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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

position press charges that the state
government is conscripting men Tor
the army by means OF the nocturnal
press gang. who go through the streets
OF the city In the remoter sections at
night and seize upon men belonging
to the poorer classes.
Pittsburg, Sept. 13.--Rev. DR.. Samuel
Wakefield. the veteran Methodist MIN
lister. died today at West Newton,
aged 96 years. DR.. Wakefield is said to
be the Oldest Mason and die Oldest
preacher OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. and likely the Oldest OF any
denomination in the world.
Washington, Sept. 13.--The food pro-
duets which Spain exports TO the
United States forms the subject of a
recent report by Consul General Bowen.
He says the average OF these exports
Is about 81, 100000 per year. while the
imports OF American articles into Spain
is about Sls.000,0O0,
New orleans. Sept. 13.-Peter Kier-
nan, editor OF the Evening Telegram,
was found guilty this morning of
criminal libel after a FIVE days trial.
The Objectionable article charged the
district attorneys office with collision
with the liquor dealers In defeating
Sunday law enforcement.
Washington. Sept. l3.--Major Quinn,
engineer In chief of harbor improve
lnents-at sabine Pass. Tex, Ttpfrts
that a channel of 100 feet with depth
OF 10 feet at low water has been at
tained. When work was begun on this
harbor there was less than 1--WE feet
of water, and after the first dredging
was done the channel soon fill ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
DUNRAVEN UPHELD.
ENGLISH PAPERS UNANIMOUSLY
BACK THE LORD.
Claim That He Acted Wisely in Re-
fusing to Sail the Last Race
Mt sandy Hook,

London, Sept 13-The conclusion of
the yacht race for Americas cup fur
nishes the text for articles In all the
London afternoon papers. In general
the press upholds Lord Dunraven in
his refusal to sail over the course yes
terday without the guarantee that 1t
would be kept clear OF excursion steam
ers and other craft. In leader the
Pail Mall Gazette says that the result
IL unfortunate. and that 1t will be de-
plored quite as deeply by sportsmen
in America as by the same class In
England. The article puts the whole
blame for the fiasco upon hindering
steamers. and concludes: But no one
Is to blame who is worth blaming.
We can only hope that arrangements
for further contests OF this character
will be under more satisfactory condl-
tions"
In Its yachting column the Pail Mall
Gazette says: while In our opinion
Defender, under fair conditions would
probably have beaten Valkyrie in at
least three out of FIVE races, we cannot
but regret that Nalkyrle had no chance
of sailing under fair conditions To
say that Defender worthily retained
the cup would be ridiculous. We hope
that the Earl of Duaraven will consent
to sail for the proposed cup of Marble
head, as all are anxious 10 see the COM
pnratlVe merits of the yachts tested;
and may the best boat win. should
Nalkyrle win, which we think is i'm
probable. neither Lord Dunraven nor
anyone else would bother to challenge
again for the Americas cup, which
tho new trophy would replace. Should
the Nalkyrie lose we know that LORD
Dunraven would take his beating like
n spOrImnn.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
LEAGUE
PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS MEET IN
CONVENTION AT York.
short Platform Adopted Endorsing
the Republican state Ticket
Nominated Mt Harrisburg.

York. Pa. Sept. 13-The convention
of state league of Republican clubs
assembled at the opera house here to-
day. An address of welcome was de-
livered by Robert Blair OF New York.
President Everett p. Warren OF Scran-
ton responded.
During the proceedings, Channcey
f. Black OF New York, presidaat OF
the Democratic societies, entered tire
hail and was recognized by President
Warren and escorted to the platform.
President Black was greeted with APP
plause and loud calls for speech.
The ex-lleutenant governor responded
with brief address, in which he spoke
OF the good effect OF the clubs and said
that the visitors were welcome to
York. He paid a high tribute to Ex-
president Harrison as a true American
and made complimentary references to
President Clevelan.
These officers were electd by accla-
nation; Presi0ent, Mayor Everett
Warren; vice presidents, r. II, shindle,
York; a. Wilson Norris Dauphen;
william c. Sproule, Delaware: j.
Hampton Moore, Philadelphia; Isadore
sobel. Erie; John McLark, Allegheny;
George l.. Williams. Philadelphia; re-
cording secretary, r.. N. Randolph;
treasurer, Malone d. Young. Philadel-
phia.
The platform adopted by the league
Is the shortest on record. 1t covers
but half page of typewriter paper
1t congratulates the party on the vlc-
tory last fall and nfIirms its adherence
to the national platform of 1899 and
state platform Of 1895. II endorses the
Republican state ticket nominated at
Harrisburg and urges organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

United States Ship bennington liz
Reported Infected.

