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to miss an event, and that il was a
mighty good show to see twice.
80 great was the crowd in the
crowd i'm the afternoon that two per-
formances had to be given instead OF
one. The circus tent was filed plumb
to the apex at the first performance.
Not only was every seat occupied,
but standing room was all taken,
and boys climbed up on the tent
poles because there was no place
else to get.
The management had everything
so well arranged, however, that the
show proceeded to the delight OF all,
without any hitch or Inconvenience,
except what was necessarily caused
by the terrific thunderstorm, when
the rain came down in torrents.
The management had been forced to
stop selling tickets for tho first per
formance, but another was given ut
1 O'Clock when the big tent was
again filled.
'There was another crowded
house at the evening performance,
and, as there was no rain to inter
rupt, complete satisfaction was
given.
THE ,mbination OF performers
and artists in the Great Syndicate
Show and Paris Hippodrome is one
that is hard to surpass in any circus. :"
Best 5 cent cigar on earth at
Wyse's. 2-tf
For new fresh goods and up-to-
date style, go to DustOn's Big Cash
Store.
Misses Guyer K Waynick have Just
returned from Chicago with all the
latest designs in millinery. 6-3t
Say, mister, where did you get
that hair cut? It's awful"
"I'll 70 to l43 hereafter, Bud; YOU
bet | do not want any more hair cuts
like this
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United states Marshal Sale.

Whereas, On the second day Of March a.
D. lSS5. al the regular March term 1885 uf
the United states court in ami furthc south
crn district. Indian Territory. sitting nj Ard-
more, Indian Territory. O. r. Bell X Com
pIny, recovered Judgment against G.. =. Cali
houn in the sum of 20. and foreclosure
of mortgage lien ON that certain described
property, situated in the town of Purcell.
Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. To- Wit;
All the right, title. interest. claim and right
of occupancy. of the defendant. O. = Cal
houn in lot No s. in block Ne. i5I on Main
street. uf said town. together with all and
singular the tencments and improvements
situated thereon. And
Whereas. il was thereby ordered that said
above described property Ice sold NJ public
auction for the satisfaction 90 said lutG-
mcur: Therefore, In pursuance to S9ld
Judgment an execution Issued thereon. dated
Nav 25th 1888. / will sell above described
property. To- the highest and best bidder on
three months time, with approved security. 4.
n the court house door in the town 81 Ard
more. between the hours of O'Clock a. IN.
and O'Clock p. m. on the sth day of October.
1898. G. l.. STOWE,
United States Marshal.
1912 vi BY A. II. LAW.
Deputy
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A Great Circus.

The Spokane Daily Tribune prais-
es the Great Syndicate Shows which
exhibits in Ardmore, Monday, Oct
ober Il, most highly. The following
is an extract from that paper:
THE mammoth tent OF the New
Great Syndicate Circus and Paris
HippodrOme was crowded this after
noon. The sun beat down remorse-
lessly upon acres of heavy canvass,
but it was cool inside, and the grown
up people good naturedly munched
peanuts. The small boy was in his
element, irrepressible and omnipres-
ent. Gallons upon gallons Of circus
lemonade were consumed and the
monkey cage was showered with
peanuts and candy.
''It is a great circus, everybody
enjoyed IL, and not a single person
regretted being crushed, jamed and
amused for three hours. Everybody
was there, and everybody will be
there again this evening"
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HOLDER HAPPENINGS.

llu.pEg. !. r.. oct Especial
Correspondence. Everything about
Holder moving along nicely aud he
health OF the community improving
since the cool weather SGT in.
Cotton picking and cpru gathering
i- iac order of the day. Cotton will
make from onc-third 10 ouc-half ~ a
fuu crop corn au immense crop.
Catlnu j. bringing g fair price and
JlGu~. So l1rLe. Jt ail Tor corn. six
teen ces'> being tlie bc-t offer Yet.
Famri dpun i.rl disposed a. take
thai aud "rc cgihbiug thci. corn.
our church aud school house seems
10 D.. going up slowly uu account Of
funds. Some uf thc guud brethren
tn"k considerable >tuck So long Is
talk would gp. hut wncn {, came tu
pay NJ ca~h ou subscriptions thcy arc
noI ITO i,. ,uppu>c they think Tire
ruJd go heaven j. like Tins world.
they can go there uu .'crcdit."
ScutYl hcre ha> been suspended Ter
some ,tnc nu' will commence a.ain
>uon wi.h ". ;. Martin a~ teacher.
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Nearly a TRAGEDY.

