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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-27

Howe and Miss Lou Brevoort extended the
Inequalities of the dining room
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will be en-
tertalned on the 18th of next month at the
home OF Miss Harriet Ritter. The Commit
tee on amusements for the evening is Miss
:. Evelyn j effries. Mr.. d. c.. Brown and Mr.
( FRED Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs. James Kings
burEs lMr. land Mrs. Robert Browning and
Mass fRItier are the directors for the clubs
next May
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The Craze.
Detroit Tribune.

Detroit Tribune
why, asked the publisher, irritably
.did YOU buy this worthless storyg'
The pale, wan editor turned with a
sweet smile.
sir, he answered, you will observe
that the hero took French leave of the
heroine. That will make II quite easy To
bring in something about Napoleon
And the publisher was fam to embrace
him and weep on his neck.
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rs Heavy Unbleached Muslin,
"A Fine Unbleached Muslin, always sells
at 7c;
"a Unbleached Muslin, always sells at 18c:
SALE PRICE. II 1-2c yard
Good Bleached Muslin, rs wide;
SALE PRICE, d lac yard
Good "A Bleached Muslin;
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures yard
Fine A Bleached Muslin, regular Sc
SALE PRICE 1-2c a yard
ga Bleached Sheeting at 15c a yard.
1914 Bleached Sheeting at Ice yard.
Lonsdale, Fruit-of-the-Loom. Farwell:
Hills and Masonville, standard SC A
Bleached Muslns;
SALE PRICE. g 1-2c n yard
Full width Bleached Canton Flannel, reg
ular 1214c quality.
SALE PRICE. ..................0c n yard
Ticking. regulation stripe, regular price
15c.
SALE PRICE .IOc a YARD
Fleeced-backed Cheviot Shifting. good
121ac value.
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Double-width Eastake Shifting Cheviots.
good 15c value.
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures Oc
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LACES
VeiIings and Neckwear

Cotton Laces. e yards for 1c
Also Cotton Laces at 1c and &c a yard
and inches wide.
Cotton Torchon Laces, inches wide, reg
ular price 10c and I21ac. fAGG
SALE PRICE. ................. DC yard
Handmade Linen Torchon Laces, &c and
Zoe o yard.
All short lengths of Black Silk Laces, all
widths, at half price.
Black Silk spangled Yelling. regular price
15c.
SALE PRICE. .......... .o.1.- ?. Sc yard
few odd pieces of Yelling, marked soc
yard, IA 9al64
GO AT loo ., yar,u
200 Sateen Wash Ties, regular price 1Oc.
SALE PRICE,. 1c
300 yards Neck Ruching, worth 15c to ESQ
a yard yc
GoEs AT. ....................1c a yard
500 Bfbs. never before less than SC and 1oc
each. 49,
SALE PRICE. .......... Be
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Sergeant-at-arms Bright, of the Senate
is not known to fame an inventor but
for all that he has knack in that direc-
ton that he may well be proud OF. His
most valuable invention Is a water-cooler
and this is how 1T Is made: II consists of
a tail bucket. such as ice-cream freezers
are packed in. Inside this Is an earthen-
ware lar: and the space between the two.
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Dress Goods

Double Fold Costume Checks. in brown
and red, blue and red, black and red, etc.;
a bargain at l9c yard.
SALE PRICE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a yard
6S pieces ATWOOD, Ss in. to 40 in. Chevi-
OTIS, fine mixtures, Nattee Cloths and Ladies
Cloths; not single piece worth less than
29c u yard and many worth as high as soc;
all go in this sale
AT. l0c yard
ss-in ATWOOD vigeroux Sultings, in
gray mixtures
50 pieces Atwood Imported Serges ana
Cashmeres, browns. green's, reds, wines, and
navy blue; sometimes sold as bargain at
Soc a yard
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures c yard
Yard-wide English Cashmeres. in red.
brown. blue and green; good value at 25c.
5s-in. Grey-Mixed Repellant, worth at
least SOC yard.
SALE PRICE. zoe yard
10 pieces 5o-inch all-Wool two-toned Di-
agonals. In blue and red, green and
brown and green and rose, exactly ike
some that have sold for SIC.
SALE PRICE. ............. .SOc yard
pieces 4s-inch two-toned Matte Cloths,
elegant designs and beautiful colcrs, and
being sold by some at 81 a yard.
SALE PRICE. .4oc n yard
80 pieces OF the celebrated Koachlin,
Baumgartner & Co. ATWOOD Chalies, in
light and dark grounds.
SALE PRICE. .............. .2Oc a yard
s pieces 44-inch Cream White Benga-
lines, all perfect goods and good value at
81 yard.
SALE PRICE .Soc n yard
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six inehes or SO. is filled with cement.