San Francisco. Sept. 1s.-The San
Francisco board of health today de-
ciared Honolulu an infected port. The
local quarantine officer was directed to
place all vessels from Honolulu in
quarantine and keep them there uhtll
the ship Is released by the board
Or. Rupert Blue Of the Marine hos
pitnl service In this city has received a
letter from his brother. who Is an en-
sign OF the u. $. S. Bennington, stating
that there has been 1lXe-cagns- nf-aAal--
era among the crew OF the Benning-
ton. one death had resulted
Washington, Sept. i3-Ohlcial con-
firmatlon of the report of the exist ,nce
OF cholera on the u. s. $. Bennington
~ Honolulu was received here today.
The report said there had been two
casos. one fatal, and that FIVE were in
quarantine outside tho harbor at Homo
lulu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
THE DRAFT READY.
PAYMENT OF THE MORA CLAIM
WILL NE MADE TODAY.
Draft win he Made Payable to tn.
Secretary OF state aud Drawn
7 en- london.

Washington. Sept. ls.-The details
for the payment OF the Mora claim
have been definitely arranged and the
draft prepared for the transfer to-
morrow. II will call for the equiva-
lent In English pounds sterling OF
S,iis,000 win be signed by MIR. Dupuy
de LONE as Spanish minister, made
payable TO Mr.. olney as secretary of
state, and will be drawn upon Spain's
financial agent in London.
The loss OF $4,000 from the amount
OF Sl.500.O0O originally agreed upon Is
due to difference between the value OF
the. Spanish pezo and the American
gold dollar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

treasury department as the news OF
the Withdrawals earlier In the day.
There Is confidence that the syndicate
viii keep the amount above the $780,
100000 mark
Those best competent TO judge ex-
press themselves at loss to account
for the increasing demand for gold.
Never before in the history OF the de-
partment. they say, has the financial
condition OF the country contained so
many contradictory elements and
never before have the officers been un-
able TO give an intelllgible forecast OF
what was likely to result from ex-
listing conditions. At this time they
say everything seems going contrary to
general expectations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
MINISTER ~ TnounLE.
Rev holland is ArrniEucd Beror.
Methodist Conference.

Macon. Mo, Sept. l3.-Rev. II. II.
Neland' formerly pastor OF u church
the conference OF the Methodlet church
south. under charges OF gross immor-
AMY today, The committee appoint ID
20 investigate tho case sustained the
charges, and holland took an appeal.
holland Is held responsible FOR the re-
AUCTION from Brunswick NJ a domestic
At his house, Both mother and child
subsequently died. on her death bed
the woman accused holland OF being
the author OF her shame. holland Is a
young man with II wife and child. lie
r. a cousin Of state Treasurer edward
holland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
ARE VISITING NASHVILLE.
Old Soldiers Visit Batueneids ant
Other Interesting Places.

Nashville, Tenn. Sept. I3.-The CITY
Is filled with G. A. X. visitors Who
have stopped on their way from Louis.
vile 10 Chattanooga. Many ladies' are
The battlehelds about Nashville ,ho
Hermitage and other places OF interest
are visited and the @. A. r. vIsItors
are having a good time. Trains fron,
Louisville are damned, many eStra
trains nave been put on and six speclels
nave been sent to Chattanooga over The
NASHVILLE; Chattanooga and st. Louis
today and tonight. 4-Vu'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

The Gazette Mandolin club. COM
posed OF Charles Ashley, W. p. Nc
and Roy b. Simpson, leader. FURNISH
ed some excellent music at the Ca
zette ofiice last night. The club should
nave been on hand in the early prrt
OF the evening TO play at the Gazette'a
prevented. iSeS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
BOB is NOW KICKING
HE WANTS A FINGER IN THE FL
NANCIAL PIE,