Rev. J. F. McGm, colored, came
very near killing his grandchild one
day this week. As far as We can
learn n COW was eating corn out of n
crib and the little child was playing
near when Mr.. McGill came up to
the house from the field and seeing
the COW eating corn told the little
boy to get away and the youngster
ran behind the crib. After a second
he peeped around the corner and
just at the same time the old gen
tleman threw a rock missing the COW
and striking the boy above the right
eye, breaking his skull. DR.. Short
was called and dressed the wound
and reports the boy as getting along
nicely. And strange to say the lit
tie boy has not been confined to his
bed, but plays around the house all
day long as though nothing had hap
pened. Star.
Best creamery butter IL the world
at Wyse's. 2-tf
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Square goods at square prices
makes 4 square deal, and that's
what YOU get at J. j. Rae kley's, two
doors east of postoffice, Gainesville,
Texas. That's square. 24-tf
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To LET:-Laree frame building p
x4O, large show windows, prominent
location on Caddo street. Rent $50
per month. Address this office. at
You who want typewriter letter
heads can find something at this Of
flee that viii surely please you. Only
the best paper used
Bring us your job work.
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Beatty's oreans and PIanes.

lion. Daniel +. Beatty, Of Washing
ton, New Jersey, the great Organ
anG Piano manufacturer, is building
more Organs and Pianos than ever.
In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left home a pen
niless plow boy, and by his indomit-
able viii he hi s worked his way up
50 rs to sell SO far, nearly 100, 900 Of
Beatty's Organs and Pianos since
1870. Nothing seems to dishearten
him. obstacles laid in his way, that
woui have wrecked an ordinary man
forever, he turns TO an advertisement
and comes out Of il brighter than
ever. His instruments, as is well
known, are very popular and are to
be found in all parts of the world.
We are informed that during the
next ten years he intends TO sell 200, :
900 more Of his make; that means a
business OF $50, 900 600, il we average
them at 500 each. IL is already the
largest business Of the kind in exist
ence. Write or call upon Daniel r.
Beatty, Washington, New Jersey, for
catalogue.
Cotton states international Exposition,
Atlanta, Ga, September Is TO Dec.
81, 1898. For this occasion the c.,
e.. * >. r. Railway Santa Re Route
" AAA NEAA AAAA&& AANMHAN VI AAAkEAM az
three different prices, according TO
limit of tickets. Glass "a" will bear
return limit of January 7, 1896, and
will be on sale Sept. and 10, and
daily from sept. 13 to Dec. Il. The
round trip rate from Ardmore for
class a" tickets will be SIS. so. Glass
"B'' tickets Will bear return limit Of
20 days from date of sale, and the
fare from Ardmore will be S2g.15.
Glass "Dn tickets will bear return
limit OF 10 days from date OF sale,
and the fare from Ardmore will be
S19 30. Dates OF sale for class "B"
tickets will be from Sept. IA to Dec,
l3, inclusive. Dates Of sale for class
ID" tickets will be Sept. Is, 26; Oct.
6, Is, 20; Nov. ., Is, 25; Dec. and
Il. For further information, call on
or address the undersigned.
!. r. Mason, Agent.
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New Grocery store.

W. NJ. Nix has opened up a first
class grocery store opposite the post
office in the Frensley building, car
rying 4 full line of staple and fancy
groceries, all new and fresh.
With every $50 worth of goods
purchased he will give choice of a S5
silver set or a gross of parlor
matches.
Lon Smith, formerly with the Star
Grocery is with him and invites his
old customers TO remember him. 4-3t
J. L. Pennington and W. S. r.
Parker, of Fort Worth, and Bryan
snyder, of Dallas, all Santa Fe rail-
road officials, are in the city looking
after the interest of their company
in the matter of the Corbett- -Fitz-
simmons fight. They seem to enter
tain but little doubt that the contest
will come OF at this place.
You want something nice for that
baby, and / have got the thing YOU
are looking ior-an elegant carriage.
j. j. Racklcy, two doors east Of
postOfice, Gainesville, Texas. 24-tf
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rs a Dand, Circus.

