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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

An old gray parrot may live for a
hundred years in the seclusion OF the
Australian bush, or wild turkey live 10
fifty on the American prairie land where
no Christmas is kept, but they are ex-
cepuons. AS a rule, bird life is held on
short tenure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

Sympathetic strikes are growing more
and more unpopular each year. IT IS
not always Il pleasant task to fight other
peoples battles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

Many young Benedicts not up on orni-
thology will soon learn what big bills
many small birds of trimming carry with
them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

Susan 4. Anthony is an advocate of
Home Rule. yet she has not. 1t is said
slept at home a night for four years.
Reformers must be consistent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

The Emperor Of Germany has become
offended at a parliamentary Jest. Jokes
are often very dangerous, unless they are
properly labelled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

To let a cold have its own way is TO
assist in laying the foundation OF Con-
sumption. To cure the most stubborn
Cough or Cold, you have only TO use
tudiciously DR.. Jayne's Expectorant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

conclusion that the purchase OF LOUISE
ana was sort of Indians gun invest
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

MIR. Cleveland ought not TO deal harsh
~ with the shooting cases. for he set
the example.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

Unless an end can be put to the shoot
ing propensities OF the people OF New
Orleans Uncle sam. will come to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16
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THE BROTHER IN BLACK.

fancy that have exceptionally sood
communities for ascertaining the con-
dition Of affairs among the coloIeu PeO-
pie Of the South. For nearly thIr'y Seai'
/ have been editing a paper when IS
much read by their leaders, and l dttehd
their great meetings. and am often called
upon to advise with them IN regard 10
the many perplexing questions Whlch
arise I'm the conduct OF their fellslou9
work. II my testimony will avail any ms
here IL is: The negroes OF the South are
doing as we'll as we have any rlght 90
expect under the circumstances. Their
progress in building fine churches ana
raising great amounts of money for Va
rious descriptions of religious work Is
truly wonderful. Northcrncrs should come
down among us and see il all with their
own eyes, when they would know how 10
appreciate IT, But | thank God for the
many indications thst this is only the
beginning of far greater things 10 come
with the Frightening future.
AS 10 the treatment OF the color ed
people by the whites, let me say That the
best possible feeling exists between the
great masses of both colors. OF COURSE
there is v,rcng-Coirg, but there Is
mighty and growing sentiment against
taking advantage of the weaker brethren.
Believe me, there are vast multitudes OF
US down here that are as anxious Ia do
right by the coIored people as yoL can
possibly be to have us do this. heard the
Rev. Tom Dixon. of New York, rev
days ago, in lecture i'm this city, tell
of an old farmer in New York state who
had had ten wives. nine of whom he had
murdered. Mr. Dixon assured his great
audience that he knew this To be the fact;
the man had actually murdered nine OF
his ten wives. Ii would not be fair upon
this single statement 10 conclude that II
was the custom OF New York husbands
TO murder their wives whenever they
for any reason grow weary OF tnen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16
INCREDIBLE STORIES.

