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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-19
MOONSHINERS
NABBED AT LAST.
Seven Desperate Men Caught in
the fountains of
Kentucky.
MURDERERS AMONG THEM.
LOCALITY HAS BEEN A STRONG
HOLD FOR YEARS.

Real Motive For the Murder of
Madge YOrke BY John p. Gentry
New Lover Appears Upon the
Scene and MOdeStIy Tells His
StOry-POsing as the Involuntary
Cause of the Awful Tragedy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-19

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
g. synonym for purity, strength and
perfection.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-19

Perfection and precision in work are
characteristics of DR.. Prices Baking
Powder. Also best results.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-19
SUSPENSION DAY.

AS Result. Business Was Not Lively
in the House.
Washington. Feb. 1S.-This was sus-
pension day in the House. Under the
rule, if a second was ordered. any bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-19

No rational cook would think of US
ing alum and ammonia powders. Dr..
Prices is perfectly pure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
THE PRIZE WINNERS.
At the Ghrysanthemum Show Proud of
 Their Victories.

The Ghrysanthemum Show, given under the auspices of the Young Ladies Aid Society, of the Presby- terian Church. which closed Friday night was a grand success, socially and financially, as more than $50 was derived from the sale of flowers and refreshments, and this money will be expended in good cause.
 Prizes were offered by the ladies t, the person making the best ex- hibit of home grown chrysanthe- nuns, and vote by those who att tended the exhibit was to decide to whom first, second and third prizes belonged.
 Mir. A. A. Harper. who lives in Mechanicsville, received 6S votes and he was awarded first prize, a silver cup lined with gold. The display uf chrysanthemums made by Mr. Harper was really magnificent, and he deserved praise, inasmuch as all of his plants were home grown.
 The second prize fell to Miss Mary Harding. It was hand some cut glass vase. Her flowers were lovely.
 Mrs. Mitchell, the florist, had a magnificent display of chrysanthe- nuns, and other rare flowers, but many of them not being from home grown plants this fact initiated against her, and prevented her from contesting for the prizes.
 The refreshment department was presided over in delightful man. ner by Misses Galbraith and Orto, assisted by several equally as charm ing ladies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Interest in the protracted services now being conducted at the Main Street Methodist Church is growing daily. and the congregation at each of the services are very large. The Rey. Dr. Lowry, who is assisting Rev. 4. 0. Evans, is an able pulpit orator and a profound theolegian. His sermons are always highly in- teresting. So far there has been three conversions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
A chureh,s Golden Iubllee.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-St. Colum- bias Catholic Church, in West Twen- ty-fifth street, will hold it's golden jubilee tomorrow The church has been improved and decorated for the occasion. The societies have made preliminary arrangements, and every parishoner will exert every effort to liquidate the small debt which yet remains on the venerable edifiee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Are the Hymns Immoral?

PIrTsBuRG, Nov. 23.-At tomor- rows meeting of the Christian Patri- otie Association the question of whether the Moody-sankey gospel hymns are or not immoral will be discussed. Frederic Archer, musical director of the Carnegie Library, has denounced them as immoral"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

In little house that was former ly used as an office for Cady's saw mill. at the foot of Barraque street. lives an old man by the name of Harris. In one room of the house, on a cot, lies an old Confederate sol dier, nearly at the point of death. As we learn the old soldier is des- titute. and but for the aid given him by a member of Ed. Murray Camp, would have starved. The old man served in a Mississippi regiment during the war. Our generous peo- pie should see tLat he has every care and attention, now that he is broken in health, and without money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

