Aas moved from the
Baptist parsonage 10 Mrs. George A
Coughs Aeuse Tor tbs w.Hter.
Schooner Robert Do5.ty. Caut. Dow.
arrived Thursday q; The White granite
company wharf 10 load for View York
The steamer .sJul.ette' which has been
hauled up at the steam boat " hart for the
past tx weeks. left Thursday for Rock
land.
The seaside SOFA! union OF Christian
EndeaYUr meets Friday, Dec. G. al Congre-
gatiouaI church. Rev. Nm Forsyth, Of
Bucksport, viii deliver an address
Meetings afternoon and evening
Last Friday Miss May Ober gave a card
party. The following young ladies were
present; Misses Lena Hinckley, Josie
snow, Emma Osgood. Misses Lottie and
Lima Morton and Misses Cora and Carrie
Dodge.
Young people met at Miss Morton's
last week and organized a club, the object
OF which Is TO pursue some special study,
keep in touch with the questions OF the
day, and for intellectual improvement in
general. Thadeus Parks was elected pres
ldent; Miss Lena Grindle, vice president;
Miss Josie Snow, secretary; Forest Snow,
treasurer.
Nov. %. K
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28
THE DKER IsLE ENTERPRISE.

The village Of Deer Isle, the community
50 called from the name Of is po-t-offiee,
takes just pride ii the orderly conduct
and moral tone which prevail among the
people, and desires that whatsoever
things are trae, pure, lovely and 81 good
report shall obtain. Il Vas tor that rea
son thai our town hall, the largest hall n
the place, Vas secured, weeks ago, for
Christmas festival, IN order that L light
not be engaged and used for some carnl-
val or carousaI more Objectionable. No
tee vas then g.5sH from or pulpit On
the 5a btat h for al interested in pub
lie Christmas fe-'f---' . meet in the ves-
try on Monday essn.ng 70 plan Tor the
same. There "as a general attendance Of
men, women and children at that meet
ing, and arrangements were perfected
for general good time, and a profitable
one.
The meeting organized ~ choosing
chairman and clerk, and il vas decided
to have, at the town hall, on Christmas
evening, q Christmas tree for the public
good, some stage entertainment, refresh
ments, confectionery and candy on sale,
a table for the exhibition and sale Of
fancy articles, an art loan collection a.
an important side show, and lots Of other
good things.
Dancing was desired by some, but it
was ruled out for this occasion by vote
Of twenty-five to fifteen, and, indeed, it
seems there is to be quite enough
for one evening without it. Admission
fees Of twenty cents and fifteen cents
were decided upon, the various com
nittees were chosen and workers as
signed to their respective parts. Santa
Claus was elected, and everything done
that could be suggested to make a pleas
ant occasion.
But, better still, this good time was ar
ranged as means to a desira bic end,
rather than as an end in itself. This in
sures its being enjoyed. When pleasure
is sought for pleasures sake simply she
is coy miss, and somehow usually
manages to elude her pursuers, but If we
90 earnestly about doing some good
thing, pleasure is quite likely to come Of
her own accord to give her presence and
particip patton in it. This was Gnders God
and it was voted to devote the proceeds
Of the occasion to the repairing Of side
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28
Walthan1.
Nov. 25.

Waltham.
Parker Saunders is quite i'll.
David Wilbur met with bad accident
recently, saving off he middle finger on
his right hand.
Mrs. Julia Miller, OF Amherst, is in
town, called here by the illness of her
slster-in-lsw, Mrs. Mercy Fox.
Annie and Effie Cook, who have been
visiting friends at Amherst the past
week, returned home Sunday.
c. c. and F. f. Clough, OF Bangor, are
in town for few days hunting They
are staying with their sister, Mrs. Alden
Haslem.
The card club met Saturday evening
with Asa Colby and wife. The first prizes
We're Won by Molbry Haslem and Josie
iIaslem, the BOBBY prizes by George
Stanley and Alice Jordan.
Nov. p. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28

walks and 70 other village Improvements,
L : hoped that g good round sun may
De secured, With which the present e1-
tent Of sidewalk in the village shall be
put in safe condition, and balance OF
money with which some street lamps
ray be secured and kept.
Then, best OF al, It was suggested that
the organization be continued, and that
81 bsequent meetings and entertainments
De he'd. and We keep right on IN the good
work Of lighting the streets, extending
sidewalks, painting the Village church,
and the town house, and securing all sorts
et village improvements. To this end, q
name-''The Deer Isle Enterprise'-Eas
given to the organization. A treasurer
was chosen TO care for is funds, and Is
three officers were mace standing com
nittee 70 plan for IL success and useful
ness.
Tau= has promising society been o.
gained among u, and L il be kept clean
and properly conducted, 50 that il can
have the cooperation and ald Of all
classes, We predict it. doing some good
things for the community.
$qr -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28
COUNTY NEWS.