six inches or so, is filled with cement. The
cover is lined with cement and zinc. and
when ice water is put into the jar it re-
mains ice water for days and days. Col.
Bright calls the arrangement "the spring"
and really, 1 believe he is prouder of it
than of any other one of all his earthly
possessions.
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Hosiery and
Underwear

Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose; regular
price, 10c pair;
SALE PRICE. ...................3c
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Cotton Hose,
double heels and toe; regular price, loc
SALE PHICE.". sc
Ladies' Fast Black, Mixed-Wool Seam
less Hose; regular price. 19c;
SALE ThlCEs. .IOc
Fancy Stripes and Plain Top Hose with
fast black boots; also Fast Black Seamless
Hose; regular price. 25c pair;
SALE FHICE..s IL 1-2c
Infants All-wcol Fast Black, regular
10c Hose,
AT. DC a pair
Children's Fast Black Fine-Ribbed Cot
ton Hose; regular price, 10c a pair; sizes,
55a to 81;
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures. sc
Atwood Fast Black, Double Heels and
Toes, Cotton Hose; the Csc quality;
SALE PRICE. ~ 1-2c
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests; regular
price. 25c:
Ladies' Union Suits. heavy Egyptian.
f1eece-lined; regular price soc and &C;
SALE PRICE. .2Sc
mixed lot of Ladies' Vests and Pants,
all wool. fine goods that should sell as high
as $500 each;
SALE PRICE. .......... -IOc
lot of Infants Ribbed Cotton Vests
Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants
that should be 25c;
CAT.E pRV(E 10c
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Boston Transcript.
Heard in a Steamship Agens Thy are
veal SO anxious to get to Pa in mid
winter Because | want to see the next
FreAch crisis but two"
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They reach manhood and womanhood with
the idea well grounded that the world owes
them PREPARATION for their devitalized state
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CIOakS and FurS

PRICES THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
APPROACHED, MUCH LESS EQUALED.
TWO ELEVATORS WILL BE INSULT
GENT TO CARRY THE CROWDS THAT
WILL COME AFTER THESE. READ
BELOW, AND IF YOU DON'T COME
DOWN EARLY 1T WILL BE BECAUSE
YOU CAN'T:
About 20 Jackets and ms many New
markets, former price $40 to 70;
SALE PRICE. .5Oc each
About 30 Misses and few Ladies' Jack
cts, good lengths and large sleeves; former
prices. $40 to $50;
SALE PRICE. ................ $1.OO each
About 40 or 50 somewhat better ones.
plain and mixed goods, Cheviots and
SALE PRICE $3.50 each
New stylish and thoroughly .'up-to-date'
Grey and Tan Covert Cloth Jackets, extra
large sleeves, large reveres and collars,
40 inches long: would be bargain at SIS.
SALE PRICE,. ....... $4.OO each
variety of styles in plain and fancy
Jackets Beavers, Cheviots and Serges,
braid trimmed and plain; have been sold
at So SIS and as high as $50 each.
SALE PRICE,. $500 each
Any of our SIS, $i6 SIS and $50 Jackets.
FOR THIS SALE. $1,000
s25, $3.50. $50 and $50 Jackets,
FOR THIS SALE. $1,000
Ladies' Cloth Capes at prices that have
taken a decided tumble.
Misses Jackets at half price Every
Jacket In the house included.
Chidren's Coats, with capes and full
sleeves, made of mixed and plain Cloths.
some fur trimmed and others nIair: sizes
six and eight years; former prices S. $40
SALE PRICE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
The sane ap e II sizes eight and ten years,
SAAE FHICE. f4.7S
Sizes ten, twelve and fourteen years
20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
FURS STILL GOING AT HALF PRICE.
The Purchase of Prints
good value at sc;
SALE PRICE. ..............2 LEE n yard
Good styles in Dress Ginghams
. .'... :. -. DC yard
Will go with rush.
Dress Ginghams, excellent styles. standard
value 1Oc;
SALE PRICE. &c n xa-a
Battle-Ground Cotton Challies, new de-
SALE PRICE, ,c .
Staple Bingham Apron Checks, standard
&c value:
SALE PRICE. ............. 3 1-2c n yard
Small lot of Standard Sea Island Per-
Gales, regular price, 12;ac;
SALE PHICE &c n yard
Extra Wide Dark Ground Percales. also
Light Indigo Percales, new styles; standard
value, 1212c,
SALE PRICE Gl1c.. ~..a
l2lsc Dress Ginghams for &c a yard
MUSLMS
ALL THESE VALUES GOOD AS LONG
AS THE GOODS LAST-AND ENOUGH
IN MOST INSTANCES TO LAST A
WEEK
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
tConciuded from Eleventh Page,