A negro preacher was allowed the privilege by the Mayor to deliver a sermon OH the street corner Friday, but instead Of preaching the gospel he indulged in remarks that were indecent and some of them being overheard by the reporter of the Pine Bluff Commercial. that gentle man swore out q warrant for the arrest of the so-called preacher on the chnrge Of disturbing the peace by indecent and inf ammatory language The man was carried before Esquire Alexander, who fined him $l and cost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Many delegates from Pine Bluff and other sections of Arkansas will attend the annual Conference of the NJ. E. Church which is to be held in Lonoke on December ,. Bishop Haf- grave will preside over the confer ence. There has been some doubt as to the time the Conference would convene, but December has been named as the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Parties who patronize independent job printing offices need expect no favors or courtesies from their local newspapers. Every newspaper in Pine Bluff has a job printing office and can do work as neatly and cheap ly as it can bedone here or elsewhere. These newspapers are working for the upbuilding of their city and com munity, and are, therefore, entitled to the favor and patronage of the public. The GRAPHIC has the best equipped job office (which is operated by steam power) in this city, and is prepared at all times to give it's GUS toners satisfactory work at live and jet live" prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Columbian Female MinstreIs.

What promises TO be the bes home entertainment ever given in the city is the Female Minsti els at the Opera-house on Tuesday, Nov. 26th. Fun, music and dancing are the. essentials in negro ministrelsy, and these are furnished in large doses. Some of our charming misse will astonish all with their negro dancing. Misses Sorry Bernhardt, Funny Davenport, Adlenia Paddy and Lilly Ann Russell will crack jokes in way that will be rev elation to their friends.
 Those popular society buds, Miss Sallie Dreyfus, Miss Absie Knox, Miss Babie Bloom and Miss Tonic McEwen will also cause the fun to grow fast and furious.
 Gheng and Feng, the Siamese Twins, will make their first appear ance in this city in their great dancing speciality. That charming belle of Jewish circles, Miss Sallie Dreyfus, will appear in a pleasing monolegue and the hypnotic wonder, the Petite. Miss Absie Knox will show some of her wonderful fleets. ''
 The performance concludes with a mammoth plantation scene, Trilby' < wedding, introducing several dance, ing and singing specialties. The house should display the $. k. 0 sign early in the evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
RFEsR INDUSTRIES.
Drts to the Manufacturers
 Record Show.

H to the Manufacturers Bow that the question of
 E to the South is attracting Z attention both in this
 nd abroad. Many North
 Northwestern farmers are @mes in the South and ar-
 Els are being made for H settlers from Europe. hdustrial enterprises re- 9 the week was a depot to
 Rt $100, ,000 to be built at At Hhe Seaboard Air line; a To- being sought in the South 100000 cotton mill enter hbama reports pipe works, 9ge plants, enlargement of
 ! works, water works and Arkansas ice and
 hge plant; a $25,00O inn |tcompany. wire fence and brking factory. Georgia, Ir works and an enlarge ptton mills. Louisiana 300
 emills. Mississippi thirty Ent, electric light plant and |rks and S15,000 sash and Eory. North Carolina, 10,
 |le, 500 loom cotton mill. |5Oo0 brick works, $50,00l company, $50, 0,oQo brick P,000 sash and bind faeto- hia, S10,000 chemical works. |one crushing company, boz RFewry, etc.
 |vas also a large number O |feus enterprises scattered but the South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
! Pair of Shoes Free.

advertisement today Mir. Feyfus offers q pair of fine Fe, to the lady or gentleman l write the best criticism of (Which appears in today $
 1, before Thanksgiving Day. le of the winner will be pub the next issue of the SUN ESlNG GRAPHIC.
 'eyfus is offering this prize in obtain ideas. He wants to le public's idea of an ad., and
 Ft attractive and popular |pfesenting an ad. to the pur- public. He, therefore, in general criticism of today's
 Tor the best eritique will author q pair of fine shoes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Robinson Bros. have just conn pleted their contract for putting in the plumbing on the Bank of ofCamden. This building is one of the handsom- est of the kind in the State, and the fact thatIPine Bluff contractors were given the work speaks well for them and our town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Schooner Sunk

