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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31

Miss Nora welton. the assistant In
the postofice AZ ArgentA. Mason ooun.
~. IL charged By postofhce detectives
with opening letters addressed 20 a
young man Mis- welton has made q
full confession She was in love with
the young man. and a. he was writing
20 . rival shs read the letters. delaying
the nri~siv~- until iuvesJigntiou follow
Od--LIvoaFur lili-. Di-pason-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31
slEDs Of CominE Trouhl..

JOHNNY tell you, papa's going 60
catch It after the company's gone
Tommy-How do you know?
Johnny-He's told ma once or twice
abe was mistaken about something, and
ahe'B said, why darling gr'-Londuu
NilliOn-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31

AFT1V01 aHd UOp0FSuF0 U. ,. AaiI6.
South bound mail closes 1870 p. m.
South bound mail arrives 2:30 D. m.
North bound mail closes I:30 p. m.
North bound mail arrives 2:30 D. m.
Night mails are closed at $50 D. m.
Money order department is open at
& a. m. and closed at p. IN.
Office hours from 8 a. m. TO . D. m.
Sundays from a. m. to 10 a. m.
JOHN s. HAMMER, Z. VI.
EDGAR SANDLTN, Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31

Arimore Chapter, No. N. Royal Arch Ma
sons. meet in their ball over Whitungtoni Z
store the fourth Thursdav night In each month
g n BRUcE. High Priest.
A b. SILLIMAN, Secretary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31

Ardmore Lodge No. 81, A. ". and A. M
me~ts in their hall on South Caddo steeet. %
arst Saturday night In each month, on OF be
fore the full moon. ..
A. ID. sILLIMAE, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31

Ardmorp Camp No. s.. Woodmen ef tie
World meets in their forest at WhittinG' q
Hall every second and fourth Monday niE
Z. b. KExpHIcK, consul cOmmAndsr.
7. @. BRIDoMAs. CLERK
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31
TINE TABLE.

Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe R'y.
SOUTH BOUND.
galveston and Chicago Express A.A3 m
ClebuTne and Kansas City Express AT p- NJ
NORTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago ExpTesA 7.O5 q. m
gietHTne aud Kansas City Express ali \. m
/. r. MAsoE, Ticket Ag't.
". S. KEENAN,, zen Pass. Agt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No. 7, X OF p. meets svery
house, CouTt street. Visiting Knights eor-
W. 4 McKELvET, Z. c
j. T. HowETH. X. r. 5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-31
HOTEL,
Ga1SESVILLE, TEXAS.


CunzarrAr CuuRcH--Frsnalsy Street Ser
vicwm every Lords day Mt u % q. m. and Z. IS
D. m Sunday School. $50 q. m. Prnyer
practice everv Friday evening. Is p. m
tadiea' Aid Society exery Tuesday aft~rnoon ~
the church, D. N Mite Anl Social meeting
every Tuesday night at place announced each
Lord'a day. Omcen' meeting hraf Lord .
day In each month. All us eordially inytted
sundAy sohOOll Volnsy Johna0n. faator.
FHRRT BArTrsT CHuncm-- Broadway 6trm9t.
Services every gundAy at N 90 a. m. and %
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday svshinEs
al : O'Clock. Sunday School 81 10 . m. Cholr
prnctice Friday evenings - o clock. e.
stnbbleneld. Pastor q. II. Brace, Cisrk. 4.
Hill. Superintendent.
"A. Z CHURcH, SouTH-Cornsr BroadWny
and Church street.. Preaching every Sab
hath. Morning. II .. m and 80 p. m. Pray
er meeting wednesday evening AZ TsAo. Sun-
day school svery eabbath ~ 10 .. m Ep
worth Lsague, 1p.m N NJ. Law. Pastor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27
Newsv MoRsELs.