some Of his more famous works Anna
Karenint." his childhood Boyhood and
Youth and others
Mrs. Ada Morrison, assisted by her mother
THURSDAY afternoon. The ladies and their
husbands will be entertained next Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Heyer
Place '''''1
lne Eclat Card Club was entertained last
her e sag sy rr
were won by Mr.. John Finn and Miss Nellie
Turk. Miss Sadie Cass will entertain the
Union street.
Miss Alayme Roberts read at an enter
sainment given by the PASTORS Aid Society
OF the East WaShington-street Presbyterian
Church Wednesday evening Miss Maud
Langstan assisted Miss Roberts in the pro-
sr;amme ~, by singing. accompanied by Miss
given surprise by their husbands Friday
Aladdin Jr After the per( Panas ee
me party went to the Amercus Club
where W an elegant lunch awaited them The
noral decorations were three large LIS of
red. white and pink roses, respectively.
a f.ISargs r The out,9f-town guests We're Mrs
p pS anu 'i'Ss oppenheimer' of Philadel-
The second play of the Dramatic Club for
ing at the Propyiaeutn. The play will he
Tea az O'Clock" by Mrs Burton Harri
SOIL. Inc co.uiiiltee - Mr.. and Mrs, John
Il. Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Curtis
and Mr.. Charles w. Moores The cast In
Guides. Miss Emma Atkins, Miss Helen Err
win. Miss Josephine Robinson. Miss Eliza
beth Ray, Mr.. Il. q. Darlington MIR tlif
ford Arrick, Mr.. Samuel d. Miller AR
William I4anders. Mr. w. a. Van Buren,
and Mr.. J. L. Dunn.
Iryington Items.
Miss Electa Chase returned SATURDAY.
from weeks stay in Greensourg.
Miss Belle Sergeant. OF Edinburg. Is the
guest OF her aunt Mrs. Il. G. Thompson
Mrs Margaret Shank of Noblesville. is
Waiting the family of her brother. Mr. w
Fl. shank.
The second OF the series OF socials given
by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Downey-
avenue Church for the purpose of assisting
m the payment of the church debt Will be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-27

Finch bleach Damask. extra fine, re-
duced from $1.35 to CSC for this SALE
so dozen SO bleach Napkins, worth zoe.
SALE PRICE. .......... ...........3 soc
so dozen 3-4 bleach Napkins.
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures csc
Lot of extra fine double Damask Nap
kins, newest designs,
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s2.os a doz.
% dozen 1Sx5O Fancy Scarfs,
EON THIS SAL1. .....................1 0c
25 dozen 1sx7O Fancy Scarfs,
FOR THIS SALE 2Sc
100 ia Cloths, assorted colors, worth $780,
SALE PRICE, 9Sc
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PICTURES

COULDN'T LEAVE THEM OUT. SALE
WILL TAKE PLACE BOTH AT THE
REGULAR DEPARTMENT, FOURTH
FLOOR, AND IN THE ART ROOMS ON
THIRD FLOOR.
200 framed Pictures at less than half
price: some of them slightly worn, but the
price is enough in discount. $3.50. S. 50 and
81 Pictures
FOR. .75c, CSC, $l.23 and $1.75
100 Engravings, sizes 16x20 inches, with
2-inch white enamel frames, regular price
75c.
SALE PRICE. .39c
Same subjects, with Fancy Ivory frames,
ar Observation-Disclosures 0c
About so small bamboo Easles
FOR each
Full-size 5-feet single bamboo Easles.
regular price 81.
SALE PRICE, ..................... 30c
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The E1sc Value Tor &c.
Wool Braids. black and colors, regular
price 10c and 121sc.
SALE PRICE &c
Mohair Braids. sale price lie yard, or
10c a dozen yards.
Marabouts and Fancy Velvet and Satin
Bands and Black Silk Gimp, 25c and 35c
quality, for sc yard.
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FLanneIS and
Blankets

