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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
0efdbrIthes Seuer.
Der sdaoen miro auf etpa ST., DOC sef6abt

sSn benz Grbgel9ob Der 8tlbsrrabmmz
fabrif bon s. 8. Gtdrt e so. go. 15S-170
Matber Sir, bra9 Oonnsritog @beno fnra
mad 7 ubr elm Geuer aus, bas, bu IS in ben
I'M 8ebdube oufeetapelter 9ol5porrdt1en
rei@li9e Adbrun9 fanb, fi6 nit unheim@
li4er @6neIigteit auf Die oberen Stodz
tperte perbreitete unD aud bic Na1odr6dus
Ter ergretfen gu polen f6ien. Oa hte an Der
NtatberifraBe ftebenben 9duTer burblpeg
0ol3bduier finb, bie1t es Der Mdridal
MtuThdm, fir gerotben, unD bu Die 5tommea
ungefd9r 5e9n Minuten lang gepiit6et bat@
ten, eiren Ill Nlarm u~b5ugeberl, Der I'M
@dn5en 5ebn 0ampfiprtBen our Steus rief.
Gum Slid ertpies ft9 biefe 8orfi4t Gig
iiberfluIfig, benin IS gelang Der Seuerlrebr,
Die TIammen auf tbren Gntitebu1ysler5
81 bef9rdnfen. ueber ben S9aben, ben bas
Seuer angeri9tet bat, berr19t cine bebeu<
tenbe Observation-Disclosures tD0breno
ndmli9 s. 9. Glarf benfeIben auf $4,000
altgiebt, ertIdrt Die polt5et auf Grunb Der
@bi9dbun9 Der Seuerfpebr, baB berlel6e fi9
auf ni9t gan5 $4,000 belaufe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
anoemeiner maaren,narft.

yut ter. - Bette Creamery 21@-; 1. auaritat
1871 40; 2, l4@17; teite nad9gema9te Is; belte
Darn 1903; i. Aualitdt lSA@14h; 2, 9M@l1.
pbn 8efte ugtaop" Sl.250l.27H. quite S1.10
-l.2O, bette uWteOiums" 81. 1o@l.1 Is, oertngsG ueIstat
95e-1.00.
@efII sel-SurfeDs, Sennen 8he, Sibusr 7@7Ms
Sabne Sc. Spring=Gbideus os @funb &c. Gnten
8h@9Hc bas @fuub. Sdnie $5.0O@6.50 bas OuBeRb.
Jti9e-8Iad Bag, bas 9fO. 1l@l2c, gife 6@6h:,
giterel 4@5c, Buffalo 1905 9eutibe &arpfea %
2Hc,
gier. - Sans frti1e 16-17c.
Iepfet - 9as SaB 75c0$1.25.
Meintr an b e IT'S 9funbeSa6r6e 16@18He.
Bauamem - 8efte 75o@sl.O0, nt9t 10 CUTE S5080:.
Ctr en- 8efte QuaGitdt $4.0o07W bic Riits.
9firft9e-9 as &titden 15020c.
Mai let III Ell ne II - $3.50 per Maaenfabtnq.
girn EN- - WttDrgan, bas SAP S2.50@3.50. .
&nrtnff eI II. - 8urbauts 20D23c' Sebrons 800
21c, gfofe 17@21c 8eerIeB 17021e MigeO 1602le
@prtt $1.22.
Gurte II - 50-75e bos Sag.
mtebeIn- 24-30c 8uI6f.
MetBtrau ut - 9teues $4,000. SOFAS Snn6svL
SDmaten - 9lus Mt1Iiilfippt 75c-l.00 bos 9uI&.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Dom Gooe errettet.
madere Chat Ger acknowledgements
fbdften. uefg*