New York, September la.--Bob Fitz-
simmons in an interview In a morning
paper declares that he will not step
into the ring at Dallas unless he is as
sured of $4,000 interest in the Eidoio.
scope scheme. He says that Joe Ven
dis, manager OF the Florida Athletic
club; William a, Brady and corbet,
have sold the right to open the ma
chine at the ring and that he is enlit-
led TO share OF the profits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
ON THE RACE TRACK


AZ A Pittsburg-ristssurg. 4; ciucin.
Is At Notwithstanding, 8; Chicago.
At Washlngton--Was hinqto, 4.
Brooklyn, 3. Second game. WI u
ton. S; brooklyn. 3. ""sn'ig-
New York, 10. '''a' Isl
~ Baitlmore-Baltimore. s: Boston
Z; Second game; Boston. 10; Baitimore
IS, " CLEVELAND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

louisville, Ky. Sept. 1a-s,x o.,
longs; Tom Elmore won, Fnyats tur-
ond; Rob Martin third. Time ~ sec
-Four and a half furlonrs. NJ -
u. won. Gasparone second. -IYa .,stie
C, third Time. Sc s-4. Judith
Mile and 20 yards; Tom sayrs 49,.
Time. i.ii. third.
SIX fafionss: Loretta won: prv,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

springheld, Ills. Sept l3.-Governor
Sanitseid and his military star will leave
Sn'.iago next Monday on a special train
y, IN .ne IIhneis Central for Chattanooga
~ a., .'end the dedication September is
nattiehelds TO the Illinois regirnerts
ph5itlSlpating In the battle. Governor
ENlgeId VIII deliver an nrntInr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
Do You Ds,|

81 That the great ia
1ne American An nstiss,s
ney Disease!
Very few men 4. \
won women have psrisct M
pla you know thi,l
a. Ana a did you ii, \
THAT there is but o.. I
known to science ~
great trouble: War;, /!
Cure9
ou nave peculi,, U
in the back, d .,',,j
else in the body tA,'
oily Come from dI,o.,]
Kidneys If you d, !
sickly and do not kD,']
use the chances n !
kidney trouble. !
When the great mi 4.
cure for this is 50 sasl,'
tanned, are you, ps,h.'
wasting tine and runsl'
great risk if you do n
cure it,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
Mromrs Ann INoMnAsixa.
Report Mnde From the Manchester
District, England.

Washington, Sept ls.--Accordlng to
report furnished the state depart
ment by Consul Grnnell. the declared
exports from the Manchester, England,
district TO the United states for the
year ended August 81, last, amounted
TO Ms,VohJlS against sItlS,li6 for the
previous year. The two periods lrCc-
tlcally cover respectively The first year
OF operation OF the Wilson tariff and
the last of the Mckinley law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Washington, Sept l3.-The following
reports have been received at the sur
geon generals Office at tie marine hos
pital office.
At Osaka. Hloga, Japan for the two
weeks ending August /, there were
7O76 cases OF cholera and nj deaths
At Kobe, Hioga, for the week ending
August II, there We're GAG cases and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
WAS ROASTED ALIVE
Sensational Account Given of IN.
Death OF Bustamente,

san Francisco. Cal, Sept ia loco,
paper prints a sensational story stat.
ing mat tlorencio Hustamente. The
rendered TO the authorItiss sur
Libertad by the captain OF the civ "a q,
sydney, was seized at La Iihar,a a a
saturated with coal oil and roastaS
awe The statement is made in ne
same paper that Bustamente was s,,r
rendered upon the order OF the Amer,-
can consular agent at La I.ibertad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
Killed In a Quarrel

~ Loy xady Tex, Sept. ls.-tspeeial,-
zoe Robinson. white, ana Nathan lee
negro had row about n stake ron s,
l ms,sn t,ssai,sd in Lee being shot and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
ONE WET AND ONE DnY.
Results in Collin County Voting
precincts