Tho deepest artcslan well Ia at Buda-
pest. Depth. $40 feet,
The largest library ~ In Paris. the
National. containing 100000 volumes.
The deepest coal mine In Europe Is
al Lambert. Belgium. Depth $500
feet.
The largest landed estate % that OF
he car Nicholas OF Russia 100000. 900
acres
The highest monument In the world
"a Washington's 10 Washington.
Height. 1855 feet.
The highest price paid for a modern
printing was SiiO,600 for Mllcts AN
Folus."
The largest bronze statue Is that Of
Peter the Groat at 81. Petoruhugg.
Weight, 1890 tons.
I'm India every resident must. under
pona'tv OF fine, have MS name written
b, al the entrance OF his house.
Australia has a population OF les'
than 5000 900. but economists declare
n could support 10O,OOo001 with ease.
The largest bell In Japan, that In the
tcmple at Kioto Is twenty-four Zee,
NIGH and sixteen feet In diameter
across the rim.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

Eialoben. the Thuringinn town whlo.
was Luthcr's birthplace. n gradually
fadingfr view. One by enc the streets
are being abandoned aud tho houses
pacl; and nll into rulna owing 20 sub
tcrranran Disturbances brought on by
tho big hollow fplcoa made In salt min
Ing for many centuries, The other day
nine OF them tumb,od In. The gcologist
Prof Won Friach M Halle. says there
la no doubt that the sa't laycra In tho
soil underlying the town ore In process
M dissolution consequent ON suhtCrra-
mean foundations. The town Is now Up'
leallng 10 public charity for ono-hall
The Inhabitants have lost their gil
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27
MINES AND MINING.

Our total copper production In 1890
was 1869 tons
The hyaclnth Is found in Maine and
the lake regions.
The moon5tone exists In North Caro-
lima and Georgia.
Tin Is known 70 exist In half dozen
different loealit!og,
In 1891 the country produced s .279. $40
tons OF pig iron.
Mica So found In North Carolina,
Georgia and elsewhere.
ob'Idlan exists In large quantities In
New Mexico and Arizona.
The turqdoiB has been found In New
Mexico and Arizona.
Grains OF platinum have been found
In Colorado and California.
JASPER Is found abundantly IN the
lake regions and elsewhere.
Lahrador!te has been found in North
Carolina and Michigan.
Chrysoliies have been unearthed IN
the Cumberland mountains.
Since 1890 Pennsylvania has pro-
duced Sj3,OO0,O0O tons OF coal.
In 1890 tho United States produced
lGi,7ji short tons Of lead,
Our dopositl OF borax are believed TO
be practically lae2haustlblc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

A sample ~ the items That May 80
clipped century Hence.
Do lon Transcript 1896. a horse. an
animal aId TO have once been quito
common in our city streets. was seen
Do fhIa city yesterday Ie attracted
much curiosity end ho was followed
Rhrr,D ho sent by Immense crowds
% Utmost imposaibio 90 boloyc shat
Our ANCESTOR could have trurtcd tHeir
lives 90 s1 f0rmiuaUle % creature. lt
o. understood hat Che animal escaped
from tlo Equine Food Abauo.r DO
Brighton.
Au alm0 unprecedented event hap
pored in this cts last evening, WHOM
Air and Mrs John BrownHmith cole
bra,el ttc anniversary OF their mar
riaaa The BroWnsmiihs vrr married
O year ago. 10 Us quite remarkable f1r
couple 10 live 20 long together In The
STATE OF wcdlock. and their celebration
naturally drow TO their residence %
Den ihrolg of aimlring friends Com
CALCULATIONS were poured upon the hap
py pair with wishes that they might
continue together long enough TO OBJ
serve thc second anniversary Of theIr
wedding
Tho directors OF the EuripllcB Manu-
featuring company have been convicted
Of the charge OF failure to examine into
the accounts OF their treasurer. and
have scyorally been sentenced to i'm
prsoament In the state prison for q
term Of five years. Their counsel ar
guod that. lnasmuch aB the treasurer
accounts. 1s shown by an expert exam
ineiIon. were faultlcss during his ten
years Of service and that no suspicion
had ever nllon unon him. the sentence
should BE- lighter but the court very
Justly remarked that the ononsc was
the lmc as II the result had been 500
we're loss 10 the stockholders.
10 Fas curious to see a pedestrian I'm
Waahington street today. tho first ono
that hos been seen In the city for many
yoari. lic occasioncd no small amount
OF vocation TO the unlcyclIsta. IN whose
way DO was getting continually. There
can b. mo- objection TO- people walking In
their own houses or va the country
whore there ia plenty Of room but IT.
ls clearly out Of the question that tho
practice should be permitted In our
crowded city streets.
The death OF Solomon Suongmnd.
which occurred this morning. calls To-
mind Doe remarkable fact that during
his loa. residence Of i've years or moro
In thls city. hc has mover myntcriouHly
dilappearcd for oven once. undouhtcd-
~ Mr. srongmlnd was somewhat &C.
centric Ia his hahIts generally but In
this especial matter the controlling
cause must have been something far
moro potent than nero oddity
A man appeared on the street dressed
In trou'crl and cutaway coat yes,cr-
day Ne vls promptly arrested AMI
carried TO the station house when he
next made hls appearance no had dom
ned the potticoais and other glrmcntg
appropriate 10 his sex.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