The Butte, Montana, correspondent
of the Anaconda Standard, says the
following of the New Great Syndi-
cate shows which are advertised to
exhibit here on Monday, October IA:
Talk about your circuses, the one
given by the Great Syndicate and
Paris Hippodrome has certainly
broken the record so far as Butte is
concerned. Such a jam as was at
tracted TO the circus grounds on the
afternoon of the Fourth was never
seen here before, and doubtless
was never seen in any city OF its size.
If Butte can claim TO be a good
Judge Of any particular thing, il can
certainly claim to be a good judge OF
a circus, and the judgment of the
people who went TO the circus was
that it was show that TO miss was
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want everybody to take 4
peep in Parker's show win
dow. If they will they can't
help being so enthused by
the numerous useful and at
tractive articles displayed
there as to buy something be-
fore leaving the place. That's
what ! did, and IN do il again.
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Warning Order.

IN n the United States court in the Indian
1896 49,
Eil,D n, D. Williams. piainti1, vs. Maggie VIII
"a ne defendant Maggie Williams. is warn
~ - ~ appear IN this court in thirty days aud
answer the complaint of the .lai.tin. II. ID.
Williams
vfmHness the Honorable Constantine b.
tbasVre' Judge of said court, and the seal
eteoI' this 10th day of September. 1880
SEAL J. ". PHILLIPS, Clerk.
co S99nson & Cruce. plaintiffs attorneys.
lendant ~ az
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Sterling silver Trilby Hearts as
sorted sizes just received at T. II
Parker's iewelry store.
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Warming Order.

~ The me United States court in the Indian
iIeTrltory, southern district
teRdant. '-i'i'''"' - ri"iiN "uN'' ne
III. lie defendant Frank Rust. is warned To-
So 49,. !, IN tnls court in thirty days and an
CAS- 'he complaint Of the plaintiff, J. p.
This sth day Of September. 1895.
SEA ARTHUR WkLCorr. u. :. Com.
sftnnsoh K Cruce. attorneys: c Bennett.
-.o-ne9 Tor nonresident defendant. SCOT
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition \ big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
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Full line Of silverware Just received
at Parker's jewelry store. Take a
peep ia his show window.
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Mrs. Rawlings has secured a suite
Of clean and commodious rooms up
stairs over the Williams x Pepning-
ton building where all are invited TO
come and see her French and i'm
ported designs in pattern hats and
bonnets. They are beautiful. 3O-lw
Capt. John l.. Gait, so long weigh
er for the Alliance or Iron Store cot
con yard, can now be found with the
Chickasaw compress company in a
like capacity. lie requests that his
friends remember the fact and give
him their patronage, assuring them
absolute accuracy in the weight Of
their staple. I6-lmo d&w
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The ARDNOREITE is in no way II
sponsible for, nor will it pay any
debts contracted by any employee OF
this office, unless accompanied by
an order signed by the business
mnuaoer
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Ladies shirt waists Just received at
Duston's.
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You want my goods and 1 want
your trade. You can get my goods
see to keep your trade, for | will
treat you right. Let me prove this
TO you. J. J Rackley, two doors east
Of postofiice, Gainesville, Texas.24-tf
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For SALE-At n bargain, n course
In business college. II you want a
business education this is your op-
portunity. Apply at this Office.
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The ARDMoREITE job department
turns out only first class work.
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The chiropodist of twcnty-eight
years practice, who was here some
six months ago, is back. lie treats
corns bunious, ingrowing nails and
warts. Best Of reference from this
city. Leave word through the mail
or at a. +. Adams, dentist. or at this
office. LEWIS ALBRIGHT. soft
Hon. Harry W. Fielding, OF Davis,
is in the city and viii aJ this term
make his maiden appearance before
the court in professional capacity.
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Blank mortgages Of the best form
for sale at this office.
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sbaL. All kinds of legal printing done on
'Hort notice at this office.
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IhL hhUheiLIiL 10 do your Job Printing
in first style on short notice. Every
thing New. Stock Grst-claSS.
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Bring US your job work
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RFhTTY'S ORGANS $500 upwards. Write
VIM UiOHHOfor catalogue Address
or call Daniel F. Beatty. Washington, New
Jersey.
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cEn0 nm BEATTY'S Organs $500
4JUU UUUup. For particulars, cata-
logue, address or call. Daniel
r. Beatty, Washington. New Jersey.
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Square FACTS.

