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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

New York. July is.-I, II announced
that the Colorado Fuel aud Coal cnmIany
has negotiated the sale ~ ,~o millions ~
ito general mortgage bond-, tine pr0r-.ds
~ which are to be usei To- pay "a pre-.
f-rr-i stock scrip, bond l"Aps and Goat.
ins d-bta, And xiv. the company an In
cr-s~s.i working capital Of about 600, 900,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
assat artaHr.

The Columbian limit'-i due here al ~
"'clock this morning, Arrlv-i Hh"u, !
o'el"ck thls Sf,-rnu,u, the delay b-ing
csus--i hy the scchi-niAl burning "f my
rs-, IL hr,dg- this sui. II sAa B-ruAr.
limo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
. " o siAsErd

Gr-.nsburg, Pa, july Is John Gooi
aud willism m FresnAn, p-grO-s, were
hanged this morning ''out's crime wac
the killing Of Mas slaughter. . fellow
ooks worker, over . game o' cards
while Yrssaau sba and killed his mis-.
trees, asrtis Tiub-r rlske. ksoauss she re.
fused 70 give him msssy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

Kansas City, July is,--Cstue market
steady. T-Iss steers, ~ 26,dt tOi
Texas cows, ti.5oa325. b--f st-srs
- 3i95 40i native cnws, tl L0C1
8 75i stockers and feeiers, $23'Vts %Oj
bullr, kl.yN93 ~. sheep steady.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

New York, July Is III. steamship
Normsnuie, which rall.d To-day, task out
tsO.OOo gold shipped by Nvs.lAge, COD.
SAts A Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
-n.m.er IN n.u,hrrn CaIifsrniA." {"

A new book, beautifully illustrated, will
liz mailed FREE ou receipt of four cents In
postage stAmps. Address Jno' j. Byrne,
general passenger agent santa Fe roats,
Lac Angeles. Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

Coughing ArOund. You can stop !, ity"u
~Au, Ia by using Parks Cough syrup.
II II dO--n't cur- your cold you can get
your nancy back, sold by lr Thus, II
burgess a Non.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
L IEART DISEASE, like

aus NtlsHs Os u'no 4
I could not bs cured.
! gradually Erpw
vonse, very veal.
and completely dis
outraged. until I
lived, proppd half
up Ia hSi. l-s'ause I
essstaa'f iie 6Dss'ss
sur III up. Think
ma my tims had
com. ! ,oli my fam
ny whAt ! wsatsi
done Shaa 4 ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

Ghcsg". July iS.-wh-st, July. GIi ;
August. 65t Corn. July. 43l sept-m.
hrr, All, Data. July. .2i; september.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

New i"rk. July Is Money IN call
essy Yer cent Prime mercs iilr ia ,.-r
3dt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

We keep Parks Cough syrup. and No
tell everyone II 10 the best cough eure We
cell. Everybody likes u and wc soil u
on . GUARANTEES. Try Tor your cold
tsold by Dr. Thos. II Duryea's h Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
ahLrAEe atarE MnrAri

Chicago, July lS-CA,u~ active AMI
s,rougi Texas s,--rr 3,5jUIt Is, bulk
8 20 "a 10. SHEEP steady Ia strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

Manager &. n. Young. II weils. Fargo
company, r-,uru~i Iast ugh, from . bus
iur-- trip ruuth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

Ars. r. \ s,oy-r and s"n, R.idy. have
planned . delightful TRY W tbs cast, wi,b
to day,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
Ses ayers for Pi~asure

Or huslnrsr. I'-rronr un the point of taking
All "outing" "n land or r-a, yschtsm-n and
tourists need aud should hs provided with
some preventive ~ n-A sickness aud cor
r-ctlvr uf the occasional III -ti,-ctH uf un-
accustomed air, tsi and water. Many
nervous I-rrunr -Lu-ri-nc- luAlinr AKIN
Ia sea sirkn-sp when travelling by rail-.
They, t"', require = u~i.clnal rsirsuAri.
III. l-rt IN -hir,-nc. IL Hnrt-tt-r's Stnin.
sch Bh,-rr. which promptly relieves
nAup-A, Hlck h-adAch-, blliourn-~s. .crSrnpr
aud collie, etc. II business calls you Ia
some l"Gsl,y where chlllS and fever ~
bilious r-mIti"nt Is prevalent, don't fail Ia
provide yourself with II. For cnnstipA
u"n, rheumatism and inactivity ot the kid.
n-yn II ir excellent remedy, Eniu-n,
pby yricisnr COMMEND II highly. Lay IN =
supply before you start 10y boat. Steamer
or train. ltr . mo-t s.rvic.Abl- travel.
my ,ompAnlun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