&c Outing FIannels at &c yard.
Standard Sc Outing Flannels at sc yard.
Heavy Fleece-backed Eiderdown Flannels
value, actually go in this sale at SIC a
yard.
Full-size Atwood White and Red Blan-
kets at $2.S5.
S. Blankets for 1915.
$3.50 Blankets for $780,
Comforts worth 81 for SOC
Comforts worth s1.25 for csc.
Comforts worth 81 for $1.S9.
Sateen-covered Sofa Pillows with ruff
fled edges, worth soc. SALE PRICE. 19c.
LINENS
so pieces bleach Cotton Crash, regular
price &C.
so pieces brown Linen Crash
AT. DC yard
Regular 1oc brown Twill Crash
80 pieces Glass Toweling join
THIS SALE AT. ................5 sc a yard
All Linen Huck Toweling at 614c.
so dozen Huck Towels
GO At. ........-..-..... Sc
More at 10 each.
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, price
should be lie.
SALE PRICE. .....................1 IL 1-2c
25x52 Damask Towels.
SALE PRICE. .25c
52-inch Cream Damask at 15c yard
54-inch Cream DanaSk ,y,r5
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ALL THESE VALUES GOOD AS LONG,
AS THE GOODS LAsT-AND ENOUGH
IN MOST INSTANCES TO LAST A
WEEK.
A Unbleached Muslin,
SALE PRICE 21oc
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BASEMENT

First-class Hardwood Frame Clothes
wringer
FUR .Tl.*S
Hardwood Cutting Tables, full yard
measure.
ONLY. .esc
Silexo. the best securing Soap
Just large Oil stoves for heating. regu-
lar price So.
SALE PRICE ............... $500
Wood Towel Rollers. SC.
Nutmeg Graters. lie. q
S-quart Tin Coffee Pots for &c.
300 Decorated, Footed Oyster Bowls. good
sizes, only sc.
300 Fire-proof Cooking Pots with balls.
1a-ganon 7c gallon size sc.
Is 56-piece decorated China Tea Sets, reg
ular price $40 and So, sale price $5.98.
12-piece Decorated Toilet Set for sS.49. 4
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MEMS WEAR

eAIl Linen Collars, broken sizes, 15c and
20c- goods
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures lie each
Mems Teck Ties. all new shapes and
, shades,
AT Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc each
Boys and Mems Unlaundered Shirts, all
sizes,
AT. zoe each
Mems Seamless half Hose, mixed colors.
regular price i0c
SALE PRICE. .............3c each
Mems fast black Seamless Cotton Hose,
double heels and toes. regular price 15c.
SALE PRICE. ................. Sc
Mems tan Hose, full regular made,
double heels and toes, regular price 19c.
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RIBBONS

Pretty Satin-edge Ribbons, good quality
regular price Sc and Zoe yard.
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures. lie
$50 pieces Satin-edge Ribbon, Nos and
-, ali good colors and worth 10c and 1sc
yard.
SALE PRICE. ............-...... DC
Nos 9, u and 16, Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbons, worth 15c, zoe and 25c.
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Black Goods

Single width Mohair. never before less
than 12l5c yard.
SALE PRICE. ........... @ Life n yard
Double-width Brilliantines, good 4oc val
ueS.
SALE PRICE,. ............ 25c 81 yard
3s-inch bright Brilliantine. regular CSC
goods.
SALE PRICE. ............... roc n yard
Half.wool, yard-wide Fancies, regular
price Csc.
SALE PRICE,. .1Sc a yard
so,inch all-Wool French Serge. the soc
quality.
SALE PRICE. ............ 20c a yard
75c.
SALE PRICE. ............. 81 1-2c a yard
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NOTIONS