Mckinney, Tex. Sept. 13.-(speclal)
Lick Prairie voting precinct in this
COLLIN county went wet yesterday
by four majority
Lebanon school district also in this
county, went dry In a local option com
test by a good majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
THE GAzErrE FORT WORTH TEXAS a. 1880

mia second: Little Annie third. Time.
LII 1-2.
Gentlemen riders. one mile: Green
witch won; Major Tom second. Jersey
Bird third. Time, 1:lg.
Five furlongs; Lucille II. won; Mike
Kelly second: Elwyn third. Time,
1903
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

mon nahsas City. Sept. 13--wnliam Can
wen-known throughout The ''i nou NJ,
s sI a man OF wealth. has been missin9
s snue Monday He has been sufferinss
TO- I'm malaria and fears are entertained
,oe nus safety, lie had consIderabIe
'"ohey about him when last seen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
Smoke fnr Ercr sIl,nr

Paris, Tex. Sept. is--(spccial )-fIon
]. w, llailey spoke for two ana n half
hours at the opera house today in be-.
half Of free silver About two hundred
people were present. His speech was
wsli received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

New York, Sept, IA special to the
World from Rochester, \, Y, says;
Mrs, l.. II. Yoemans OF Oneida, sister
OF President Cleveland, In an interview
says the president would not accept n
third term. She adds that he Is OPP
posed TO third term Ideas altogether.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
nAvAons ny WOLVES.
Cattle Firm oners Reward for Each
Wolf Killed.

Del Rio, Tex. Sept. is.-(speeIal)--
The wolves are making such deprcda-
tons on stock that ranchmen are be-
coming alarmed. One big cattle Arm
offers 81 Ga head for each wolf killed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

TN noraon, Tex, Sept. 3.-tspee,al,-
dnc,.la r2traeted Baptist meeting con-
r wc,n mere by John Keyger and II
ii,s secsss 'closed.last night. with nifty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
WAS DApLS INQUIRED .
Lost Doth Feet While rrying to
hoard a Train.

Bridgeport. Tex, Sept. i3.--(speclal)
Mrs. Langston OF bowie in getting
on the train at this place tonight was
thrown Under the car and both feet
badly mangled. Amputation Will be
necessary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Engineer Meets with n Serious Acoi-
dent at wichita Falls.

Wichita Falls Tex, Sept. 13.-(Spec-
ial)-Joe b. Bryant, engineer, late OF
Dallas. was badly scalded by an ex-
plosion at an Ice factory tonight. He
may recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Washington. Sept. is.-An original
pension has been Issued 70 John Me-
Donald. Alvarado. johnson county,
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Anyleton. Tex, Sept. i3.-(specialA-
t lis precinct went dry at today's ulee-
ton. only thirty Votes againAt prohibl-
ton halnT cast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