SANDY Hook, November 23.-The scoooner Cornelia NJ. Kingsland struck q rock a short distance from here this morning and sunk immedi- ately. The crew narrowly escaped death, leaving the schooner a few minutes before it sci tied.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Died In a Cab.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Henry Weid
 nier, the well known leader of Daly's orchestra, and widely known music elan, died this morning in cab, while en route down town. The cause of his death was heart disease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
A HOTEL FIGHT.
Prominent Kentucky Turfmen Fight In
 the Lobby.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 23.-George Cadwallader, of Milldale, Ky, and Joe Chinn, of this city, fought in the lobby of the Phoenix Hotel fast night. Cadwallader tried to shoot Chinn and Chinn struck him, infiicting 8 bad cnf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

The Lampllins-Reap damage suit in the Jefferson Circuit Court will probably be closed Monday and the attorneys in the case will make their arguments. The ease has been be- fore the court three days and a large number of witnesses have been examined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
MilI Call at Yonr Homes.

Miss Nash, having given up her apartments at Mrs. Florence's, will call at the homes of the ladies desir- ing manicuring, or who may wish their hair dressed or champooed. Send her notice to 2O5 West Fifth avenue. II 2i dot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Wanfed.

A first-class man to handle the best seller on earth. Five thousand dol- lars within your grasp through the Delmonico Roasting and Basting Pan. Call on WESLEY HATHAWAY,
 United States Agent. 2ls w. Second avenue. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

Constable Philpot will accept the resignation of Deputy Wylie Goode just assoon as that gentlman can finish up some business on which he is engaged. Goode, so says Mir. Philpot, has made an excellent officer, with the exception of the troubles that he has been engaged in, caused by his unusually high temper. He is man with great energy and without fear, and when sent to serve warrant he always did it, without fear of consequences.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

R. L. Wright, a white man who some months ago was before magis- trate ". D. Vance on charge of outrageously abusing his little child, and on whom sentence was sheld up under promise of better behavior, is again in trouble. This time he was arrested for beating his wife. His case was to have been heard Saturday afternoon. Wright appears to be a great reprobate, and severe sentence imposed on him by the court is what he needs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Hardie Sails,

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-kier Hardie. the famous English labor agitator, sailed for home this morning. There was large demonstration on the dock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Killed Himself.

RNILLE, Mass, Nov. 23.-city \ saton, who was accused EQlarities, committed suicide |'nlng by shooting himself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

During Mr. Sandy Reeves visit to Atlanta Ga, he heard Moody, the famous evangelist, preach. and Capt \. T. Roberts says that MT. Reeves was nearIE converted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24

This week Judge Prank Silver man, who is in poor health, will leave for Eureka Springs, where he expects to remain . month or more.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-24
Wheather Forecast.

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 23:-Local Forecast for Little Rock and yicinity-rainy today, probably, turning to snow tonight; fair Sun day. much colder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