West Hancock
Irving Bridges : at home from Bar
Har Dor.
Mrs. George P. Butler, Of Trenton. "a.
IN toxn last week.
Little Boyd Tracy, y no has been very
II, j. much improved
Mis- Victory Milliken vii teach the
winter term IN district No. :.
Delbert Dow Ia, been making short
visit to his brother, Lincoln Dow.
H .ch and Emily, Of Bar Hartor,
have moved on the Ash farm.
Elbridge Milliken and wife. Of Els
worth, visited relatives here last week.
Charles Jordan has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Heryey
smith.
school in district No. commences
to-day. Herbert Moore, Of Sorrento,
teacher.
VIII Sawyer, who has been employed at
Bar Harbor. i al home on account OF a
lame hand
The Christian EnGeayor society gave a
pound party last week for the benefit
Of Miss Harriet Anderson, an aged lady
residing alone.
Rev. Mr., Wi!motts place vas occupied
Sunday by Mr. Newton, Of the Bangor
theological seminary. Mr.. Newton Is a
very pleasing and q Bile speaker.
Nov. 25. SUMAC.
Castine.
J. F. Rea spent Sunday in town with
his family.
Owen Shepherd is at home from Boston
on vacation.
Several OF the normal students will
spend their short vacation in town.
Ernest and Willie Wood bury arrived
home Saturday to spend Thanksgiving.
The normal school closed Wednesday,
Nov. 20, and all the village schools closed
Thursday.
On Thanksgiving Day union services
will be held at the Congregational
church. Rev. [. G. Lyons, Of the Met no.
dist church, will deliver the sermon.
The Methodist circle spent a very pleas
ant evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Colt at
the lighthouse on Tuesday evening
Clam stew was served, and all report
pleasant time. There were tifty-four
present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28
DEER ISLE NEWS.
Deer Isle.

Deer Isle.
The SUNDAY school Is planning for good
Christmas concert for Sunday, Dec. z.
There il always preaching at the church
On Thanksgiving morning. TINS year
will be no exception.
John K Eaton L hard st work finish
ing the Mission hall at MountainviIie.
His labor Z entirely grstu!tous. and he
would Dc glad Of help.
Miss Linnie Howard has gone % Bos-
ton on a visit. she i the sunday schoo!
librarian and has been commissioned to
purchase 81 worth Of looks for the
library.
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II Main Street, Ellsworth, Maine.

rods distance. Il VIII De put before the
town and voted on at the next annual
meeting, and i proposition : accepted
the road viii be built next spring or sum
mer.
Miss Annie Weed arrived home on
steamer Frank Jones" Saturday from
Boston, here she has been working.
Mrs. Joel Powers came home Thursday
on the steamer Prank Jones" from Mil
bridge, where she hiss been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Mary Torrey.
Nov. 25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28
Northeast IIarDor.

Northeast Harbor.
:. Il. Rodick has crew of men at work
on the Bee store moving It TO Main
street
D. E. KINDA went 10 Cranberry Isles
last week and did job Of plumbing.
Capt John wbitmore has sold hi.
schooner Mabel" to Buekspor; parties.
Samuel Gilpatrick was in Bangor las,
week on business
F. L. Savage was in Isles bor5 "a; week
He has made plans for two cottages to be
built there this winter
J. 4. Peckham and wife visited ;be;.
two daughters at Bar Harbor las. week.
Lumber has arrived for the ThroH cot.
tage to be built on Greetings Island.
Fred Foster moved his family T. Bs,
Harbor last week, where he has easH.oY.
ment for the winter
Forrest Perry j, at home for the y ME:
Mrs. JOY went to Boston Moudsg "a
business.
NOV. p. JAP
Birch Harbor.
W. II. Rice, eff Iamoine. was in own
Saturday.
Mrs. {. H. Ptsb!e, OF sullivan. ted
here last week.
\. {. Lindsey has been making ate
extensive repairs aud Improvements, on
Ms dwelling.
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Green. Lam ding.