. Stf@Nttcs fanu1.~
OF flowers that Frightened 81
ened the entire office, su,1 \
brance is gratefully chsfishlS
A hit of Personal lll.i.y.
X. NJ. Van zandt, Sam e.,
II. overton and John Ham, 4
the Fort Worth DemocFaf /, y
lo11. j. w. Cleveland va, M
tor, which position he mia ~
a year, when he was succeedsli'
ID. Templeton. In January, IA
b. b. Paddock bough, ths n.
and assumed entire contr1l |,
Capt. Paddock began he tr.i.
of a daily, which was soon mn
In 1881 the daily was rs-essl
since which date Fort Worth M
been without a live daily pare
The life of the Gazette rr6tsr
however, in 1889, when the slgs y
nal Publishing company. NV
management OF Mr.. George 3. ID
bought the Democrat-AagAta
changed Its name to the Ton 4
Daily Gazette. And the GAIT.
from that day to this, st b.
for daily newspaper enterpfiN 4 1
Texas. Every improvement u Y
quence In the newspaper vii |
been promptly introduced b. u
zette. Seven Mergenthalef typ Z
machines are used In It's trs,1
room, and 1t Is printed BY
perfecting press OF the best II
all Of It's machinery being o5en-
electrical power.
The following Is the roster Q. Y
zette's working force;
EDITORIAL DEPARTnkN
Managing Edltor-E. Q. slhis
Night Editor-N. C. Plckafdi
city Edltor-Davld @. Ray
Railroad Edltor-H. A. NeEi1;|
Reporters-C. G. Young
r. l.. Barnet;
w. b. Whitman.
b. NJ. Jackson;
Agricultural Editpr-W. L ~,
Society Editor-Mrs. NJ. ., De3|
Dallas Bureau-Hngh fiiigHl
Austin Bureau-A. @. DaHSp'
Waco Bureau-A. +. selut
Tyler Bureau-R. l.. Roberts,
Associated Press operalor-h
MILAN.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
General Managers. R. WILL
Circulation Manager-c n WI
City Advertislng--c. W. hoeet
Advertising Department "tl
Il. Hull;
Bookkeeper-H. $. Manuel
Bookkeeper, Circulation-h ~
Cashier-Blanch Merrill:
Stenographer--J. NJ. BAH
Office Boy-E. S. Goodner;
Porter-Dee Davis.
MAIL ROOM,
Chief Clerk-Roy B. Simpson
Il. Bowen;
/. j. Stockett;
NJ. Jarvis.
John Tanning.
PRESS ROOM
Pressman--J. Il. Wilson, ~.
Assistant Pressman-.A, ~ ~
Englneer-J. o. Stockeif
Heipers-Frank Rowan;
Joe Starr. ,,r,-
sTEREoTYPING DEPAR1A''''
Stereotyper-H. L. Trotis,i
Assistants-Thomas Bronn'
Thomas Blair.
COMPOSING ROOF
Foreman-E. NJ. Lamont ~,
Night Assistant Foreman
Drake; :, uAs.
Day Foreman-W, II; Ms'
Bankman-Will Boaruip11
Galley Boy-Joe Ellls: p.j,ri
Linotype operators-h' ?
ID. d. Kennedy, j
II. NJ. Price, y
Lee Daniels.
Ludlow Daniels,
VIII Lady,
ID. p. Baker,
A. j. Webster.
II. h. Clair,
d. b. Clark.
II. Y. Kirkpatrick -
Advertisement Men, .
Frank Gorsuch:
John Blake;
w. o. Stlllman. rr,;n'
Machinist-D. Charles ctrlx
Night Machinlst-Ernes'' ,,,ts.
'Assistant-clifford cunn'A
PROOF ROOM .,.s,...
Proof Reader-Hec. A s.sss',-gl
Assistant PROOF
whitman. INA.
CITY cIRcuLAI'N
d. T. Gopher.
A. w. Key;
j. W. Key;
II. Key:
]. II. Dunlayey;
Charles Clark;
II. c. Taylor:
j. w. Gable;
Lloyd Stalcup'
r. IL. McDill;
Kirk Holland;
Edwards; :,
George Hall. ,,.sfSIail''
TRAVELLING REPhl''
NJ. f. Hindeman'
c. II. Daniel;
]. Linn I.add;
r. l.. Mellon. 49,
SAINT. r r. .,,,. VS. Z ~
nranh,m. TEX, SEPT. r. ,.s.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-11
4 PitiruI sishs.

y vast cruwi -of curiosity seeker
c"ng7egated around tue depot yester-
day. attracted ~ rhe presence of an
unfortunate insane fellow creature.
II Was pitifUi sight His b-yshcr
and friends had brought him frnn the
haTen. End We're taking him 10 an
asylum in Texas. From Mr.. Baker, "a
brother Of the unfortunate man, il
WIS learned "a. the cause oT the mis-
iortu'e was m being thrown Gom a
horse and dis g-ed a considerable dis
lance he was severely injured. AZ is
only Al times that ne Shows signs oi
insanity. aud ii is believed that care
fa' Treatment viii >ooa permanently
restore him tr hi, former s.3i.
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\ petition j. n.iag c;-cu;atrl ou
o. u,:. S.-tet, asking the hoapr:bie
Judge H. this district who ever I.a
MAY bet - apppojat and io,ate d
United states cuia,.iSSioner 9t TIM
place. Marietta Is entitled o. ir.
from the fact that sl.e T. ona cG rIo
best towas iu tn Territory, and a-
Purcell. Paul. Valley a.1 ArlmOr-
layc court, Marietta 81 Jj LOUDLY
- have = cOr1m;SSina ~ r.. t.iaEC
ly relation tuat Marietta htS had for
AIdmo-r ia III. past should Guarantee
"a tls her f1ll >tren myth. W nave a.
wa done oar a IS Is Ariia--t 1la
now she can repay us hy Giving her
assistance in this instance. N'r viii
have committee ia Arducrr ia a
few daVs io confer with them on this
important question. anu W hope and
trust that she VIII ~ d--,;s =. -.
our hou~ of need. Marietta star.
Come io our opening Thursday
mOrn,t.-,. i9rch ~. fraastur, Eros.
Ta- nome of J. vs.. i;an.,< was made
happy saturday night I'll lhr advent
ri bouncing BABY hey. .gulatiun
weight and all w.'l.
Il y..,j wish Ycur jc..e|vs "r silver
var nisc., engraved. purchase =dmc
af rl. ana thr engraving Wiii c,~t Vru
actnile. : ';1va au artist il ttat
i'.ic. 3. y. Park-r. 'i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-11