New York, July lS.-slv.r. 81. Lea
k3 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

gone. Hut on tho ari day of March on
tho Recommendation ~ Mr. PAnnis JossaA,
~ Anderson, Ini., commcnc,si taking
fbv. HH~s' Assr tsr~ fer tie Heart
AMI wnmhrfui n tll, In TEN days ! wAa
working At iiFht work and un Marh 10 com
n"'nc'h framing harm, ~hkh h h~avy
~urk, and haN'nt L.t day sihce. I am -
years odd, q a. a., inchs~ and weigh s0hH.
4 b~ii~r~ . sa fssitv e~red. and
! am pnw only AnNh's that evcryons shAll
knnw ~ your wonderful rrm~die~L"
Dy,uviilo. Ohln eII-As pAaLsy.
In. MIIoa Heart Curs is soid on o positive
gVari.nt.s that tho nrat bOttls will beDeeI
All druggists sell II at u botties fog ~ o.
~ ,as b. Xiiss 2sdicai 90. HfiSss LA
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Restores Health
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
lnaemeiner DroOuFtenmarFt.

SOGsenbe pretie wurOen Bel srOBeren Bar
item e%rStelt:
&c.; Gpri9as e5ideIts 8ISoc. S2 &urfsps Ga
10c; gnten 9@12c.; @Gnie 7@1Oc.
2StIb- 8rairie @bideus So. 81 @6.2 per
Oub.; Quatl S1.25@1.65 per OuB. Bart
ridge S4,00@4.5O per 0us. QSoobcpd 1915
@4.00 per 0ut. Snipe S1.25 per 0ub.
Bloper $-@1.50; g8ilbeuten Il .5O@10.00
per 0ub. ; &abbits 90c@$2.OO; Geb 6@124c.
@ier29@30c. per Dubenb.
8obnen Neue, nit Der 6anb oes
pfliidte, 1.70@1.724 ;olte, S1.45@1.5 SO.
@rbi Ell - 9etrod1ete, oriiue. 83@95c.
&Grt0ffeGn- 6e6rons 55@58c; Burs
ba1ts $1,000 bas 8nibel; &Ole 5Oc@56
AeerleB 52c@57c.
@eptel- s9.OO@s8.75 per 8aB.
8auauen- 50@S1.5 so per 8un6.
@itronen- 100000 Oh bic 8or.
zip fel in ell - SIOriba S2.75@3.75 per
8or.
9ontg- @eiBer 8Gee, in 9funbe obse.
tbetlt, 13t@14c; ni3t 10 BED, 10@12c:
buffet Sc Oas pfunO a~usselafener 5000
Webl- Starter Bet3eH WotenD -1Doreu
dlt9eIest gu So. 00@$3. 80, III SGIIern; meider
8ei3en CBateut) S2.65@$3. 10: bartes 0ets
Set= (BGfermeb0 / .85@S2.O 90 in SGden ;
wei6er @ei3enz (9Gdermeb0 S1.75@S1.9 80;
,,0feo Dog" S1.60@S1. 65 IN SGden; @illters
mei3e1 S2.20@S2.40 lit 6ots.
@oggen- So. 2 52@523c.
Sen 81. 5O@$10.5O.
@O II - 8ertdufe TIM Store go. 8 -
- c; 9to. 3 GELD 423@424c. 8ertGufe uq6
Strobe mareH: go, 3. 394@39Rc; go. a, 384c..
8 III t er 10 Ell Ell - 0erfdufe int @tore,
geo.2 ROTH, 544e@-; geo. 8 ROTH sic. @
8erfGufe no9 PrObe pareu: So. 3 rotber
51@52c.
@erFe - SEQ. 56@57c.
Safe r - @ertGufs i'm Gtore, $50. 2,
80. @30c. ; go. 2 rpetB 1921 @c33 go. 3, 28&c.
8ertaufe ua9 9robe moreu: SO. 2, 284@
1890.
ga mere teu - SGa6s S1.42; &imotbp
S5.40@5.6O; Slee SIS .O0@8.4O.
@bisfep -S1.22.
Sutter - Bette Creamery @aare 23c;
quite 21@22c; m~ittelmGBi9e 17@20c; Oairp,
bette, 2Uc; mtttel9ute uto quite 15@17c;
irii6er Padtu9=Stod 7@9c.
SGie-DOnus @mcrlcau 1O@103c; 96meiz
5erfGle 10@113G 2ilnburser 94@10c.
@e ii e-Mei8traut 81 O@5, 80 per 100
&opi. GeQerie 15@3Oc bas 0nbeub @eiBe
Ttbe1I 20@23c per 8ui6et bel Der Gar; Stedz
rIben O. bas SaB WtoDrribeu -@75c.
per Barrel; 3wiebeIn s .5O@$2,OO per Sap /;
8omateu -@-c Der &orb.
&ot be st o.. per 0ub.
@mrfen $1.50@2.50 per 4 Dubeub.
gu offeln - Seriep's S1,75@
$500, SGirpis $1,25@1.5O per SAP.
@ at - 90c@S1.O 90 per 4 So. @aIe.
.OO@2.25 per Sap.
9por9el @reibbous)-$-.- per 0ub.
y lumeutob | % per Oub.
errteS - Serleps $40. OO@11. 90
per SAB.
3o 1s- SEQ. !, Acc. gtp. 2, 3Ec.
Bel encOru- 9lIf Der Sa6n, ,Totr"
bis u@9otte", grimes 5000; mittlereS, ROTH
ODER blobfarbi9, 43@5c; raub unb gro6 40
&c; D@boiee", grimes, gu Carpets irfteu,
5E@6e; uSelf=porftng', grimes, 5@53c;
roth ooer 9el6 e'tbt9euoes 44@5c.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09