Green's Landing.
T. :. Warren : repairing - wharf.
Miss Viola Hateh vas n Rock!and tbs
week.
J. L. Go-- returned saturday from Bai-
timore.
c. :. Grant sailed for Scotland on the
steamship "Etruria."
Miss Bessie Thur!oa returned from
Bucksport Friday.
Dr.. Noyes and his brother, Jewe;t
Noyes, intend to build here.
Agnes Gr.ndle was bitten on the hand
By p. :. Kno~lton's pug dog recently.
Schooner Emma McAdam," Capt.
Swain, sailed yesterday with paving for
New York.
Mrs, W B. Smith and little son start
for Orrington to-day for brief visit
with relatives.
Friends here OF Rev {. W. Belcher, the
Methodist pastor, have presented him
with a handsome overcoat.
j. A. Parker Turner is having a b1ild-
ing erected near Daniel Hamblens resi-
dence for his laundry business.
News has been received Of the death Of
Lyman p. Haskell, at Portland, eldest son
of Mrs. Maria Haskell, of this town, and
father Of Mrs. II. Z. Gilley of this village.
Edwin Dwyre, Of Roekport, Mass, was
at Ocean View house the past week. Mr..
Dwyre IS superintendent Of the Rockport
granite company, and was here to look
after quarrying interests.
An agent for new York granite firm
has been here looking over the Merrill
quarry with view to purchasing. Money
TO bind the bargain has changed hands,
50 it is probable hat business is intended.
The Willing Workers Of the Con-
society have rented for one
year the hall formerly used By the
Jadet band, in which to hold suppers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28
North I.anoia~.

North IamoIa~.
Cora Hersey made short visit to
friends here last week. returning to
Trenton Friday.
Relatives and friends Of Lowell Coggins,
OF Chico, Cal, are pleased to welcome him
among them once more after an absence
OF ten years.
Miss Edwards, the evangelist, held
meeting at the school house in this
district on Tuesday evening which was
well attended.
Coleman Hagan intends leaving on
Wednesday for New Hampshire, where
he will be employed with his uncle The
coming winter.
Nov. 25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28

Bar HarDor.
The Pemetic club organized last winter,
met Saturday and voted TO finish their
club house at Eagle lake, for which pur.
pose $50 Was subscribed. The CLUB j,
composed of business and profess iona!
men who VIII build several ice boat- tor
use on the lake. The camp is 20z3O
feet in dimensions, with kitchen and
sleeping rooms attached.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28
W. R. PARKER CLOTHING COMPANY.

soc.sls. fairs, etc. for beneat Of church
fund
Nov IS ELSIE II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28

south Deer I.le.
Mrs. sally Sellers i very low.
Mrs. L. May Robbins went to Rockland
Thursday. Miss Lizzie Powers, Of surset,
kept house for her while she vas gone.
The W. {. T. I. met with Mr. Lucy T.
Robbins Wednesday afternoon. and class
meeting vas a. NJ. P. Grays Thursday
evening.
Presiding Elder H. W. Norton held
quarterly meetings here and at the Land
ing Sunday. His text in the afternoon
was sam. 2: 3o@"Them that honor me
/ will honor, and they that despise me
shall be lightly esteemed. He preached
very earnest and practical sermon.
speaking Of ways to honor God and ways
n which God honors those VINO serve
Him. In the evening he preached from
Acts Is: 33-3i The rain prevented many
from attending IN he evening, but those
= DO did 20 felt wei. repaid.
NOV. % Eco.
>un.et.
WI AIMS = quite II.
Waiter Small Aas made repairs Oh n
house.
L. B. Cole i having an addition built
on MS house.
Mrs X. Conary, OF Sunshine, Is at her
aunt'=, Mrs. Sarah Sellers. " no : very ii.
Morton Small Is to leave to-day for a
second course at commercial college in
Portland
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lcuCtgzf -Tstz.
". R. PARKER CLOTHIN
~ MAIN STIR L
ELLSWORTH.
We are hustling Tor your trade,
and if BARGAINS are any in
ducement We ought to get it.