Der am Gonntag piit6erbe @iibs
tpeititltrrn riibrte bic @etpdFer 0es
Mi9igan Sees duf bdB beffen $50
gen bDAer f9l1gen, Q tpie ie Bel gleiher
@~turmftGrfe auf benz Ocean 3u ge6en pflez
gen. Webe Dem gebre@li9en Na9en, Der
it9 uuf pffener See benz 9turm ntto benz
WsGengang ~preisgegeben fanb! Sonntag UNI
Mittag un9efGbr, dls Der Sturm fi9 nod
niht gu Ieiner Dolen Stdrfe enttpidelt Bate,
ituben Der 64iGbrtge &ubolp6 9eorg BON
SEQ. 200 8ldd6utpf Str. unD Der 32iG6rige
5reb @eprg bon g1o. 101 ublanb Str, auf
einem leibten 8Dot in ben Gee, sic tpuBten,
bab Elm Sturm na6te, ba9ten aber DOr benz
@intreffen beHelben einige Iebe retten 5u
%fDnnen, bic tie brauBen fteben butten. Sic
tparen tdum II Wetlen BPM Seeufer entz
fernt, uls eine qedpaltige Mpge i6r 8opt gum
!&entern brabte. 8eioen 8Dptfa6rern gez
lang e5, iih am Siel Tires umgeftiir3ten
5obr8euges f~eit3u6ulten. Sbre GtOtb ipuroe
ION Der Wabe an Der QebensrettungSsStuz
tion IN Der Miinoung bes @9icagos5tuiIss
berterft unb Der 8efe6ls9absr Der b%ortigen
Mannf9aften, Capt. SDuntain, I9idte fDz
fort Elm 8Dot aus, Die S6iffbri9igen gu
retten. Die paderen 8ootsleute batten cine
fdpere Nrbeit, qegen Sturm un0 Wslen
an3utdmpfen, uber i9lieBli4 errei4ten fe
bas umgeitur3te 8oOt unO feline beiben gaIz
fagiere, BON oenen Der cine burd bas uns
f~reitpi1tee Sab in benz falten Wafer fa1t
icon e~ritarrt mar, unb es gelang ib1en, lie
beioe Az retten. Der beidbrte Nubolpb @eDra
ipnr0e p1nnd9tia, dls ct bon feinen Gettsr!
in bas Boot ge3ogen tpuroe, unO er fam
AUDI nod nibt lpieoer gu fi6, als er f1iiebz
LID an 6us 2ano gebra@t puros, Wtan
7tjidte i'm batter na9 benz 9oTpttal BE-
Mlertanerz 8riioer. 5reb. @eprg iiberitdno
fem 2(benteusr 5temli9 gut; er tDdr I'M
@tanoe, aIein na9 9auIe gu geben, uls bus
MettunasbDot 6as feIte nfer errei4te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

f9en, baB Der gountppa6laetteI Sammanp's
ni9t unterftiiBt tperDe. SIM lle6rigen nelbt
tie a6er bon S9ur5 ab; benin BON Der 5lrlton
mill fte ni9ts pifen. Nu9 befiirtportet tie
ben OemOfratiI9en Stdatsna6l3ettel nno Die
8a9l IDl9er Observation-Disclosures
auf Die man ii4 IN Der Sonntagsfra9e Oer1
laffen fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
menn Gas Baby sabnt.

@ebrau6t inter alen l1mitGnberr bas cite
ltlro erprobte Mtittel, Mrs. emissions 9ooth=
ing Sprlip fir bas 53ohnen Der 8tnSer. SIS
oeruDigt bos Sinh, nlaCbt bic @a1tl1teft fpei0er,
ltiilt Die S9mer3eu BELT Ninbfolif nnb lit
has bette Wtittel geseHG tarrboea. d sSSInfunbs
5mdu3ig GentS bic TlaIHe. nit. Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
B6rfe uno hanoeI.

Sic gonfaus9let9un9en betiefet f1 9eftern dnf
SIS, los, 845.
sIufbem Dief9en Mtarfte mar Seio onf Rtinbtqnn9 an
5-5A pGt. Ieibt gu befOutmen unb @4eGiet tpurben m It
.6-6l b. $. b%istonttrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

Sir 8unbesI9nlbfdeine pnroeu in Stem yort 81
Innaf. beam oebnteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Diebmdrft.

RtnSS,.s sssO. tn Den etOssarOs pt. f.,s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05
The Mantle of Charity.