BON Der &uroertpaItung in, Merou
pirb f~olgenbes nittgetbeilt Sine BqiIeter
Notwithstanding aus benz Sabre 1851,
Die unS borltegt %geftattet uns eineu intez
rei1anten @inblid in Die ~bamaltgen Wert6z
ber6Gltntffe, g}ab elmer Geiferednund.
pel6e bamaIs benz na9maligen &0niq MtIz
belm Dem Gri item BON preuBen unb spdt.ren
beuti3en&at1er nit 8eglettung 9elegt purbe.
foitete bus 8ettgel0 in 2a5inS : fir ben
Brin5en nit flint BerIonen Suite - auTamz
men II 8reu5er 9fei9spGbrung, SIR ben
Srii6tiidstaffee traf eS auf bic 8er5pn ben
borrenben Preis bon ,ie 6 8reu3ern. Sine
S9iifel Mtlb bagegen (anbertbaI6 MaB)
foitete nur 3 f., Elm 81 1 Fl. Ser Mittoosz
tti9 in Ct, 2eonbarb erfprberte fir cine
8ortiOn Suppe unb 5leif6 8 tr., fir Gin
r8ratele" 8 r.. Elm 8abmmuB tptete 6 fr.
Ser Wein erl4eint pro &ation (peI6es
Quantum lit leioer ni6t ge1agD nit s fr,
ber3et9net, Sir Sriibitiid un6 Mitlao oob
Die geOa9te 8eifegeIeli6aft Die un1umme
BON III, A If. Hei6spdbrung aus - Elm
8etrag, nit benz beut5utage QQer0isQs Gin
@in5elner faum bur@tpmmt
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Seetbuben, 8ismard, Meuiuqtum.