Safety Pins, 1c a dozen.
1OO-yard black Silk Thread, regular price
10c.
SALE PRICE. ......-Sc
3 yards velveteen Shirt Binding for &c.
SC Waving Irons for &c.
Curling Irons, &c.
Lot of Stag Handle Pocket Knives. reg
ular price &c.,
SALE PRICE. .....................1O Zoe
Crochet Cotton, 2 balls for &c.
Covered Dress Stays. &c dozen.
Ladies' Belt Supporters only &c.
Good Brass Pins, SC a dozen.
Blasting Cotton, SC dozen. KS
Thimbles, &c a dozen. 1a
JeWeIry, Toilet Articles
and Art Goods
Center Aisle.
SC and 10c Stick Pins for 1c.
1oc and 15c Celluloid Hair Bands go for SC.
25c Necklaces for &c.
1Oc unbeatable Pearl Stick Pins for Sc.
Real Seal Combination Pocketbook,
worth 75c to CSC. Sale Price, SOC.
Metal Playing Card Cases, regular price
40c.
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures zoe
Lot of Cloth Shopping Bags, worth s145.
SALE PRICE. Observation-Disclosures. 75c
coo cakes Fine Toilet Soap, never before
sold for less than &c a cake.
SALE PRICE. Use a doz. cakes
One lot Bristle Tooth Brushes regular
price DC.
SALE PRICE. ................ &c
200 pounds first quality Saxony yarn, reg
ular price Zoe. Sale Price, &c a skein.
Knitting Needles, all sizes. Sale Price &c
q set
soc 31-inch plain Drapery Silk.
SALE PRICE. .............. .2oc n yard
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UMBRELLAS

HALF PRICE GOES ON THESE.
Gloria, Union Silk and All Silk, with Gold,
Silver, Weichsel, Congo, Horn, English
Oak and Adrelette Handles 26 and %
inches.
s1.90 UMBRELLAS GO AT 95c
So UMBRELLAS GO AT $.5O.
81 UMBRELLAS GO AT 81.
s. UMBRELLAS GO AT $3.50
Sc UMBRELLAS GO AT So.
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AH-WOOI Henrieffas

The zoe quality for 40c yard.
The loo quality for 00c n yard.
The 1926 quality for 9Sc a yard.
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JET EDGES

The 25c value for 19c.
The lSc value for 13c.
The 15c value for Zoe.
The 121sc value for &c,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-11

Vol. / No Purcell Enquirer
r. y. Mangum editor and pro-
prietor, is before Us. It is a seven
column folio, half home print
bearing the ear marks Of journal
istic ability and experience
Politically it can be said to be
mugwumpic, an extract from the
salutatory being as follows:
ssWhile we don t endorse all the
views and tenets of the republican
par,v, we cannot claim 10 be
democrat, ana from the outlook
cannot endorse the pops.
The ARDMOREITE extends
hearty welcome to the Enquire
ana trusts that its career may o.
long, its paths always smooth an
its influences those Of usefulness
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ARDMoRE, MONDAY, FEB. H.

THE ARROW has named a
limited States marshal that would
suit our people, in the person Of
Hon. A EIvey. Nowitwill name
a man for judge OF the district
embracing the Cherokee nation
and his name is Hon. Z. b. MI
gore, now congressman from
Texas. Our people know him TO
be a pure, learned and fearless
man, and they would hail with de-
light his appointment to this Po-
sition. should the courts be Gre
ated by the present congress ina
are now contemplated. They
would feel like their rights woul'
be protected and that the law.
would be executed, in case n
gets the position for which tn
Arrow names him. Talequa
Arrow
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FOR SALE-At bargain. two lots
in Ferudale; apply at this office.
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MARNING ORDER

In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory Third judicial I'l-
vision.
March term, ls93.
EA- Vincent. plaintiff,
Sarah 4. Vincent. defendant.
The defendant, Sarah \. Nincent.is
warned to appear in this court IN
thirty DAYS and answer the complaint
al the plaintiff. (. \. Vincent
Witness the Hon. Chas- +. stuart I,
Judge of said court, ana tht >eai
thereof this 30 day OF Jan. 1880
[SEALl JOS. W. Phillips, CLERK
:. L. Garrett. deputy.
Campbell. Fowler & Kendrick- attOr :
III. II. Brown, attarney Tor non
resident defendant 81
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WARNING ORDER.