1t Is tine one garment the fashion Ol
which never changes, writes Ruth Ash.
more in Ladies Hume Journal. The
years may 60 and come, and yet she who
eloakS herself in this mantle l. nc once
happy herself and the giver Of happi
ness. In cut il never changes. II isal
ways large and full, 30 thar il can en-.
velop tbO>r who are unhappy and give
Them warmth and comfort. Like tin,
cloak worn by the prince in the fairy
tale. 1t Is invisible 10 all but those whose
eyes are made clear by faith. IL is tho
garment that l would like nv girls To-
wear. Ii il true that much patience and
much self denial are required befur,.
this cloak Is put ON, as it should be. for
all time, but once assumed the amount
,f JOY to be- got from it and the happy
hearlleats To- the wearers Of il cannot
possibly lie Uverestimated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05

The Grrmar> ~ laughing at an In
cident concerning Count kanitz. one of
the leaders of the agriculfuristn who's
opposition 60 the. government was 40
strongly rrbuked BY the emperor the
other day. When the emperor visited
konigSbcrg. Kanitz. who counted on
obtaining an invitation to the imperial
banquet requested 20 b. allowed 10 fur.
nish the truut The offer was aoospted-
and tho count sent 420 trout. Then Ne
received dispatch saying that his name
had been struck OF the list The count
telesTaphed 90 koniRbsrR 60 stop the
hsh, but The supply had already ben
sent, and ALI the guests NJ the hanauet
greatly enjoyed them The emperor.
when aftsrwArd informed. LAUGHED
heartily over tho incident Berlin Iet-
ter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05

sTshf sic sea Port LOUIS has q y etar.
sssiue and oriental aspect 5us ihr streets
oFe lesS 20 thar su,- R,agiue< They ar
wide ans& rrseHfblc thu,s II t'>ps Town.
Numerous European sAop- al-slinr their
fronts.
Lying bebind tine town ii the Champ
fie Mars. 1t l. used a. q pl.lrs Df alnuSe-
nent, iuld opening into u are she streets
If Burb9n and CuFdeTie. Ebils "a the
seft of she quayS \ she baZAST or market
place. II l. surrounded by an iron rail-
ing has several gates leading To the
principals ~sFsst- aud + divided into
two equal parts ty FaTquar strecs.
4 broad avenue also travurses it, en-
.iTe length, lined oO either side hy t-uv-
eredEheds- where she wars geexJs,ss-d.
Fluit stalls "ccupy the upper end, and
here is exhibited a Inaryeluus variety.
n collection that would make the fruit
Sellers of the vest mad with envy.
Pl;ntains IN great yellow heaps are side
Dy side with custard apples. alligator
pears, mangOc-s PinesPpSeS and others
100 numerous 10 mentiOn Manages are
thc most esteemed by Europeans. I'll,
lower market c,Atains the butchers
shops. where fowl, tsh and kid arr
the Year Round
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rAnlno oE Ng rPocH.


III. 4. w-nna ah~ ErMGh % th~ Prlnas -
An. rtsaa EagIiah Easayfsts Garka-
With tie de.AA q Oliver Wendell
Holu,.- Ar-cri-.4 t1tnt- a. tilC siFl q tfs
arSt epoch in di.nnctive native poery.
With Emerson. Brwanf, Lowell
F.nnrf,llow, Whittier. IN particular
with Poe. Drake. Pcrcival. Hnllcek and
whitman also IL ono wishes 90 be rEnly
cafholio-the genial ripsncd sonl that
has n1w t-ecn Rarnsred unto rest consti-
tute~ the ,1la.v - s.Eg~rs whnse names
for all time viii crown The nrst century
Of the letters Of this young rePuhlio.
It II MOI. however. a. n port q the
first magnitudc that the three genera
tions ~ American readers who were hts
contemporaries will chiefly honor OIL
YER Wendell Holmes As essayist and
philosopher rather than poet or novel
ist his memory VIII b. the most wide
" and most tendcrly cherished by bis
survivors and transmitted % the gener-
ations that are 60 BE- be had IN . flo-
gree rarely given 60 man the faculty of
making the reader Of his quaint philos-
Ophy and kindly cheer his friend and
lifelong grateful beneficiary.
He was the prince Of American Eng
hsh essayistS He had the sonse and In
sight Of William Haglitt. the Rrace and
sympathy Of Leigh Hunt. the strength
and quAintness of William Cobbctt and
ne will and upon occasion the polished
dictiOn of MAcanlay. IL - proof Of tho
virility Of Oliver Wendell Holmes'
genius thai no has left In the field of
English prose that he trod n crop %
iInitators and disciples W0uld that his
school u writers might have inherited
tho mantle ~ their prsoeptor. might
have derived something of the profound
nvs-. the geniality and the cheerincss uf
Oliver Wendell uolms>. New York
Telegram
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05
A SINGING RssukE
Am~rtoans In Landan EaJay the RaAstiss
Given the AntIIyus hing ~s-i~ty.