un8dbli9e &6ni9e unb &6niqtnneu, fat
ale 9roBen @eiiter, pel6e felt Sabr6itr1z
Oerten 0en 2auf Der Dtnge Die belfinl.
nenbe Rtftun9 pOr9e3etdnet ba6en, no.
BEN III &arlsbaO @sI2iun9 bon !&ronf@
3elten u1o f0rperI6cn 2atoeu qeT..dt un6
9efnaoen. g Sel0lt in unIurer 2eitoltcr
OeS Danpfes uro Der @leftri;ttat fam
e8 nidt Sober ertn69lid5r, nacb !&orlaz
bao 3u reiien, ober Saberncann fam NIT
gertn9em So tenaufluanh ole @oELt6otcu
bon SarlS6Qh mittellt be8 &ar185o6cr
SprtOelOa1 3ra ser be8 &orlsbobcr
SprnoelI .5e8, Oa8 au8 ber 6pruoelz
queGe %ob9eoampft 1T 3u Saul ae>
nieBeu.
Der ddte &artsbu0er @prnoel 1T Elm
natitrlide8 9eilmittel weld3& ii onem
StOrnn9en DeS Wfagea8, Ger gtieren rn6
Der Ginge,uctoc, jet 4n9a,tenoer Sartlci~
biafeit, 9id)tiIdn ano rbermtcAIden III
Tetttoaen ltst@ cine bei(enoe &r&ft BE-
iUd9rt. Otan ebe oaruuf ben 4d,teu
ArtIfel gu crR@. :alt, toel6er bo8 @ieogl
Der Staot Rorl85o$ uno ben NantelI8~
gig ,"@isnef & MenbeGiou 60,
NQetnt9e a9cntcn, 5}eip OOrf', auf ie.
Der TIa1d1e b0bcn mug.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Kafee.
SifAe.

No. / whitefsh, y ST. 90 a -
Family whitefsh, p 100 10. $50 a -
No. l trout, p 3-brl......... $50 a -
Holland herring, key, new 10 a 80
Labrador herring, split, Pbrl $50 a -
Scalded herring, y box 49,. IA q -
Mackerel, large family, f-brl 7.25 a -.
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .95 % -
California salmon, p brl. 49,. .11.OO a -
Norway XIX herring, p brl. IL. so a ~.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
MNrftberiMt.
G6icago, 9. Se6rltar.
Nusn6rtide uI6rFte.

@6GuBpretie in @etsen utb Corn III anoez
re1l StG6ten rpareu:
Wetsem Stem gort: Tebruar, SIC;
Saur, Sole; Mai, $50; - MfuneopuIi5
Saar, 564c; Wtai, 55gc.; - Baltimore
Se6ruar, 574 ;O1ai 591c. 8Olebo: 8aar, $3.50;
Mat, 544c; - Milroaufee: gaar, 523c; Maj
535c;- Detroit; 8oar, 544c; 0eoi, SOC.
Corn Stem gorf: Mai. ACC; -
ct. 8Ouis, Sebruar, 4O3c; @tai, 424c;
Baltimore; - Sebruar, 473c; Ntai, ACC.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
OFFICIAL PuRrICAr1nn

Annual Statement # 9ts1t TIE 9yc RE4P 1Ne,v FIRE =
6eading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 81st
Say OF December 1898: made t. the Insurance
- o@peflntendent of the State OF illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09

DNFTI"''S way" ~NtN SGI""NN N~
.Gs Geb' bas reuB'f6e 9aus
l1nb MQe, Die barauS
Shirt &euben nennen ft3.
Nb1Dnberli9 9teuB 0einrt9, 0urrd6!
N~bTonberli9 ReuB 0etnrt9, 9urrab!
Ser Q~oben5tetn fii6rt-
1nb @bersborf alert =
gu alIer 8euBen 2uft!"
MDgli9 I'll, baB Der Sert i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre ettpos %gsdnDert tporben lit, 10 Iautete
er aber in ben 4Oer Sa6ren, Mte man ft3
er3G6lt, 1T bieIes reuBf6e Nationa(ieb auf
8efe6l bes 5iirften 6etnri9 LXXII., tpeIs
der 1924 bic 9egierung iiber bu8 6iritenz
tbum 2obenIteinS @bersborf antrot uno i'm
SSult 1848 in Solge Der &ebolution dbtrat,
gebi9tet un0 tompontrt porben,
- SIN 5rantentpalb lit pieber Elm Gomite
in Der 8ilbung begrtffen, baS Sdmlnl1nge1
fir bic not6leiDenben DberfrGnti 9en Weber
einleiten niQ. Die Weber muBten f4cn
tpteber6olt bur6 Dffentli9 aufgerufene 6tlfe
qeraoe3u por benz 8erbungern g~erCttet per%
ben. 9er iiingit beritprbene ~&egierungsratb
9QpeQier 6utte ii9 feiner3eit BEL elmer Iolz
6en 6tlfsaftiDn febr UNI bic We6er an9ez
nommen. @s t6ut nDt6, ben Weber1l Die
MDgli6teit anDeren grperbes gu f4affen.
- Nunmebr bat Der MunOerDOttOr oft
in Gubbru9 borIdufig aufgeR0rt, gu prot
tiairen. Gs ift i6m ndmlt9 bebDrblt9erIetts
BEL elmer @trafe DDn tGgli9 $50 Wtart auf@
gegeben porber, BON Der Nusiibung 1ei11er
~ioQenqn1ten 6etlfunft ab3ufeben. Wenn
audi mad etnem bere9nenben lle6erI9lag BET
Der rte1tqen 3abl Der td9li6en gldubtgen
Observation-Disclosures troy Der pertptrtten $50
Mart np1 elm erflefli9es Siimmcben flir
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Capital.