They were eating afternoon lee cream
ana exchanging experiences. and the
girl In red asked the girl In brown II
she over practiced economy.
Don't mention itr SAID the Girl IN
brown. 90 you see those two glovcs?'
ana she laid dainty pair OF little
brown Kids on the table. palms mp.
They're both for one hand" said tho
girl In red. How did that hnppene"
Easily cnoughl I wear one Of those
gloves and carry the other. It all hap.
pened through an insane attempt 1
made to carry out scheme OF economy.
had an Old pair OF brown kids lust
like this pair ana as one OF my new
ones had given out I decided TO use
bit OF the old Kids to repair a."
Him, That was the first false step.
Why didn't YOU take your glove 10 a
professional gloye-mcndcr?"
because. my dear, the professional
g.ove-mcnder doesn't mcud. He only
repairs, which means putting IN A
whole now finger, lie declines To- patch.
Now what | wanted was an Invisible
patch, So cut a circular bit out o.
the best part Of the glove, Intending to
sew II neatly into the break"
"wclly"
1T wasn't we'll. cut a cash IN ms
best right hand glove and Just know
thHt economy Is the road to ruin"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

fN. t,fUn allan, oil ft. .|f.f. .I.fUIf. H
.,..,.5 i.,.i ..,.. ...t ~ a., .,I.t.iy
u'ii ,t ,bo 5o,- t.U ~ ~t. ,set
shiloh brergbI tor,t , eq,f,b of iIneie
.,.5..,.
p,irgot,, .,.. .i,t 90 Do tfo had
.rs,.r dc.,o-si, .rt wanted tbo tnInr
ioor1 p,ts..,t,ys.It v.nlt be- botto-
b.. ,.'.t'.,...r.'.'.. .t,,, a.. f,.r,t Yy
ip , t,,.i.-.. ..ii p,i0,..f. v1e roe
.i.r.t me-. -.tog tte s..,nl. sf1rr
,,irf,.. r.f..l ..I ,.,I.bt,.p,oJ head
-.as mad, d, ov.ra,pr .bo .iii and blot
DO. .i.t...t,, ...i,... tfs efarfif rfy.
opo.,ra. r, i,g.i4dy7 a..ei ine 11.
tissp,r e,,b,,it.t.,st.
.v,. t,.,. at..b ,,. otott.ap In d
-ps,,, sr,.ty tx, .vyb.t do ,ot
apts.
".rbls man .,,. ht. psno ga p1in-.tfc
and tb,t M. ,,e,,. be-." ro,ll,i iho
om,or
aNo s,,b ,.t,. -,.,rtcl tbc pigbi-
on, "vo .,,t .,.. nam. b,re p,ny
r,s, No. 3D., 800 . rbl, ttc Uin.
d,v cam. s,.., ,t,t rr.o,ops hang
% v,srstft,' 5..,.,,i.i ~, p,l,s.iio.s
b,.rt
"yop.rc , ..,,t .. .,it it. ,,iiromsp.
"srd po,, ,,,, conn, ,gi,b mo.
po.n,.itc .'.,g,i ~, .v,,,i, tina, iho
niebt.,, 40 ,,, ti. t,,ii,dy rbat bo
b.J w,io , ,,is,,t, An ,,. borso. The
,,tt.cw., i,,.t,i d., h,,,., s.orn OF
mia
"p.,o ,bt,t Pom -,.,. al sionr the
row ys,tin, t,,r ,..i. On, hy tbe root.
ON s1rb s,ig ~ you.,c rlvin' me-"
Tb,t v,,s ,,o r..i, ~ ,bo r,il.omau 10
poin.ot,,., ,,o,'il,.s T., ,ry ro,t door
p,lnsoti, .g. isd .,diy an with tho
rri, M t.i.,,ii,r A. tbc ata.
Ian he .,o. $1,000 and b,otod and
boit.J n n, Al. t,rt ,i,ot which
m,bo tho al. c,-,t,st,-' M bls mar.
rov .cli p,l,..',. ,,,r.g, birso,f down.
moi 40 ri.,, tl,, An rI., himself up 10
ditto e,..iicr,,i,, nj bi. ,ie.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27
MISSING LINKS.