-~r ,,or, a review ~ our foreign re-
lations TO the contemplation 81 our "s.n
financial situation. We are tmmeala,'ls 49,"
That we approach a subject % uontr''e evns.r'
more important than any other 'li' =
ra.re our attention. and ono NJ present .n 49,
= ,.~,lrxfrr and delicate pgtdlcaiAcnt ~ W
r.,suira nromnt ana wise treatment.
Ne ma weil bc ENCOURAGED p'atA'~. ~
~, IN 1 N = direction when We recuAi ING 800
ai~saav tnkcn toward improving our eron"ni
ant anauctal situation. and when We appirsA
mn Row wi TIC way has been pfel"rru X.
fnrther progress ~ an arvneeu anu
POPULAR interest IN these s~nnlcctS ,.v-
An cntnanand 81 the pcopse. 2 cnN'.'f> i',
ersr rv.tr~ designed for the pfuttrti'h hnu
e.neft ~ favored classes NJ the expense ~ NY
rf.at mass ~ our countr men. .lu W. :
While irrNlclcnt Tor the purioSe % ISe,ns,
r,-r.irf o4rtraur relations and hmr.icN ~
,ntrlrrr "a the markets of me wNfiN' ~ t"'ii
superseded py q tariff policy WHICH ~ 4 ,."@Nr
~ Z. na.cd nt,ar 4 denial 81 Ah' iNn
~ ,hr .y,rcrnnrnt 10 ~onstrnct The avenues !
onr t~e.r.sr.e cheap living or le~sca th'it W..
frrt .nf rnntenfwent. Tor the Sakt ~ acevru
NV. p.rnrtai advantages 70 fAfofitNN' nv
which while encouraging our intcftout~' ~
trad. with other nations. recognizes tn' =
tnat American ~elf-reltauce. thfitA ahu VIII
rnlty can build w our country lnvuS, M
aud develop it's resources more suf'.s "'
enervatAng ratcrnaliSm-
RrprAL 81 rHE si~LvFR-rrHcHAsh i-A".
The compulsory purchase and coihaKe " :
yer liz the government unchecked anu uht'k'
lated ~ business conditions and hccui.ss
our currency needs. which for more than nI,v'
wears diluted our circulating meoiun.. unuv
mined canA( ence abroad IN OUT nnsA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

In the polar regions seal oil IS buried
n The ground in bags Of skin. Meat
is heapcd upon platforms built among
trees. which are peeled Of bark IN or
arr To keep bears from climbing up
them. Little sticks with sharp points
inward are buried in the ice 70 dis-
tract the attention ~ the bears from
the provisions overhead Another
kind Of storehouse is in the shape OF =
strong pen. the main supports Of w"icn
are standing trees. with brush and
logs piled on top to keep out wiz "n
mails. During the almon-catcn'ng
season N arctic Alaska the heads o.
the fish are cut off and put into o NOS
in the ground. When they are nal
putrefcd they are dug mp and eaten
being esteemed . great del'cacy'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

1. Oh. how little we know what may
10 bcforc us, on some morning that
dawns upon - just rs other days. on.
which Is to form n great crisis IN our
life. How little the boy that IS TO tel
! his FIRST lie that day thinks OF the ser
nent that is living In wait for him! ISL
not 4 rood habit. rs you knecl. cach
morning. to think: ''For aught Know,
| This may be the most important DAY o.
INV life. The opportunity may be gsven
me- OF doing q great service In the Gauss
81 truth and Righteousness. OGoos ~
not FAR from me this day; prepare me
Tor all that Thou p~reparess for moi
Blaikie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

ae..sor Ia again strengthen ~
| T-hf- Was done bv another sar - was
H.. ~ IN 90 OO from when thcre Wa
nV" AZ. ,as. 90 WITH which the iuhu waSi n-
...sea ~ slIl Ia. r.l on the itn uay ? : I, 49,.
n.r i.gi Again disappointment s.n !
anxious hope Tor relief. ln.tn IN yold.
""."f IL ~. exaSpcrating WITHDRAWALS Y, 800.
.ui y ao,trar,. tney grew larger anu hlorv
rnrs~tent than ever. fittWe,n ~ la, {,
i,nr.r tcr. 1874. aud early IN ic"'u", 80,
\, -ra,r.iv more han two inu.tN@ 800
~. Second reinforcement " WI. T,g
III he safe OF bonds y ~.
~ such Withdrawals NOR" ,,rrS,
tuonvA anl hat fallen y" cm MIMI
~'.srle 10000 had been witnuramn ~
tre month itmceintcs. Pl,Nr , trouhlc.
ti.n. lu anticipation ~ hnpN",tsMoS' ,,strc~se,
h"n ~. !. .,tior IL Inc congress fully sclllnl
= ruui" bstsrslfIes ana dangerous p'stilvn
MA aarnastlv \. cnmmcndlnE ihat "u'noi's I,
r -1'.rs IN. xrcrctary ~ the treasury .urahi
! nnonas bearing a low rate y, lh''.caN, ,nssn
by their terms IN goih' iof tn.r~' MA also N
: taining a sufficient guli lt~'..N, ~ .tfs,ant
D ~ rnIemution and nncrllation ~ N NV.
: lar ,.u,h -,a,e- noe. ana the treasury nv
: w y r ~ nurrha.c uf silver under wv ~
\ is~urn 0r1IS r,rommtrdatinn did not nov
4 ,xe,. meet with legislative aNpl",tl .i,uati.
w, r.n,nnry. 1895. Therefore thc Ss.." -
49, cvcc.tinrlv critical. with y r,s.aai u
S riio.slv low and u refusal q c"ns'.. ro,d M
n ey,rytning Indicated that w nrrtnrns III
u.n,s nv the government was im,hh xeaa
nrn,,o ,,ri,, bcnd issues had neen 49,.
y snylv uusatisfactory and the arg NM n,h
y. 80 nnen market gave rise 70 y rrhsnna.
" s,snicion that n large parton ,heh'." - ~
Inc treasury upon such sales va y mi,
- draw n out again by the prcscn'a''o"" n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