Amsrioans In Laadan EaJay tho RaAstins
Given the Antiiyns hing ~s-i~ty.
Noutteruncc uf the London Times f.u
= long time has bs-en 80 much ~1sjuyrd bv
Americans in London a. that pap~r'r
stinging rnhuke o. English antilgnchins
busyiS'dies. says n correspondent IL j.
peculiarly Appropriate that the govern.
or u Alahama's reply % the letter IL
the English AntilynchinE society
should appcar ia the same newSpsyer
with the report made 20 the British GOV
ernment by Sir Robert Hamilton IL his
investigation into the pitiabla hAr4iship.
OF the inhabitants II the British island
Of Dominica. in the West Indies. The
forms Of oppression inflicted ly the Brit.
ishs colonial guvurument there arp al.
most incredible.
The poople of the island are impover.
ished nc best and barely able o. k~sr
soul and body together. hut in lien II
tho payment % taxes the authorities
compel men. women and children 70
wurk nc ruadhuilding No exceptions
arc made. and this leads sir Robert
mildly tn recommend 10 the British gov
ernmcnt that women who arc about to
become iuothers should not BE- forced tr
wurk upon the roads. Thrse crampls.
of wom,n being delivered within a few
hours OF dining their ountribufion % the
road tar nrc given When the revenues
OF the island afliuif. says the royal cnrp.
missioner. wu'n n should be relieved of
Contributing 60 this tax either in mon.
ey OF labor.
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$1,000 \ SHOT.
81 Ia F.'-r,nou,ic,tI- AH-r An ts Co4~sS-r-B
I.rnIs..TIp.

~ IL Frr'Hou1icHI- AGf-F Ar Is Cc=stS~r-B
ITat.Tyy-
t)ne thousand 'loilarS a shit J. rather
expensive shouting. Eut when vnl come
tn fEVle II uus you WilI ilud that II Is.
not quite. a. much - pr"p1 ri,Il ~ StOt
. shot uuesI certain conditions. Tn, ultl
smooth b"FT cannon. short III hirrJl aud
sh"It in she breach. lad 81 b.. sr;rinetl
with the gTeatvss patience and szrrp on
the object aimed At. and il ihe 400
pound bail 'iitiu' l;lld s1a,-fly whore is
WAS intended 1T sli.l very littls harzA
With TIM llG pnC uniatir gym Al Sandy
EO0& il = IN. Fs,>SiA}, - alake = aliSs.
f"s just touch her "a =, -. O0o per
touch, and y she piuy'etIIs 4-vps 'Eitllin
npe->ixth of I nrIi; pf where IL w1s IN
tend' 81 dr.P ch"T- e ipsasdiat. and
eeTiS'9s stvHhl'- and IN all p-s.Sa-r6sy no
nec' SHY for the sxIs ndirur.- nf another
dollar "u that particular tlrc.t II coe.ts
BOrs 20 SIRE The bSZ k-zlp -#n sl7Ez1 it
does our dynamite guu. hut the execu.
EioT avaSS Il" s7,mpdgIS..n. sns. aundr-d
gatling guns, fred az short intervals Ter
one hour. would cost $ln"on Eysn u
JiFe @5Jcrt nos "a y A. y shin rang. IL,
rb0aiiYs S,UlA NOT ~. uue-t-nth - .,
fectlvc a. tn shooting sg shr sandy
Ho,& t,rTpr- -Nrvz ! .rk NLalb au,l Ia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05