Many statements about the South nave
been made and circulated, with just as
little foundation in fact as such charge
against New Workers would have. As an
n ustration of this, / may mention that
in the last annual report of the Baptist
Home Mission Society General r. j.
Morgan, secretary it was said that three
fires had occurred I'm buildings connected
with the Home Mission Schools in the
South within the twelve months pre-
ceding-one at Columbia. :. G.; one at
Little Rock, Ark. and one at Hearne,
Texas-and that these fires were found,
after full investigation" 20 be incen-
diary and the result Of the prejudice
of the whites against negro education. II
has been lately shown by the published
statements of the principals of two Of
these schools that there wasn't the slight
est reason for making such a statement.
Let me add that. in any adequate ac-
count Of matters in the South. mention
ought TO be made Of what is being done
In giving our people better Opportuni-
ties for securing frst-class education.
The academies and colleges and univer-
stiles that are springing Ip-weE, | de-
spair of telling it-you must come ana
see for yourself. and hear men and wo-
men. whose words are backed by their
envy" our college" etc, etc.
The whites are doing great things to-
ward educating their own race. One rea-
son they are not doing more by voluntary
gifts for the education OF tho colored peo-
pie is that they take it for granted that
the great philanthropists of the North
will attend to that. 1t would nave been
all the better i'm my judgment, II every
Christian denomination I'm the South,
with the close OF the war. had organized
for regular and generous work i'm edu-
eating the millions of freedmen, and not
left IL all TO our own northern brethren.
And | take il for granted that not few
wise men OF the North, as they now look
back TO what followed lS65. would con-
fess that. il they. had been wiser then
they would have done differently I'm some
matters connected with work among our
colOred brethren. But the future is ours.
and the conference held at Fortress
Monroe. Va, a few months ago, in which
prominent representatives. OF Baptists,
North and South. formulated plans for
cooperating in educating colored preach
ers and teachers, is but one of many
proofs of a great change that has come
over the whole South, and the North as
we'll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04
Or. priee's Cream Batting powoer,
@eltsausReannas @eaaille uab 9iplom.
Qauowirtbitbaitlitbes.
9as 9auteberlteaeu uuIerer 9anS.
tutrtbid3aft iul tpifiemtHaftlidb
beleud1tet tperDen.

9as 9auteber(teQeu uuIerer 2anS.
tutrtbid3aft iUQ tutfieufAaftlid)
beleuhtet tperbem.
Gin berborragenber 8iirger @alifors
hiens bat Germ profeFor &i6arb 5.
Clip BON Der uniberlitdt bon Wiscunliu
cine Summe Gelb 3ur 8erfuaung ees
ftellt, bic als preiie fur Ibbanblungen
tiber bas 9bema: .Das Danieberlie.
gen Der 2anbmirtbi9aft unb bic anau,
nenbenben 6nlfSmitteI". pertbeilt tper.
ben ioa. Rad reiili6er @rwdgung Der
Sadie bat profefior Clip bsi6lofen,
an benz preisbewerb fdmmtlide Stu.
benten BON Midigau, Wiseoain unb
Mianeiota 3beil nebmen Su Iafen.
Die auf baS Sanieberliesen Der 2anb,
pirtbfdaft @eIus babenben Sbatia.
den miiIeu In bieien 4bbanblunsen
in iorsfdltiser Weiie barselest uno
tritil6 seprtft, bic uriaben Der miBli,
den Gage er6rtert unb bic aur Nbbulfe
anmenobaren Wtittel tlar Dor Musen
gefiibrt iuerben. gS mirb ermartet,
baB unter ben sur 0ebung Der 2anb.
pirtbf6aft nambaft eema6ten pIdnen
aud bic 3buulllidteit nno 3medm6,
bigfeit bes 8ori@lages, 2lusfubrprds
mien auf bic Nusfubr semiKer lamb,
wirtbi9aftli@er grseu9aiKe su aablen,
unb ferner bic 8e3iebungen bes 5rans
portationsweiens aur Qanbtpirtbidaft,
berhdii6tist merben.
Sie na6genannten Serren baben
fi6 bereit ertldrt, Mitelieber bes preis.
Gollesiums 3u merben: prof. Wm.
u. Scott BON Der unioeritdt Discou.
fms; prof. %. 80. GollpeG BON Der
uniperftdt Miuneiotas unb Or. @ba5.
8. @oolep bon Der uniperiitdt in sri.
digan.
Wdbreub Der bier 3u oeranlaRenbe
@eititreit 5miiden bret Staats bO6'
f6uIen seeignet III, unsem6bnll@eS
Sntereiie su errssen, eefaltst iid bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04
Wf0tter