A1,hauch the law com rehWt "u !. NJ
....anas, If silver by the government ~
Pu.sa@ IN the IAN day OF july isv. ", II
rmn. ~ cold from the treasury. upvA XXX
80. ivan In navmcnt on such phr,h 80 w
~, ,,,,ir until October. l-!i. itnmcaia'cts av,r.
1910, ,hnt ,i.tr the withdraw t4S upoh W.
o,e. ana United States tutcS lhVtVn'
80, largely. aud have continued " sN.n
~,srt ,nat since the passage OF nat a." .nN'
49, n,en more than thirteen TINS :" rn,s.
ynia taken out ~ the treasury 49, ~, MI
Stat.s notes and treasury notes lS.~,, d,,r,nc
yer M as was thus WI hu'a"1 ,,rsn,
No ,leycn aud u half Years lmmepl"Vcts XIV,
,h.r,tn aud after the Isl day ~ Jah"''S '
,than Ap.rie payments wsr. rc>lMeu'
,,r,acyAmr no TIM siLyfR-rURchAsI -,
4, ,s neither unfair nor unjust 70 chaikv
,.r,s maze OF our present ~nnancla. ~ 4. n
aonn hangers 70 the operation ol WY 1870
sss-s "ra l~qO. compelling the purchaSr Y MA
I, tna sovernni.nt. which not Only lAin.9 n~
! -. ,,rasurv obligation upon WhAVn, NJ IN,
: .~,",a M y,ithdrawn. hut so incrcAeeu n "
c =, ~ ov,rwhclming nuud ~ silver ann ~" !.
: onan, "a silver pawn mt that even = i, ~
x at * these Jaws did not entrciS Suie y"
evils OF their existence.
2 "A 10 rREE COINAGE 81 s'hNh"- ~,
y xv,t,. I have endcavorcd 70 make = W,
4 statement of this. the dlsoruereu 49, ,,ena,
h our currency and the present @anh.a' q wa
inu our prosperity, ana !" snp.rl svsteu
when leads TO y SAFER hnan.."' ,act ~,
+ have constantly had ~ mihu y IL
n many az my countrymcn whose sl.se' ,,,s no
r. not doub., insist that the cure io' =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

t-Ift- milfIOu~.F u sc WOTIIN WY
4 y. te.a,s- "A wNtcA was added - the re-
IN se funao II gat' ircn q hand. A. m 7 r ~. re-
tnAN ~ a.t f,r,a t~thdravalS in the nlrah
.ons'.. n. Nm ine ftn aay of March. -. 4
XVI .,m M "a. 4l6yst.. ~ depletion was, now
W. y. et4atnly thereafter 80 accclerAtc'
rttE' h"'.N NM, MI, N. Junc. i~ai. IL hal fnlle'
.n'l., an, inns losing ~ Withdrawals mor
Nm sis TX 40 M .ye months. and droppM
snrn.iy be.n its situation whch w a M
rta,fn, In bords was elected lot IT fcp.e.
$3.50" rhiu denrcs~cd condition gre
.nlna M, ~ Inc .ilh'day 81 November Wy
~~ur cold reserve had oecn rcdncea ~ s''''os
MI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-19