moi of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statpmpnt Of the RUBBER MANUFAC'
hnhudl DtdlUlhUnt TURERS MUTUAL INSU-
ANC of Boston in the State of Mas
sachusetts on the 3lst day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of tho
State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement f6s shf h5SfS G9SFTY FIR n
brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27
G.INESVILLE, Ten
civic SOCIETIES.

MvrtIe Lodge No..7. X % p. meets ev~ry
Visiting Knights cor ally invited.
e.. W. Cm ATE. C..
DAVE DArHE. X. R. :.
Aramore Lodge No. 81. \. ?. and =. ".
meets in their hall Naosni@ r. mpie. the
nrst SATURDAY ni<ht in zach month on o. De-
fore the FULL mnol-
T. COrnei.us. Secretary
Arlmore Chapter. No. n. Roval Arch Ma
sons meet in Masonic Temple TIE fourth
Thursday night 10 each month.
q lt. lsHtc III gh Priest
\. B. STLLINAS, Secretary
Arlmorr Cnmp No ss. woOiIaeu OF the
World meets iu their forest at Wilmington
Tall every second AMI fourth Monday nights
n each month. Visiting sovereigns invited t.
attend.
4. r. KEyDuIck ronsui commander.
T.C. GwinGuNN. clerk
Arimorc Loigc No. ., OF nects every
inS brethren welcome ,,,...,. ,,..,,.g. y q
AC Bell, reporter
nr-t Tuesday ui sht in acn month NJ Whit nE-
toms bali w " Hydcn, omindnlSr
r 6 Barry. Adjutant
chic asaw Council No '22s American Lesion
Of Hon r meets second nu1 fourth un-t y
nights in each month ~ " itiingt"n's = hail
John Newton. Secretary.
Chickasav W y G Ar rncoia first satnriay
ni .ht in each month in " hit ttin gtnn's hall. T
Hammer. Commander
TIE johnson QuarterInastcr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27
HOTEL,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CunisrtAx Curncu-- Frrnsiey street. Ser
viccs every Lorif- duy 90 ~ o. o.. N aud y
p M sunday school. - A. IN. Prayer
Meeting every "Wednesday. ~ y. ~. Ihcir
fndsrsf Aid Socirfy exrrw faes'las afl moon nt
thc church 3 =. ~. Mite AMI ~erIni ucctiu z
every tuesday nl eht at place announced each
i.orf's tav ouicsrs, meeting hr.t Toni :
10 am srr1icss. Y Mnsoa. Superintendent
SUNDAY school; Voiney Johnson. Pastor
FiH~r EArri~r Curucu- Broadway street.
Services every sunday at ~ 90 .. ~. nnd : 90
p. M Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings
~ o'clock Suuisv school ~ inn m. Choir
rrs.rtfcr Friiay cvruin-E ut -cfcrk a..
Sfufthl rnrid. rRstnr q. IL Bruce, CLERK. 4
Hili, Superintendent.
HE Cmuucm. sorru--Ca--cr B~oadwa
and Chwrrh street. Preceding every sab
haih Morning. ~ n. m aul .1n o.. ~. Pray
-r msrfin@ Wednesday event IS Ht p. -Mn-
dqy school every Sshblfh % ~ r. m Ep-
worth League, 5P. n. y r Law, Pastor.
P1iFsuyrErts Ctrr cu--..ev e.. c. MrGin
tev. pastor re tlar Srryires s hhafh-
. - j. m A.. sabbath -csools % .m-. morning (
worsnri 80 =. m. evsnins w"r,hir
nl-ctin- We rarle.tly desire your presence
90 any of oar mretin .. 4 yuu arr not wnr-
hipit.ug els .t~l We tmvstc You 20 MAKE
yous church home with ne eur pews are ai-
WAYS cps. 60 you. sn arr our hearts. We bid
you most hearty welcome.
fUuEEELRNp T. F~uvrEut y Gururlt-- or-
nor hurc1 and umhsfirufi streets services
every sunday % 10 e. clock a. aud =: y
tic" saturday rrerins >4bha;a school at p 3
. a. m. %. p. Williams Fmpt. fVrrN body coril
, Aubrey. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27
MANNING nEIEE