Best creamery butter IN the world
at Wyse's. 2-tf
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The WEEKLi family raaer q he
Indian Territory. only
Sl.00 per year. Subscribe now.
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LDOM0DpJmT Is prepared to turn
AkUmUKElIE out any and all kinds
~ AA ~ - of Book. Commercial
and job Printing on short notice.
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T0D OEJV Scholarship in a Business
run NRitE College here in Ardmore.
at a Bargain. For iuforma
uon ani price cali on or address THE ARD
NoREITE, Ardmure. Ind. Ter.
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VtslfS PIANOS csia5sGe unGfFG aGiTeS. F"r or
Gall. Daniel F. Beatty. WashingJ"a, New
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fl0HkuQ Pianos. S225.OO upwards Want
U1UANNAgents. Catalogue free. address :
Daniel f. Beatty, Washington NJ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-20

predicted the jurors would disagree; it
was believed by many and hoped by very
few that one or two would succeed in bring
ing about such a result; and as it turns
out, eleven men who favored the death
penalty were swerved by one man to his
idea of just punishment for the murder
to be Sam c. Traynor, real estate man of
this city.
Up to midnight last night, when Judge
Davis decided to lock the jury up, crowds
hung around the courthouse in expectation
of verdict, and the same crowd was again
on hand at $50 o'clock this morning when
court convened to hear another case. Still
there was no stir at the door Of the Jury
room. Noon came and it was the same.
In the afternoon the District Attorney be-
gan to look serious and the lawyers for the
defense complacent.
1t was sos o'clock this afternoon when
it was announced by the Deputy Sheriff
that the jury had decided upon verdict
The Judge and lawyers we're at once noti-
fed and crowds, to whom the word had
been passed, focked to the courthouse
Judge Davis asked the jury if it bad agreed
upOh u NclolCt, anu rOIciudh JOucS Hdilutu
up slip with a brief sentence. 1t stated
that the twelve men who weighed the evil
dence had found Jack Brady guilty as
charged, with the penalty fixed at impris-
onment. This was handed by the court to
the clerk, who read it aloud. The jury
was polled and each man gave firm Eyes"
to the usual question. The court thanked
the jury and said the verdict was just
one and the agony was over.
If Brady was surprised at the verdict he
did not manifest it outwardly. Seemingly.
he was the calmest man in the room. His
attorney. Mr.. Carlin, asked the court to
extend the period of sentence to two
weeks, but the Judge refused and fixed
upon Thursday, the 26th inst, at 2 o'clock
P. M, as the time.
Judge Davis had Joker in reserve for
those who were anxious for sensations, as
he ordered the District Attorney to cite C.
Weeman of Yuba City to appear before
him on Saturday next and answer to con-
tempt proceedings for having approached
Juror Ogden last Thursday and said,
Hurry up and hang him."
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INCREASING THE FORCES.
Canada Continues to Send
Mounted Police to the
Alaska Boundary.
Men Provisioned Sufficiently to With.
stand an Extended Campaign
in the North.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Nov. 19. II In
formation was gained from an official
source tonight which dispels all doubts as
to what action the Canadians are to take
on the Alaskan question. The statements
which were given out, and from ap-
parent high sources, to the effect that
matters would soon be adjusted favorably,
and that the difficulty had been fully in
vestigated is evidently but ruse on the
part of the Government. 1t has been send
ing bodies of the Dominion police to the
scene of the troubles as fast as possible.
This statement is rendered doubly true
in the light of the present outbreak
north of Ottawa in regard to the tax
question. II the force had been at
hand the Government would not have
been obliged to draw on the
garrison, but would have sent sufficient
body of the mounted police to look after
the difficulties in that direction. This
drafts of police being sent to the Alaska
frontier to look out for Canadian interests.
The authorities themselves maintain the
same stolid indifference which they mani
tested month ago and refuse to commit
themselves. Agents of the United States,
however, have sufficient evidence
that these bodies have been leav-
ing for Alaska for a month past
and armed and provisioned for the pur-
pose of long campaign. The only ex-
planation given by any of the authorities
is that the forces are to restore order, but
in this case the force already in Alaska is
sufficient for that purpose.
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provisions and fresh DEGREES cannot supply
the place. especially in Eastern communi-
ties, OF Governors knowing how and hav-
ing the courage and integrity to perform
their duty. The powers will doubtless do
their best, but do not imagine that the
deep-seated diseases on the empire can be
cured by the wave of a magicians wand.
The result of long years of error must be
paid for and the cruel law is that those
who will pay are not those who were
originally guilty of the offense."
Turning to other matters, Lord Sails
bury alluded to the agitation against the
House of Lords. He said he did not deny
that the Upper House was capable of i'm
provement. Some improvement might
well be made in its constitution, but the
idea that one could straightway write upon
paper new assembly was mere dream of
doctrinaires
Referring to future measures of naval
defense, the Prime Minister declared that
no improvement of fleets and no commits
sion or alliance or foreign powers ought to
be able for a moment to threaten British
safety at home. Loud cheers. He did
not mean to say that he expected the safety
Of the country to be threatened. He
believed that Great Britain was now more
friendly with the world than she had been
for some time before, but the nations were
living in a period of transition affecting
large parts of the earth's surface. 1t
seemed to be decreed that bad government
would ultimately compel change of po-
litical arrangements. The mere fact that
so much territory was coming into the
market was reason why every power, es-
pecially Great Britain, should be protected
against every emergency. This statement,
he said, must not he construed to mean
that he expected speedy dissolution of
the Turkish empire. Not only in Turkey,
but elsewhere there was a tendency in the
direction of change.
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CoMMENT OF THE PRESS.
Parted Are the Opinions in Reference
the StGItan's Letter.