sot.TH MCALEsrER,I T., May IL
An of the Dawes compassion except
Senator Dawes have arrived in the
city, and viii probably locate perma-
nent headquarters at this place.
The commission, while refusing to
outline the future policy, intimated
thai if will first endeavor to gain the
consent of the Indians to incorporate
towns and cities, giving titles to lots
and real estate, the one thing which
at present most affects commerce and
the non-citizens of the territory.
The policy as outlined by Secretary
Hoke Smith will be to prove to The
Indians the impossibility of perma-
nentlv continuing the present form
of government OF the five civilized
tribes. which is apparent to those who
consider the great difficulty already
experienced. even by an administra-
ton favorable to the enforcement
of the treaties, in preserving for them
she rights guaranteed by the govern
ment. That the time viii soon come
when they will have to change their
present system, and how much better
ii will be for the tribes to negotiate
with the commission in order to per-
feet a plan by which the change VII
be accomplished favOrably to then
rights, rather than by a violent abro
CATION of the treaties and the setting
up by Congress of the desired gov
ernment in the territory.
The chiefs of the various nations
have arranged to meet at an earl!
date in council for the purpose o
protecting their rights, as well as t
treat with the commission.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-19
EVANSVILLE MuTTERINGs.

MANNsvILLE, /. T., May t5.-Your
valued paper comes as a regular Wis
itor again, having been tried by fire
as pure gold from which the dross
has been separated, sparkling with
gems Of thought to enrich the mind.
Mannsville- still holds it's usual
equilibrium, improving steadily.
Our farmers are iubilant over crop
prospects, except oats, they have
suffered some for the want Of rain.
Corn is exceptionally good with fair
stands of cotton which is being now
chopped out and put in good cOndi-
tion.
There was some frost Saturday
night, but did not do any damage.
Weather is now fine.
Miss Myrtle Mann, niece Of Capt.
b. f. Mann, is visiting friends in
Ardmore, also Miss Clara Bryan is
visiting Rev. Godfrey's family in
your city.
Rev. Pipkin and wife took a flying
trip to your city yesterday.
Attorney Lucas has moved to Tish-
omingo to practice his profession.
Our school under the management
of Prof Blankenship and Mrs. Fannie
Sacra is moving along nicely with
good attendance.
Miss Laura Biles, who Is attending
Prof. Mathews music school, spen
Saturday and Sunday at her hons
near Oakland, accompanied by Mis-
Jennie Butt of this place.
Grandma and Grandpa McPeal
are spending few days with friend
mt Tishomingo.
We are glad TO report grandma
health better than usual.
. Mr.. George Biggars, Of your city
who was taken sick ut this plac
and confined to his room for SO long
has so far recovered as TO be able {
be carried home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-19
A Peculiar Case.

A peculiar case was tried before
Judge Thompson at Pauls Valley
last week, a party being charged
with disturbing the peace by moving
into his own property. 1t seems
that the people of a neighborhood
had built a school house on the land
OF a citizen while he was away and
upon his return TO the place, not
liking the action, he turned his cows
into the school house, whereupon
the people had him arrested for dis
turbing the peace. We dld not
learn how the case was decided
Purcell Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-19

Tickets for Houston Reunion go on
sale the 18th, today instead OF 10th
This makes dates of sale 18th, 10th
and 21st, fare $500 from Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-19

Quench your thirst and improve
your health by drinking coca cola at
Cream Bakery. s-i