The maximum age Gaalgned to the
Pine Is 200 years
a cannon ball fired from one OF tho
great krupp or Armstrong guns travels
az the speed OF 1851 feet per second.
According 4, nfuros and statistics
prepared by the provost marshal tho
wars OF the past thirty years have
blottcd out 100000 lives.
Observations recently made on n
criminal boheaded In France proved
that the heart beats continued Tor six
minutes after tho AK fell.
The number OF yolleys nrcd over a
soldiers grave depends upon the mum
Der OF companies In the regiment, each
company firing one yollcy
Among every 1000 Inhabitants In tho
United States there Is an average OF ISL
who are under iG. In Franco there arc
only 27O such TO the 1000.
AZ the present time some 800 work
men are engaged In oyerhaullng Low
ther castle, In preparation for the visit
OF the German emperor In August.
LAhellle (thc Dee).tho French nows-
paper Of New Orleans. has Just entered
upon the SEVENTEEN year OF It's pub
llcation. 1t Is buzslng at lively rate
still.
II the Atlantic ocean could have a
layer OF water G,OoO foot deep removed
from It's surface Is would only reduce
the width OF that great body OF water
one-half
\ business firm on the third floor OF
a Market street building In Philadel-
phia In which there 90 no elevator re-
jolces In the name OF "walkup Broth.
er3."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27
YOU'RE A CROOK

che him on the senate side OF the cap-
itol, and bore away for His new abode
Polnsotio stopped the faithful night
liner two blocks from the door and went
forward on foot, Polnactte dld not care
10 clatior ostcnlatlously to his rooms
ut one o'clock In the morning the frat
day he inhabited them.
Poinro,te found the house without
trouble. and stepped softly TO the door
lie pnt the key his landlndy had be-
slowed upon him In the lock. but 4
would not turn. The bolt would not
yield 90 his woolng. DO all he might
and work he ever 20 wisely. there had
sprung up a misunderstanding between
key and lock which would not b, recon
cllcd. PoInactto could not get action;
tho sullon door atill barred hlm from
his bod.
AZ last Poinsetto gave mp In despair
lie might ring the bell aud rouse the
house. but he hcaitatcd. Il was hiR arst
day the hour needed apology Polnscltc
thought Il would be- better TO walk gen.
lis to a hotel and abide for tho remain
der OF tho night lie would solve this
incompatibillty OF key and lock the
next afternoon.
Polnsotte turned away and started
softly for the street As he ala 30 a
policeman stepped from behind tree
and coilared him. The policeman had
been watching Polnrctto Tor five min
utei
"wot was you a-doln' at the door 90
Re asked
pnlnsotto In O low. hurried tone. cV-
plainod. lie didn't care 20 awaken hls
iandlady hy tumult Of talk, aud have
that excellent woman dlacoycr him In
the hands OF the law.
II your koy won't work" said Tho
policeman. wy don't You Rug inc
benq"
Poinsette cleared up that mystery
The officer was not satisfied
ITO be free with you, my man. d,
said. ellnohlng his grasp on polnsetto'i
collar. u thlnk you're a burglar. Il
chats your boarding house. you're goin
In. n d isn't you're goln' 10 the sation.'
Then the policeman, with one hand
wound about In Polnaotte's collar. mad,
trial OF the key with the other hand
The effort was futile The lock was OBJ
durate; the key wac stranger to H. Their
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