NIB rcr Der Gntbinbung ftebenbe ssraueu
jollten tuiffen, baB DIR. 8terce's "Favorite
Prescription bas Sirlbersebdren ieiner
S6reden, Quafem nno @efabren fiir Mutter
uu6 Sfinb enttleibet, tnbem es bic Wutteror.
game anf ben @ebdrunssprpSeb borbereitst.
Daburd fperben bic @sben nnb bic Dau.r
bee 8odenbetts betrddtiid abaefiirst. aud5
torbert es bic reidlide GbioHOeruns uabr.
batter Wuttermild).
Goutb BenS, Baciftc Co., @a1b.
DR.. &. q. Yterce, Buffalo, %. g.:
Wertber Serr!-Sm eriten Nonat n,einey
Sawan9eri4aft fling i9 on Sbr Favorits
Prescription" ID nehnlen nno babe bies Bite
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04

| ItlH NuSpluu luur pullW uIlD llIeHH.
9obalo ct jebod Sb uno Gueno erz
bltdte, glitt ein freunoliGes 2ddeln
iiber feline trosisen 3iige. Gr nabin bie
Wiiise ob, woourd) Elm fabler G9doel
unb cine sroBe, blutrotbe 9larbe ii6ts
bat muroe, bic fi6 pom g9ettel bis
ii6er bic redte Qusenbraue erltredte.
@r sriiBte unb rief In freuoigenl 9on:
s@ott gum Grue, goenb @j0nee!
Tritt nit Geiner @elellicbaft etn!"
Spenb briidte bem Manne bic bar
gerei9te Hedte uno balf bann ben
Damen pom Yferbe. Srau Gllebetb
uarf 0seeb einen per3meifelten 8ltd at
BET benz @eoanfen, Die Na9t In bieler
6iitre perbrinsen 3lt nillen. Ser Suns
fer sudte bic Qdiel. &aren fanS Glles
por3iisli6, iie lddelte persniist uno
fiiBte bic Wlutter, rabm bant ibren
s(ru uno fiibrte tie tn'S 3tmuer.
Das Snnere Der 9iitte e1ttipra6 benz
Ieubern pollfomnelt. Sn Der Mitte
itano etn GROCER Seuerbero, Der burd
cine Sampe erbellt mar, bic at elmer
IN benz aebmboben befeitisteu @tanse
btng. SIN 9intersrunbe bilbete eine
9eflp9tene Strobmanb eine Nbtbeis
lung, btnter welder mieberboltes St0bs
nen unb brummenbe 2auts auf bie glnz
meienbeit elmer Sub i9lieBen lieBen.
Sin eripa9ienes Mdb9en uno Elm
fletner &nabe iaben an einem Siid) in
Der 9ldbe Der 1biir. Die gtirn beS
Wldb9ens mar nit etnem tpeiben Tud
oerbunoen, ibre .3iise trusen benielben
grnlt tuie bic bes 0aterS, bod mar bers
lelbe nit grOBerer Sauftn,utb uno Grs
gebung gepaart.
Srau @liebetb ltan6 in Der gbar
fill. Sbr slntlis ipieselte beutli9 Die
,@ebanfen miOer, ipel9e bic Nrmielig,
fett Der 5iitte In ibr berporrief. Gpeno
trat an lie beran unb fliilterte ibr nit
geodmpfter Stimme gu: nDieie Oiitte
entbdlt freilid MIR tpenis 8equelnti9s
teiter, 9ndOige Srau, bofiir iino mir
bier aber pollis ii6er."
vWas fir 2eute 1inb oies 6enn?"
uOer N ann 1T ein Slider, Der
frilber in Siisaarb ipobnte, bis i'm Der
SeinS Dor einioen Monaten ertappte,
als er I'M 8esrtff itanb, eine 2aourg
Yropiant iiber ben Sllefjoro gu fiibren.
Oaoio entfanL feline To9ter erbielt
etnen Sabelbieb iiber ben Gopf, Der
Seino nabm oen 9rooiant unb aertriin,s
merte BITE WOte."
Seine go9ter?" fragte Sra,t Glle,
beth peripunoert, uipaS bat benn bie
bamit 3u tbun?"
rSte mar inn bebilflid. gls feine
Sobne in ben aries ;osen, trat Crime
an ibre Stelle; {ie uertauI9te ibr
aleib NIT etner Matroleniade unb
9ing nit benz 0ater auf Gee. Giefe
8eioen baben rlan6eS Boot NIT
SebenSmttteln iiber ben Sior6 9efiibrt
unb r1an6en Danf bon ben Bebrdna,
ten 9unsernben In 9openbasen bafiIr
ent9e9engenommlen.
SbS Nnfunft unterbra1 Gperb. gls
Grau @llebetb ibn nit Der mertbpollen
Pferoebefe ms 5tmn1er treten lab,
elite iie inn entsegen.
Sumter Geeb mar in3mii6en auf Die
etsene Bequemli6feit beba9t 9efpeien.
st nabm Blas auf elmer blausemalten
9iife Dor oem 9erbfeuer uno indrmte
lid. aaren unterbtelt li6 NIT benz
Sif9ermdbden, bas i'm slnfans tports
tars uno 5uriidbalteub mar, iid allmd,
lig aber ourd aarens ianfte Sreunb'
lidfeit unb ben ber;liden glusbrud
threr Gimme er,peideu lieB.
(Gortiesnns folet).
-
Dr.. priee's Cream Bafine pomoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04