In the United STATES Court in thc la
dian Territory. Third Judicial lAfs
i-inn. March term. lN.Al.
Ee errE- licriieid. Plaintiff.
~
Lnhrnie urrfeld. Defendant.
The defendant. Ishnni@ ilsf.rld. >
warmed tn appear su shi> cuurt y
thirtv-fat~ aud answer the cumpiaiAt
81 tur u'aiutifT. tsrnrgr ihrrfeid-
Witness TIE. Hon. Clla~. Is. Sfuafl
iud 20 80 said court. aud ths seal thtFf
af thi- 18th day uf January. ls-s-
isEALl IuS. ". PHILLIPS. CieIA-
=. 4. GAHHETT. l~rut4-
lsuht. T. Lee. attorney
y. Wolfe. attorney Tor Eun-rss.ae-'
defendant. Srlm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

Wear a smile. Il is cooler III sumInV
and warmer in winter than fTown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27
WARMING ORDER.

~ the United state cssart in tlt
Indian Territory. Third judicial u
vision.
Marrh term. l,'sA
May ~ian~el. p.aiit'H.
~
Thomas ~fau~el. defendant ,
The defendant Thomas >tan>fl- 2
warmed tu apf-ar ia t.ti~ en''sst I
thirty DAYS aud answer hf rumpilili
uf the plaintiff. May Sian~rl.
Witness the ilun. Clil>- k ~tsr4Fs
Judge ~ said court. aud tue -
thereof This - day uf Jan. l>--h
SEAL Ju>. V. Phillips. CsTss
81. CiaT-tt. ikput3-
Dick y firuwn. attorneys
John NrClurr. attorney fur neA
resident defendant.
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and Departure 0. S. Mails.

Arrival and Departure q. S. Nails.
SoHtff A0lnd mail closes 30 y. m.
South bound mail arrives 2:3A p. III.
North bound mail closes /: 80 p. III.
North bound mail arrives 2:}a p. m.
Night mails are closed ~ S:3d p. IN
Money order department is open 4;
a. m. and closed at ) p. IN.
Office hours from S q. IN. TO q p. m.
Sundays from a. IN. TO 10 Il. m.
.I0HE :. iANHTEE. T. VI.
EDGAR SASDLIS. Deputy.
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BriFroh. the tenor. was sensitive
sbCut his ago A young badly once saii
% him in anmiretiol. ''Sisnor Brignuii.
! have known you over since ! was lit
tie girl He turncd around "a a f1rJ
and shoufe.l. YES. aed I have kncwr
Jon ever since was htilc by - ~
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In the United Stale Court ~ ~. -.
Indian Territory. Third Judicial ~
vision.
March term. l-s,A
Wm. Brockway. plaintiff
-
Nora Brockway. defendant. a.
The dcfcndaaf. Nora l,rrcs~A1, =, :
warncd 10 appear iR this conft in wv.
tg dly> aad answer tllr complaint
the plaintiff. Mm. Br0rkway-
Witness the Hon. ClsaS- T. Stii1i Z;
Judge - ~aM ct.lrt. and thr
thereof. this thirty-HrSt day o. -
u.rv. f~nl.
SEAL Joseph ". Philip~- cleiAf
g.. IS. stuart. deputy
Ruht r Ire. atfuTrer fCT rlaifi..-..
Nich1las Wolfe. attorney Tor -
F,-,ident defendant h-l@
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Mvrtie Lodge No.. X % p. meets ev"rs
Friaav night ~ 7.aO. Whit nrt0n's Hall
Visiting knights cor aiiv invited.
r. W. CH ATE. q &.
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The Tyrant Potato.