are lin from to
bette tn line o frs nh equality low
yrav,en
psf winter only pn-la uHa1
NJ Ii \ O. Rfr25am SOC
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-28

North Deer Isle.
Mrs. William Powers has been very i'll
for the past two weeks, but her health is
now improving.
The road recently laid cut By the select
men commences at the county road, runs
in westerly direction to SCOTS bar. 100
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23
JUDGE GIBBONS COURT.
A Lively Days Proesediaas wrsA En-
Uaasuai crist-Steae sd Restsv
BotA Held 20 Answer.

Judge Gibbons Court was kept
busy today disPosinR Of the follow
ins cases:
james W. Stone, horse then. held
In TIE sam OF $500. VIII u % Raris
In dsfG1.s Of bail.
George Forley, alias WIN Weeds,
introducing and selling. hsld IN The
sum OF $500; goes to Paris.
A party whose name could not bo
leaned was brough. up from Mari-
eta. charged with ASSAULT with In
ten. 10 rob, his alleged victim beinga
negro. After investigating the charge
Judge Gibbons refused 70 issue On
tire complaint and the prisoner was
discharged. In the meantime ths
oncers held papers for the complain
ing negro on charge Of assault 70
;Si.l and be 10 now being held for tri-
- tomorrow.
Babe Johnson, the negroes charR-
ed with assault to KIN Mrs.. Reuben
Williams, vas discharged, the evi.
dence showing that she acted on tho
defensive. The wounded woman
will recover.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23

Information Of n serious and al
most fatal accident has been reeeiv-.
ed here from the neighborho0d Of
Lebanon. The other day Arisas
George n young lad was In the woods
with an axe, presumably pecan hunt
ing: While mp In . tree he slipped
and fen 10 the ground falling across
the edge Of the axe which cut \ fear
tnl cash just below the ribs Medical
aid was at once summoned and tbs
wound sewed up, the Httle suEereF
bearing up with . rare degree Of
fortituds. At last accounts he was
doing well. He IL . brother 10 chas.
George OF this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23
THE ARDMOREITE
Job Department Is Rushed
But Bring Us Your Work.
Meeting Of Local UuIon.

The Ardmore Y ung Peoples
Christian Endeavor -. .on will hold
it's first meeting at the First Presby-
terian church Sunday, oct. p, at 3
O'Clock p. IN. Topic for discussion
Object OF Local Union: First-TO
stimulate interest in Y. P. S. <. Els.
Mr.. /. X. Mason. Second-To in
crease mutual acquain ance-Miss
Nora Johnson. Third-To make
them more useful in the service IF
God-Miss Richardson. Five min
utes discussion after each speaker.
Special music. All are invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23
BRADY BROTHERS, JObbers and Retailers.

delegates to the Indian Mission Con-
ference win begin 70 assemble In
Ardmore and until the close Of that
occasion the city win be crowded.
II should and win be the aim to He-
cord the visitors that liberal hospI-
tality which has ever been . eharac-
teristic Of our people. Make them
fesl that In the selection Of Ardmore
as the place for holding the Snnual
conference no mistake was made.
This gathering win be q notable one
and one which can be made Of
vast benefit to the city in many ways.
See to Il th.t no effort to please and
entertain e. neglected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23
lee MusA clrsu..

Yesterday while . number Of the
boys were plEying c4.cuH Rt the
Rudisin college, one nAnzed Stewart
who lives in the ncr.h pat OF the
city, hurf himself severely while
doing y b. x L-p- 40 alighted On
bis head bat fsr Re timely and
tenderly csre OF "a. ECdisin Who
adnsinistsrsG t. his suffering. the
little fellow w-s IN very critical
condition. - -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23
wIsNoR HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NJ + Sneed, Max Westheimer, J .
Mcdonald, Van Ganaway, city; : G
Smaiiwood, oklahoma 1itv; = o
Simpson, & f Hill, c !. ofy, T
Charles, ST. Louis; p p MardE, Me-
ridian; W ; Harmed, vale,
4 Bateman, W Mexican, Tott,
Kansas City; \ Armstrong, " G
Robinson, = o Wright, alias; Julius
Kahn, Nj Levin, Gai@esvillei Dent
Davis, Lexington, Mo-, W Mosh-
er, Wichita; = ! = McCullen, AcKin-
ney, Tex; W Z Echtenaeher, Fort
Worth; N Wilson, Pilot Point; q W
Jenkins, G u Bailey, ST. Joe, Mo.
NJ NJ Beavers, Chickasha; " ' Pat
tison, Excelsior Springs; J " Al ck-
er, Purcell; Z Colbert, Wayne
Miss Glare Parsons, Pauls Valley W
E McLamore, Duncan; L L leach
Guthrie; G j cherry, Williamantic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23