IN the United state, Court iu the IN
dian Territory, Third ludirIdl pl-
vision. March Term. lss1-
Rosa Sneperd. plaintiff
"
John ~hcpcrd. defendant
The defendant. John Shcperd. J.
warned Ia apucar in this court ~
thirry DAYS and answer 70 the COM
ulaini of the plaintiff. Eo~a Shcperd.
Witness tile Hon. Cha>. u. stuart
4 nudge of said court, and the seal there
/ III thi, II day uf Ian. lSE'.
I lsEALl los. w. l'HtLLtPS. CLEkh'
:. l.. GARRETT. Deputy.
Irdbrttrr X Blcd>n". attorneys.
i. G. Thompson att0rny for nnn-r'~
;d,.nt defendant. - ia
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court IN thc
Indian Territory, Third judicial Dl-
vision.
March term, l>'h-
Wm. VI. Lee, plaintiff,
Qucenie Lee. defendant.
rh. dofcpdan Ouccnie Lee, j. warny
"a -, ,',nn}~ In this court III thirt-
49, md answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, VIM. NJ. Lee.
witness tbe Hon. Cna>. T. stuart
I,,d,,, ne said court. and he seal there
af this 24th day OF January. le''"-
(SEALl Jos. W. PHILIPS, Clerk.
:. l.. GARRETT, Deputy.
I.edbetter Y BledSoe. attorneys
O. W Patchell attorney Tor h"n-rIN ;
idcnt defendant. :" III
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Tn. Texas Livestock Association
will meet n san Antonio. Tex, Feb
ruarv IL fnI5. 1895. ON February 10
and N. limited to February IL. tliC
&C = r. R'y will sell round trip
tirrets ta San Antonio for one fare
(SlI.j0l. Call upon the Undersigned
for further information.
I.R. MASON. Agent.
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4. 4. GIBSON. =
T. 4. j., Fort Worth, Tex.
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AIMING ORnEIs.

In the United STATES Ctalrt ~ the In
dian Territory. Third judicial plNl-
sion. March term. lSsL'-
Amy lIelmS. plaintiff
Frank Helms. defendant
The defendant Frank Helms. -
warped 10 appear M thi~ c"aF' h'
thirty days and answer L" Ny e'Ah-
plaimt Uf the plaintiH. Amy iir.tll7.
Witness the Hon. has A. II var {;
iudre of said cnpFt. ana the : -
thereof. this 18TH daS 81 ian l,a5-
( I-kAL.l JoS. ". PHtLP~. ClcrN.
81. GAHEETT. Deputy
4 LrdIetter 4 lilcd~oc. Atts-
r-.li5.nt d,f,.ndant. - lm
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United states NnuIt ~ ~
Indian Territory, Third judicial III
vision.
March term. 1895.
Mm. Brockway, plaintiff,
"
Nora Brockway, defendant. )
The defendant, Nora Brockway. /
warned 10 appear in this court IN tlllr-
~ DAYS and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff. Wm. Hrockway
Witness the Hon. Cha>. II. Stuart.
Judge of said court. and the seal
thereof. this thiTty-hrst day Of Jan
uary, 1895.
ISEALl Joseph w. Phillips. clerk
G.. W. stuart. deputy.
Robt f. Lee. attorner for plalntiH
Nicholas Wolfe. attorney for non
resident defendant. Him
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quarters for drugs, paints and jew
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Constable ard Judicial Division.
EXTRA COTTON BFIT' ATTRACTIONS
CuEAPENTES TO MEMPHIS

cur1PENTES TO MEMPHIS
On account OF meeling of the
southern Lumber Manufactures "
>ociat ion. the Cotton Belt viii make
:, r.,t,.to NemphiS. Tenn. and return
~ i'm, Lowest first class fare for thc
rn,,nd trin. tickets on sale February
18th aud 18th. limited 70 continuous
passage in each direction ana To req
rtlary -. for return passage.
Tie only line with two through
trains daily from Texas to Memphis
with Pullman >leepers.
= g. WAtlSEtS
e.. II. A., Tyler. Tex.
a. 4. GILSsoN. Nv
T. 4. A.. Fort Worth, Tex.