"Iicrc Is ono more way OF telling the
villain OF melndrama an coon na he
puts In au appearance" rald n veteran
actor the other evening. Look 90 h.1
fcot n he wears patent leather boots
hos villain. No matter whore he
may De at the time, In Africa Asia, or
anywhere on the hospllahlc globe. tho
stage villain OF today must wear patont
leather boots it's bis trademark. iuat
aa the cigarette used TO BE-" Ex.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27
MISSING LINKS.


The expenditure OF England Tor
drinks Ia estimated at S0oO.oOo,OOO .
year
At Bu.uwlyo q company has been
formed TO explore the ancient ruins
In Mashonaland for treasure.
The system OF canals contemplated
By Russia viii have total lcngth OF
1000 miles and viii unite the Baltic
and Black seas
4 potrlncd FROG found In an Elmlra
n, Y, stone quarry in 1883 wo1 two
feet eight Inches IN length and weighed
over 100 pounds.
a technical congress M Zurich 60 try
ms to secure agreement IN the meth
odR Of testing building matcrlal1
throughout Europe and the United
states
Episcopal assistant rcctors In New
York are 10 be called curatcs hereafter
ana In the largo city churches the Tito
vicar Instead OF rector Is TO be permit
ted.
II Is said that 100000 cubic feet OF
water plunge 100 foot downward over
the Niagara esoarpment every second,
thus wasting i0.OOO.0uO horse power oi
energy TO the second,
Pins, from their extensive use. are
important articles OF manufacture. Il
IS stat Il that there are made In Eng
land, for home use, and expectation,
more than 20 100000 pins daily.
A complete skeleton OF a moa or
dinornls the gigantic. ostrlch-likc, ox-
tlnct bird Of the New Zealand and The
Connecticut sandstone, has just been
discovered In New Zealand cave,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

An experiment. % being trlci la Lon.
don which VIII be watched with keen
Interest by municipal authorities IN
this wuntry Here the disposition Of
city rrbagc 90 ofioncr than not "a source
OF pGp'exlty. but In England they
seem to have made up thcIr minds that
the proper thing 90 do with refuse Is
10 make money out Of g. Many towns
are driving much OF their electric eur.
rent supply from tho rwrcplus1 OF the
1trccr. and the sosiry OF Shorcditch.
@ district Of London. is about 10 snow
that ibis utilization can De turned 90
more varied user than have set boon
considered. The ycaJry, prompted by
the knowledge that the furnaces In
which the refuse "a destroyed may be
very adyautagoously employed Tor the
generation Of steam or other purposes.
has bought a piece OF land upon which
% % going TO erect a dust Instructor on
the newest principles. 10 viii mako tfc
deslructor do treble duty 40 wu 1s-
stroy useless refuse. generate steam for
lighung the parish electrically. and
supply electric power TO those who need
H. and at the same time it viii AFFORD q
supply OF no, water for public baths
and wash houses. The smokestaok Will
be 100 feet high, Around the foot Of
Il will be the electric llght and power
station. the baths and wash houses. AZ
showing how little objection ON the
score OF noise and dirt can DO raised to
the installation Of such plant ne this
IN the heart OF crowded city. lt e.
worth while to mention that large md
handsome public library In TO be erected
on corner OF the same PICK Of ground
Now York Times
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