Mrs. Rorer evidently indorses Marion
Harland's view of the "tyrant potato ="
Says the former: Life is too short to
be spent in digesting potatoes. never
eat them in any form. You might as
well put pieces of mica into your stom-
ach as fill it with Saratoga chips" 1t
is undoubtedly true that i'll many house
holds nowadays the potato habit is much
lessened. Time was when potatoes fried
for breakfast, baked for luncheon and
mashed or plain boiled for dinner was
the logical course of table events in al
most every we'll regulated family. The
breakfast cereal has practically banish-
ed it from the first meal of the day, it
is often absent from the luncheon board,
and it is really only at dinner that it is
apt to be in perennial evidence. A
dish Of boiled rice or samp or baked
hominy will be found al excellent sub
stitute for the berated Irish tuber, which,
while not perhaps guilty Of all the i'll.
dictments against it, might we'll be rel
egated to an occasional rather than an
everlasting appearance -- New York
Times
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A COSTLY STRIKE.
BroOklyn's Street Car Trouble Cost the
City Three Million Dollars.

Brooklyn's street Car Trouble Cost the
City Three Million Dollars.
BROOKLYN, Feb. l9.--The trolley
strike, which lasted "a days, has cost an
enormous sum of money. Three million
dollars is considered by those directly
involved moderate estimate. When
the strike started it was stated
that district assembly No. z had from
$50, 900 to $50, COO in its treasury. About
$50, 900 was subscribed by sympathizers.
All this has been spent and the $3.50, coo
wages the men would have earned has
been lost. The Brooklyn Heights Rail-
road company was the heaviest loser
among the reads. It In estimated to
have lost directly 5000 The other
systems have lost close to $500, 900.
The cost to the city and the
state for the troops is expected 10 ex-
ceed $3.50, 900. The damage done by
cars manned by inexperienced motor
men is placed at 800, 900 more, and the
loss in earning capacity by the militia
during their stay in Brooklyn is con-
seryatively estimated at $3.50, 900 Spe-
cial officers and deputies cost Kings
and Queens county 900, 900 and the loss
to the business men of Brooklyn is con-
sidered light when placed at 500, 900.
There were many other losses TO swell
the amount in addition to the incon-
venience and the suffering caused by
the big strike. Officials of the union
have called the strike off ON 33 lines.
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WEST POINT EXAMINATIONS

Those of Prospective Cadets VIII Re Held
at Array Posts March L. &
ST. PAUL, Feb. 10.--On March /, 236
candidates and alternates for vacancies
at the West Point military academy will
appear at the army posts near their
homes for examination as to their quail
fications for admission. There are now
about lao vacancies, and Of this number
congressman have nominated candidates
for all except 90, who win be named
before the examinations begin. Under
the present rule of the department, can
didats are no longer examined in bunch
at West Point in June, as in former
years, but in order to save the expense
incident to the journey, which in the
case of young men coming from the far
West is considerable, candinates have
been directed to appear at the army
posts near their homes, where they viii
be subjected to the ordeal, and the pa
pers then forwarded to West Point for
final revision.
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ACTOR GENTRY NOT FOUND.


Muraerer of MRdge Yorke Still Keeps Out
Of the Hands of the Police.
PHlLADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-Up to noon
nothing had been heard of Actor J. b.
Gentry, who murdered Miss Madge
Yorke at Zes's hotel. The police of this
city are guarding every depot in the city
closely, and if the murderer has not al
ready made his escape from town, it
viii be almost impossible for him to do
40. Detective Grier is of the opinion
that Gentry caught the 10 p. m. train
on the Pennsylvania road for New York.
The revolver with which the murder
was committed was found in a
snow bank at Eighth and Locust streets
which is but half block from the hotel
where the crime was committed. Three
chambers We're empty, showing that
Gentry had fired three shots at the un-
fortunate actress, only one of which
took effect. Two bullets went wide of
their mark and were found buried i'm
the wall. The third struck Miss Yorke
IN the center of the forehead and parsed
through her head, coming out just back
of her right ear. Miss Clark, who was
o close friend Of the dead actress, and
who was in tho room at the time of the
shooting. can give no reason for the
murder, as she had never heard of any
quarrel between the lovers.