- DaS 9(usmdrtige Qmt in Berlin
bat bic fran30fif6e Regierung enersiid
um ssmiHe 9luttldrungeu erfudt. Der
beuti9e 8otId)after in paris erfubr
ndmIi6 3batfa6en, fie faft ben I'm.
umit6BIiden 8emei8 l'efern, baB ibre
3ifferoepefden nod Berlin in benz
frana0lii6en Bureau fopirt tporben
liub unb 8erfu6e semad,t murbeH.
bieielben 3u iiberieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04

e'aa . atef' gu leiben unb meiii
9ausarst be3ei9uete uieine gntbinbuug als
cine nngesneiH le!9ts.
sgtr ale 9lauben, baii bas 'sPrescription"
mir btel lln9er1ad eripart bat. 6riiber bate
t4 piel BON rueiBent 5luB ,n leioeii, ,uno ber bat
pollffaRbig auiseb0tt. Shire oufri1tiae
GraM 20. 6. Bafer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04

na6 nletner @ntbtnbunq
fOrtgeiett. @aflbem i9
bamlt aiIsefongen batte,
babe Id ni6ts i1ebr
BON Der llebelfeit ober
ben fonifigen tpdhreub
Der S6tpan9erid)aft &c.
fu6bnlih portommenben
peinliden 2ufauen EN-.
pflinben. Bon Meben
bate id) nur iebr iuenig
-. T..L~. ....k ...n...
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04
Doctor g9eit's 9ferhens rnb @es
fliru Sur.

Oieie pilleu turiren bic GoIgen bon
iibermdBigem Spirituss uno Sabats
8enuB, oerlprene Wfaane8traft, frub,
aeitige 9lu8fdreitungen, Smpoteus,
S9wd9e bes &DrperS unb @ebirnS.
&rdmpfe unO @ebirnerweiduug pau.
ernb gebeilt.
Cine S6a6tel, genus fir l Monat,
$1.00. lleberaIl per pOft bin oerionbt.
O. 0enR. 9eutiAe 0lpptbefe,
106 Ofs@ommercetrabe, 9an Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04
xases > Neuiafeite,,
= n I q II 5.