In some parts OF Sicily the birth of a
gnI l. looked upon as such a nisfor.
tune that black flag Is hung out tho
window 10 proclaim the sad event. Hav.
lnS To Ia supported 10y the family as
long rs they are unmarried. and being
Obliged TO dover the bridegroom. thew
are looked upon as expensive luNuriss.
BOYS. on the other hand. are very soon
self supporting, and when the time
COMES tor marrying increase the family
wealth 10y bringing home "a bride and
her dot. The girls live IN seciusion. are
most kindly treated, and at the aye Of
"a or 10 they arr disposed Of IN marriage
on q purely tnsDcial basis.--New York
World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05
GAMBLING IN ENGLAND.

A L.asion JearnAl s.y. That Errryhody
Il Painting For ths n-urn-d larr~rnsnt-
Private roulette tables have haoomo
common In cultivated society and arc
openly sold by fashionable furniture
dealers Both sexes A-sidu0usly culti-
vate the bucket slIup." @lmefilne-
making money. hut in TOO many in
stances making fearfullv WY facs., when
they find that they h-se 20 settle up
their little differences with thsir out-isls.
brokers The play" has become EN-
phatically ''the thing. - although in a
sense far different fv.ul that INTENDED
by the Prince ~ Dsumark.
Substantial huSins-ss men hnd Ia irk
some 20 make a railway journey % An
hour and a quarter without producing
pack 20 cards and getting mp a nice.
quiet game - whist. and 10 can srarrriy
b. said that in this year - grare 1894
there l. a single -ccfiuu of society out
side the strictly Religions glasses that l.
not IN som" form OF another addicted 20
gambling. The incitcInenfs thereto
goodness knows. arr numerous and ~
citing enough. from gold mine ia the
mountains Of the mo N Co tickets In the
German lotteries
Everybody j. PAINTING for the unearned
incrcmsnt. Evtryhosiy ycarns 60 eat.
drink and b. mrrry. go wear fne clothes
and To sparkic with jewels. a. be bought
with money fur which no work has hss.u
dome. Thc-e J. gambling IN thu highest
and gambling IN the lowest of our
curChcs suciales. London Telrrraph.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05
TIE PRICE or a Mff.
savAges Piai-e . Varying vaIne UpOa ThnIa
Chosen Helpulntea.

Nhn>em heApmh@NGa-
In the earliest times Of purchase n
woman was 5artered FOR useful goods OF
for services rendered to her father. In
the latter way Jacob purchased Rachel
and her sister Leah. This was a Beena
marriIge, where a man, aS in Genesis.
leaves his father and his mother and
clsaves unto his wife, and they become
one flesh OF kin-the woman's. The
price of a bride in British Columbia and
Vancouver island varies from SEQ to
$40 wCrth Of articles. In Oregon an In
dian gives for wife horses, blankets
OF buffalo robcs; IN California, shell
money OF horses; in Africa. cattle.
a poor DJmara Will sell daughter
for one COW. a richer kaffir expects
from 3 To so. With the Banyai. if moth
ing Lc given. her family claim her chill
drcn. In Uganda, where no marriage
recently existed, she may be obtained
for half a dozen ueedles. or a coat. or a
pain rf slI0tS. AD ordinary price l. a
box Of percussion cans In other parts
a goat OF q compile Of huckskins will buy
a girl. Passing to Asia. we find her
price is sometimes ; 10 90 rubles, or at
others a CARLOAD If wood oT hay. 4
princess luay be purchased for 200
rubles
In TaTtarv . woman can L. obtained
Son few pounds of buttcr, or where a
rich man giv,s 20 Slsail oxen a poor
lnin may succeed with a pig. Ia FIJI her
rquival' ~ j. = whale t,snth or 4 mus
Lrt The-r 1i,d similar prices elsewhere
arc cluquclt ir~ji'rc;'y iu the liirl- value
savage S;ts un h!S wifi EtW Y,rA
Advertiser.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05