ThrouRh trains rw1ce eaah dav
from Fort Worth, Llano, 0roanVflle,
Sherman, Whitewrtght. Wo-fe City,
Sulphur Springs, Waco, Hnlsboro,
CoTsicaua, Tyler, Pittsburg and Tex
arkana 10 Memphis, Tenn, making
close connections at Memphis for the
Old States, and at TexarkRna max
iag close connections for Sc. Louis
and the north via s.. l.. I. NJ. a o.
Ry.
Pullman sleeping coach service
from the above cities for Memphis
via Cotton Belt Route, - and for Sd.
louis via So L. /. NJ. a 8. Ry., from
TexarkanR.
ThrO1gh PuIlaFd Alsspsrs from
San Antonio to alemphis via Inter
national & G.ea1 Northern railway,
Tylel and Cotton Bell Route.n
. Close oonIections 10 receive and
dsiives pas.eu2els In Texas a. fol-
Io~N: G.eenvnle with them. X. 4
T., I'D Ie=as Midland railway; PA
no with the III. e. n. q. railway; Fort
Worth with the Ft. q ID. G.; n. w.
4 r. q; q. o. a s. r; 7. & p. rail-
rnilway; Tyler with the I. a g. N.
,.,iiway; CorsicRnR with the H. A +.
G. railway; Waco with the NJ X. a
4. and 3. A & A. p. railway; Me-
Gregor with the q. c. a 8. p. Ry.
All RexAs railways sell tickets via
the Cotton Belt Route" ask tham
aud secure the accommodation snd
quick time offered by the only line
runuilR solid trains from Texzs 20
Memphis. All enquiries answered
promptly BY 8. q. WARNKK,.
@. p. A. Tyler, Ten.
A. A. GLIssoE,
T. P. A Fort worth. Ter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23

A special from Washington to the
st. Louis Republic says;
II win be remembered that In the
various methods followed by the
attorneys in Indian Territory who
are opposing Judge Kilgore of the
Southern District an application for
habeas corpus was fled in the Sup
RENE Court by two prisoners in Jail
for contempt, mainly for the purpose
of spreading upon the records OF the
court charges against Judge Kill
gore's failure as n Judge and his
conduct as an officer OF high Fed
eral court. Il was stated at the time
that this action was filed here merely
as a portion OF the warfare being
waged upon the Texas Judge and
that the fact that II was pending in
the Supreme Court would be used
against him when his confirmation
came uuder discussion by the Senate
Committee on the Judiciary. Evil
IDENTIFY the officials OF the Supreme
I Court are disposed TO LOOK upon the
matter from this point OF view,
because recently, in looking over
the case, they found that IL was in
complete in everything but the
! charges against the Judge, and they
have returned the papers to the
Indian Territory lawyers who
brought the suit as being incomplete
and incorrect and they therefore
refuse so far to make it a matter Of
court record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23

The Sunbeam Society of the Bap-
tist churh viii give q tea social Thurs
day night at the residence Of DR.. b.
F. Garrison on west Mein street. A
nominal charge OF ten cents viii be
made. z Everybody come. 92-8t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23
Top crop openIna.

J. W. Eaves, q prominent merchant
Of Lebanon, was in the city today.
From him It is learned that The top
crop OF cotton in his section Of the
country is maturing and opening
rapidly. IL the weather continues
favorable another week this part OF
the crop will add several thousand
bales to the total output OF the staple.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-23

Thai namnoth stock % furnltnFs
J. J. Rackley carries covers . apacs
eOxfOo. Think of k eox4ooi Yea
can certainly and what yoa want I'm
that immense stock, and when yon
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