- IuS Walbineton ipirb geriichts
tueiie mitgetbeilt, bob man benz ameris
taniiden Soti9after 8aparb in Con.
bon bon Setten Der britii1en Regie.
rung 3u Deriteben geseben babe. oaB
Der 8renaltrsit 3wiideE Vene3ueIa uno
@ngldnb BITE Der. 9taaten abiolut
NlGts ansinge une baB gnglanb fi9
bahsr Mot auf eine id,ebsgerihtll6e
Selleguu9 ieaes Streite8 einlafen
tonne.
= Ote Nnfbebung Der Wous0lle bat
eine uebgrlh Demmung bes 2anbeS nit
billiaeH uub idledten 5bobDp. Waaren
CUR Uolge gebdbt. Selbft bic 6reis
banoels. Organe taoeln bic SmpDrteure
wegen Der @infibrung FOLDER Naaren
uno warnen oas YubIitum por bem
4ntluf oerielben. 0iel 3iped baben pirb
olele Waraungeu freiIib nidt, neil be.
ionSerS bic Jarmer bel BEN niebrigen
preiIe ibrer prnoutte mcbr auf Die Bill
ligteit alS bte Qualitdt b:r g8aaren
teben, bic iie eintaufen.
prdIibent gIspelanb ernannte
Die folgenben beroorragenben Snge.
ntenre 3u Witsliebern Der aommiilion
5ur eiHgebsHoen prtfung bes porlie,
g.nsen Nlearagua Ganal proiettes !:
Wtaior 2u5low. Col. gnbicott unb
2llberi SO Sic.
Mu8Ia
- Oie Som nilliou bes bentf9en
&ei9stages, pel9er bic llmFur3, 9ors
lage iioermieien uorben mar, bat bies
lelbe iebt in ber ameubirtsn 6orm,
iiber bic man fid In Der aueiten 2es
lung geeiaist bate, nit II gegen 8
Stlmmen an9enommen.
- 6reiberr b. Buol= 0erenberg. ber
neue Yrdiioent be5 beuti9en Heidss
tageS, bat pdbrenb Der tHrjen 3eit iei.
ner 4mtsfiibruug wenig 2orbeeren ges
erntet. @r 1T awar iebr unparteiiib
unb geredt, III aber leioer 10 iduer.
h0rig, bab er ale experimentation
St0rungen nnbea6tet ldBt.
- Cine etnas bgbentli1e 2obrebe
bielt prot. pfleioerer, ber &eeiDr Der
BerIiner llniueriitdt, auf ben 6hrIten
8i8mard. gr perberrIichte ibn oils els
men relisi6fen Wann une loDalen Wons
artiiisn, Der niemalS fir parlamen,
tariif)e 3egierung mar. gr babe auor
baS aagemeine Stimmredt eiugefibrt,
bebauere bies oher pabrfheinli1 iest
alS einen 3eDitr.
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-04

Or. priee's Cream Safins powoer.
SdaHe @eltsausFellIugs ausseltnuus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16
THAT DOUGHERTY ROAD.
Assertions That It VIII Not Be Built. Al
though the Contract Has Been Let
Lack Of Money the Cause.

From n gentleman who came in
from Dougherty, /. T., today a Reg
lister reporter learned that the pros
poets for an early building of the
road are not near so bright as they
Seemed to be few days ago. Not
withstanding the construction con-
tract has been let and also the con-
tract for furnishing the ties, vet the
whole business may come to a sud
den halt, and result in nothing fur
ther being done in the near future
at least. The trouble now is that
the chief contractor, Mr.. McTighe,
of Memphis, got uneasy about the
money matters of the company and
refused to go to work until satisfac-
tory arrangements were made with
him on this point. He notified the
general manager at Chicago that he
would not begin work until his pay
was perfectly secure, and in reply lie
was notified to come to Chicago TO
meet the general manager, and he
left for that city last Monday and up
to this time nothing further has
been done on the road, nor will
there be unless the contractor is
thoroughly satisfied that the com
pany is able to meet its contract
promptly. IL is also learned through
another source, that the company j,
financially weak, in fact its member,
have no financial standing, neither
among themselves cor otherwise, ant
the whole enterprise smack. Strong
ly with the blowing characters
ties of Hurley boom ora Burdick
cotton factory cscapadr, both q
which spurious schemes the Peopl,
of Gainesville are well acquainted
There need be no further fears "a
least of the Doughcrty railroad
fiasco iniuring the prospects @
building the Gainesville * McAlcstc
line. The latter viii be- built.
Gainesville Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16
Owner EOund.