Parted Are the Opinions in Reference to
the Suttan's Letter.
LONDON, Eng, Nov. l9.-The Post to-
morrow, commenting on the Sultan S
letter to Lord Salisbury, Will say: No
body who considers Eastern politics with
calm, unbiased judgment will fail to be
struck by the pathetic dignity and frank
earnestness of the Sultan's message"
The Graphic will say: "In writing these
manly words the Sultan has rendered a
signal service to himself, his country and
Europe"
The Standard will say: "There is a
pathetic sincerity in the Sultan's COM
bined protest and undertaking that can
not fail to win the respectful sympathy OF
Englishmen, but if Abdul Hamid had an
intelligent grasp of the situation he would
know that what is needed is strenuous
exercise of individual control. If he had
| effectively desired to pave the way for re-
forms to be executed by his Ministers, he
would long ago have surrounded himself
| with a cabinet of wholly different type
from that now holding office"
The Daily News in an editorial will scott
at the message of "a cruel, cowardly and
fanatical tyrant." 1t will say that of the
word of professor of lying that he does
not lie is not the best of all possible
guarantees. While approving Lord Sails
bury's language it deeply pities him for
being compelled by international courtesy
to refer to an inhuman despot in terms of
conventional respect.
The Chronicle will say that it regards
the Sultan's letter as undignided and
childish. 1t will say that it is surprised
that Lord Salisbury is willing to join such
procedure. The letter simply means that
the Sultan's terror is increasing and that
he is trying to avert the blow by which
Europe threatens to sever his dominions.
The Times will say: "The Sultan's
unique appeal is a remarkable tribute to
the influence Lord Salisbury wields in Eu-
rope. 1t may be doubted, however,
whether his Majesty will be greatly
pleased with the result. His plan has al
ways been to profit by dissensions and
jealousies of the powers.
Lord Salisbary's marked emphasis of
the necessity for unanimity is not what
the Sultan would like to hear"
The Telegraph will say, "If words could
cure the reign of terror, the Sultan's would
be received with deep relief and cordial
congratulations throughout Europe"