CHRISTIAN CIIrHcH--Frrnaiey Street Ser
vieca every Lords day AZ N % A. m and Is
D. m. sunday school. 3 ~ - M. PRAYER
Meeting every wednesday. q fs D. m. Choir
practice every Friday evening ls D. m
ladies' Ala society every Turasiay afternoon Al
The church ap. m Mite tnI Social mertinF
every Tuesday niKht a. piae~ annOanor,i each
l.art'a day omcera' meeting hrat Lord .
dsy in rach noah AT are cordially invited
% al services. n. Mahsn. Superfntendenf
Sunday schools volnsy Johnson. Pastor.
FIHsr BArrIsr Curnctf-- Broadway Street
Scrv ices every SnndAy ~ ~ % q. m. Mnd o.
n m PRAYER mrcffnsr tvs-.fn..lf.w rvr,f,s-.
a. O'Clock. Snndav School al lna m Choir
Brastic- friday EVENING" ~ o'elock. q.
Stnhhlrarld. Pastor q. IN. Rruc@. Cltrk. q.
Hill. Superintendent
and Church street. Preaching every sab
bath Morning. "a r. m and - D. m rrav-
-F meeting Wrdnraday evening ~ o. sea-
day school every Ssbbath at IN - m Ep-
worth Learur. ap. m. SF Irw. Pastor.
PHE~HNrEnIAs cHrscH-'f.v 4. @ NeGta
ley. pastor Regtlar rvire. S-hRsth-
s-t3 a. m sabbath ScA@olg an. ~ ming
Sorship5 20 y. rn.. rvsrlinK worship
Hednea lny=1.Ns fray~r -l~s-ffa s.zo n~aslau
m-ehnK W. - srGtly = .irr Year prrNenrr
A. any az our m -''i7 =. ! v.s-t are hot Wor-
Ahipnlnk rlsrwh - We inf.tr yon TO make
your ehurc home w'tH ~ Our p~ws are al
whysf - 90 snn. ar. nur hearts We bIn
you tns'-f hrnriy Welcome.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05

Mis- Nora wclfon. the assistant IN
the po~toeacs Al ArErntA- Mason couu.
y. 4 charged hy posto6soe defsrtives
with opening letters addre~sed 20 =
young man Mis- weltou has nade :
iull confession She was in love with
the young man. and 40 b. wa vrriting
% rival she rad the letters. delaxin~
the mi~1Ss~ until iHvestigafion folIU--
sd--il-e@raF tIlls Dispat-h.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05
civic SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No. :. X. NJ r.. meeta avery
Thursday night ~ 80. Hall opposite court
mouse. Court street. Fiaiting knights ear
tally Invited.
W. T. McKELvEr. 4. c.
=. T. IowETH. X. R& 5
Arimore Lodge No. 81, Az. and A " 4,
me-tA In their hall on south Cadda Mfee~t the
nTst Saturday night in each nonth On or be-
fore the full mO0n.
ID. %. FLow. Worzhfpful Master.
\ ID. SILLIMAS. Secretary.
Arimnre Chapter. No ~ ROYAL Arch Ma
sons. mret In their hail over Whiftingion's .
store tie f0urfh Thurssiav night In each month.
q %. BHrCE. fIi sh Priest.
A. u. SiLLINAS. SECRETARY.
Ardmorr Camp No. 81 Wnodfarn OF the
World. meets iu thrir forest AZ WhIttlnkton
Iiall every second ami fourth Monday nightn
IA each month. Nisiiing s0vereigna Invited 10
Atfend.
Z. q. kENDHICS. coRsui commander.
T.. G. BnIDGMAN. clerk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05

JOHNNY tell ron. papa's going TO
catch II aftsr the company's gone.
Tonry-Eow 40 ron know
JnhpDy-He's told ma once or trioe
ahe WSs mistaken ahout something, and
she's said, Why. darliuEr'-Londun
Million
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HOTEL,
LaCLEDE
GEl-SESVILLE, TEXAS.