Deputy George Stewart yesterday
afternoon received a telegram from
Deputy Hendricks at Anderson, stat
ing that he had found an owner for
three of the horses recently captured
by the officers near Berwyn from
Joe Willingford and Jo hnnie Miller,
both of whom were last week com
mitted to the Paris Jail by Judge
Gibbons. Mr.. Hendricks further
stated that there wasa very strong
case against the prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16
COnfederates Meet.

John II. Morgan Camp L. c. v,
met at p. M, last night at the store
of Hyden & Jackson for the purpose e
of concentrating arrangements to at
tend the reunion at Houston, Texas,
ON the 21st inst. A committee con-
sisting of Comrades Bruce, West and
Gait was appointed to request
Judge Kilgore to adjourn court and
accompany the camp to Houston.
A committee was also appointed
to procure material for flag for the
camp. 1t was decided that the party
leave here on Monday the 2Oth, inst
at 2:l7 p. m. The meeting then ad
iourned to meet at 1880 O'Clock on
Saturday evening at which slime al
comrades are earnestly requested tc
he Dresent. d. j. KENDALL,
Acting Adjutant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Rev. Mr.. Harris will fill my pulpit
Sunday at IL a. M, and S:15 p. M,
| having been summoned to Marietta
to assist Rev. Jim Scivally in pro-
tracted meeting. J. H. Godfrey,
DastOr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Two good well made buggies for
sale at Harper x Cecil's livery sta
ble. Buggies manufactured by the
Oklahoma Carriage Manufacturing
company and warranted. Come
quick Apply 10 Harper & Cecil.
f6-2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

We have come to ArdmOre to build
m business. We can only do this
by giving a superior grade of work.
Try US on one job, we will have your
business after that. Burnitt, the
painter. A4-ot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Plisse D'Alsace, the latest wash
fabric, at Duston's. lo-u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Let us figure on your painting, pa
per hanging and sign work. Burnitt,
next door to Kearney & Wyse. 14-5t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16
Wanted to Rent

A good four room house in nice
location, close to business part OF
city. Possession wanted by June LIST
Apply at this Office. lott
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

The Cream Bakery continues to
dispense health giving and thirst
quenching summer drinks. Same
old stand. o-u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Three pounds California canned
goods I5 cents at the Original Racket
Store. l4-ot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

LOsT-Between Main street ana
the brick yard, a mans new nat
Finder will please leave at this Of
fee and receive reward. 1871
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

]. b. SprAgins is having plans
made for another residence 1t will
be of modern design and conven-
iences..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Dimities, in endless varieties ant
styles, at Duston's. lott
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

DR.. Porter, of Overbrook, came up
last night to attend the confederate
veteran meeting, and to visit his
daughter, Mrs. c. \. Sammons. He
saws he has never attended a reun-
ion, but that he intends to go to
Houston with the Ardmore crowd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Burnitt, the painter, has temper
airy headquarters next door east oi
Kearney & Wyse. l4-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Will Moore, white, was brought in
from Kiowa, /. T., by Deputy Mar
shal Chancellor ON the charge of
shooting into a train up in the
Chickasaw Nation one Sunday night
last February. The prisoner had an
examining trial before Commissioner
Kirkpatrick and was discharged from
custody.-Paris News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Uncle Hiram cigars at Cream
Bakery. o-h
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16
HO s E r Y.

black this week
Fast black, better quality, this week for lac
Nuban dye i5c hose for only ie.
Nubian hose for only ~ lac
Lot s34. Hermsdorf quality
Lot 4. dozen Hermsdorf quality for 25c
Rchleu ribbed this week
quality, this
Iot2O Richleu ribbed grade
ribbed hose, quality
Iotst Black
Misses hfa
lot s9 Boys Bicycle ribbed this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

Calico remnants 3 cents yard at
the Original Racket Store l4-5t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-16

See Trilby Plaid Ginghams at Dus
toms. lo-I