HONG the Hrrcii-
tary cfislators Of
the Brilllh house OF
lords there arc a
certain number OF
pecra whose lunacy
n OF o. ruGlciently
grave character 20
ncccssit8tc their
being placed undrf
restraint Yct there
BE- nothing On tho
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

wv" N|'N
y " poIneet,o 900 not
care. Ho trayoiy told Mra T.. ono
needed au outing The occnn ozone anu
the salty proeze would do hes good.
so tc encouraged C1po Stay and h'a
MIR r. eC there hy all mcaua
~ Nas decided by the Pcin 'i'a Owe
cue Iua Cape May TO have Poinaciie
room down town while Nra r. Uaa thui
Cape Maying.
Tho poInscic house in che uaburhi
Nigh, better be locked up durlng Mrh
pa absence from tho city. ~ would
be- moro economical indeed % was rot
esteemed safe TO leave the Poinacte
iarCa lrd ponatcs 90 the unWaiche ]
minlfirgtlous Of the Congo who peg
formed DO the polns,tio Kitchen o.
would Boz wiser 10 dismiss TIC servant
bolt and bar the house. obtain Poin-
settle apartments aud lc' him browse
Tor food among the hountcoua rcuiau.
rant OF ihc city
polnfciin found room 70 ault 10 a
house On Capitol iiill. Il was one OF
n Ions row OF houses. Polnsctte reported
hAH" HNNHHN p HNN NWWNNN NMMNNNM NW W.
Polnrc,'o was now an right and ready
Tor thl worat Mrs =. might bend her
coursa 10 Cape May without further
hesitation.
Mrs p was glad 10 learn OF Poin-
acitc'n apartment aucccar She went out
aud looked ai bis End. 10 be- sure with
her cHu eyes that Polnsetto would be
comfortable. Incidentally. Mrs =. KEPT
ah'p CSC about her 10 note whether
the boarding house books carried any
pretty r.ria Alru. r. did not care 90
have l0.usottc too comfortable.
There were no pretty rirla. AlrH T.
approved ihc rejection The Ncry next
day ahr Kissed poinsctto good. by and
rumh'cd 10 the station. from which
arena OF rmotc and noise train lcapcd
on Ike greyhound ana bore her away
for Cape May.
poInfciio dld not accompany hls
spouse 10 the station. Ton years before
he would have done 70. but experience
had laugh, him that Mrs. =. could care
for hcffflf ana 10 he remained behind
90 faston up the house.
sobcriy he went about locking doors
and fafirning windows and thinking
raihcr sadly. as all husbands 10 de-.
serted do. Of the long. lonely month
before hlm AZ last all was secure. and
Polnlcile turned the key Ia tho big
front door and came away
10 was one o'clock In the morning
when po.ns'iie. the sole passenger
aboard o. foamlng nlght.llncr toilcd up
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

A genuine Panama hat Is so flexlbl0
tl,at Il may DO compressed into small
compass. and. being released, will re-
sumo Us former shape.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

The rattlesnakc has poisoned fangs
The scorpion won't bear handling.
The bedhug has no sting Al all,
Hut II gets there. notwithstanding.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27

He-lt makes mo a better man every
time ! kiss YOU, darling she-oh, my,
Hasold, How good you must be now"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27
SHE'LL NEVER KNOW.

OtNsETrE was t0
BE- len alone for
-four Wcck4 urs.
poinscttc he'd cole
tl,don Cape Stay as
good thins f1r the
hot SPELL Shr
would bic thithar
and leave Poinsetie
TO do hiH best wlth-
out her
polnectto 900 not
Id .Nm
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09
ABBOTT SELLECK & LANE.
Attorneys at Law,
BURR BLOCK.
First Publication Feb. o.
SHERIFF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of an order of sale issued by the clerk of
the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of Nebraska, within and for
Lancaster County, in an action wherein
Charles III. Morrill,, Receiver OF the
Nebraska Savings Bank is plaintiff,
and Matte F. Guiwits ct al are defend
ants,
will, at o'clock p. M, on the 18th
day of March A. ID. 1895, at the east door
Of the court house, in the city OF Lincoln,
Lancaster county, Nebraska. offer for
sale at public auction the following de-
described real estate to wit: Forty (40)
feet off the west side of lot eleven III
in block eighteen QS) in Pecks Grove
Addition to the City of Lincoln, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof, in
Lancaster County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
February A. ID. 1895.
FRED A. MILLER, Sheriff.