GEI-SESVILLE TEXAS.
Newly hed noEaed Kitchen garef FIrst
Iarcnis ArsiHlOTc aud Territory Oliciied
street pass the door. JOHN LAWRENCE Prop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05
rival and Departare o. s. Mails.

rrtval and Departure q. s. Mails.
SOnth bound malt ,-sos&-S 30 D. W.
$eftb bound IadIl arrives -A.3U J.. m.
North bound mail t-FCrSt.S I::sI p. m.
North bound mail arrives 2:30 y. m.
Night mails aF,. rlCs-,-d at sd H. m.
1IC4.ey order department. l. pp'u at
a. m. and cftee5 at = p. In-
Office hours from & a. IN. 10 6 p. M.
lDdav> from q u. M to lO D. ~.
Josh \ II AIMEE L. VI.
EDGAR SNNDTLS. h-TalTy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-05
TIME TABLE.
Gulf. Colorado and Santn Fe R'y.

Gulf. Colorado and Santn Fe R'y.
SoCTH BOUND.
alive >tOn ani Chicago Express 4ESa n
ebaTD- and Kansas City Express T. p. m
NORTH Bound.
slGrHltAB ana Chicago Express 49, 4. M
rb6rne and Kansas Tin ENPreSs : sl5a. IN
!. Il. MASo&. Ticket Ag't.
". :. KEENAN,. tren Pass AgI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-07
KANSAS PARAGRAPHS

John F. Willis has been sighted at
Lebo, Coffey county.
Judge Woolheater makes it warm for
offenders against the law at Dighton.
The only thing now lacking to make
the Carbonate creamery q success is
milk.
Dodge City doesn't care to be real
tough any more and has closed all the
Saloons.
While Lyndon and Usage City are
quarreling abou; the county seat QUEEN
emo is picking up trade.
Burlington hai = new tailor. so the
boys Can buy several new suits of clothes
before he fIis out bout them.
If everyone were ike Mr Loose of
Lyndon tnere would be no need of pro-
hlbition for no one could get tight
An obituary poem on a Wetm ireland
infant begins thus: Once more the reap
er grim has won little angeling.
The cheering announcement is made
to Scranton people that they can get their
pictures taken without leaving town.
When business is dull at Burlington
the people bring law suits for amuse-
ment and the justice courts are now full
The CALLING effects of caste are making
themselves evident at Colby. The Trib-
une complains of too many ''select
yents."
The Beloit Spasmodik quartette is
stretching its neck to get good lead
while the Quenemo Glee club is laying
up, but wait till the finish!
The three Sunday schools at Dighton
are to be consolidated if the arrangement
can be effected before the anti com bina-
ton and trust bill becomes a law
The editor of the Lyndon Journal is
getting too high toned. Yellow legged
chickens are not good enough and he
wants some Blue Andalusian fowls.
Manhattan has roller skating rink to
educate the feet and demand is now
felt for Chau'a uquA circle or something
of that sort to train the other extremity.
Burlington believes that it is cursed
with the poorest train service of any
town its size in the country, as the daily
papers are ten to twenty hours old when
they arrive.
A Wellington -four dealer is exhibit
ing practical charity by offering to give
sick men or widows -four and potatoes
and let them pay for it next December if
they can.
Eight of Atoms military band have
signed with a circus company, so there
won't be anything to do for entertain
ment in that town next summer but sit in
the hammocks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-07
War Correspondence In Asia.

Hard indeed is the lot of the war cor
respondents with the Japanese army
An order has gone forth from headquar-
tiers enumerating a long series of con-
ditions on which alone these unfortu-
nate journalists will be permitted to
perform their duties. Among these is
rule that controlling officers alone are
to prescribe the places correspondents
are allowed to visit as we'll as the time
when they may do so. Correspondents
must, moreover, always carry Gin the
hand" their tickets of permission. AS
to their letters, they must in all cases
be laid before the controlling officers
for examination at time to be fixed by
them. Their remarks must, moreover,
be strictly limited to past events, must
not mention in any case the strength or
distribution of the Japanese forces and
must on no account state the place or
time of sending out the letters. Lon
don News.