U Iu those wanting anything in
he nursery line let me SLY, I viii sell
you Fruit Trees. Shade Trees. Grape
Vines. Roses. EycrgrCen-, Berries uf
rli Kinds. a. anything else kept IN q
a-st-class nursery, for les, money than
anv man here. or ever has been here.
rg- See me and get prices before
buying. Respectfully.
T. a.. BRIpGMAS.
West Main ~. Ardmore. ], Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-11

Mr.. J. 5. B. Apilos and his bride
arrived home yesterday afternoon. i
very large crowd awaited them at TIM
depot. eager TO catch a glimpse OF
kentucky's f-;r daughter who has
cast her lot among US. The couple
entered q car. iage and were at once
driven hoinc. Where a quiet family
dinner W. set. The ARDNoREiTE,
with IL many friends or tlc happy
c'upie Wi-he- hem n long, happy aud
usciui lie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-11
THE TWlGE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC,
SPECIAL OFFER.
Good Only Until March 5Ist, 1895.

Send TWO new subscribers With twu
dollars and get one year free.
send four new subscribers with fuir
dollars and receive the paper tvp
years without cost.
.'Uo you know a good thing when
YOU SEA IT. "A word 20 the wise Is sur
ficlent." Address THF REPUBLIC,
81. Louis, Mh.
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At the residence u IT. b. Johnsoa
last night, Rev. c. Stubblefeld onici.
ating, W. c. Clark 10 Miss \. ]. How
eth, both OF this city.
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go 5n MIS- NcNmnc, for frs class
drs@sm9SiHg "a Mr.. 1obn HaSg-r's.
West Main street. ai-ff
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Come go oGr opcuia4 THURSDAY
mo- ing. March H. Frankfurt Bros.
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H9a. \. 9. CrLce returned nom
Washington YESTERDAY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-11

Gct your paints, oils ard walI lapes
~ H. Corner Drug store. iFf
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ihfr""er@ no services q tha Com
herlaEd PreSbvtcrian church Yesterday
owing to t5e Illness Of fhc pastor.
t'ev. J. z. Aubrey. Tie j. better to-
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ARnNoRE - IEALDTON

VAIL PASSENGER AND EMPRESS LINZ.
Makes the tt'p from Ardm0re to
H.Iidtou 10y the way 81 Lone Grove
ud Hewitt. daily. Connection 'n4dt Al
iF.s ldt.n fer Duncan.
Leav Ardmore daiiy nt 1.51 e. %.
and refurning arrives here ~ 2 .. m.
la.c- .l sherman Hotel
". O.. ClNNiSG- prop
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Emnit Austin, young man. was
arrested yesterday afternoon charged
WITH throwing a rock at the south
bound passenger train as II was leav-
'nE ihe wards .. tue company. lie
CAV" in appearance H-hd lor Tuesday
"''cli ''Mini~>i"rsr Scout viii du the
ba'auce
ton't 1. oHF uroning Thursday
morning, A1'eA ~ Frankfurt irnS.
'yN'a-c1iai We D--i OF drinks. at
Cream bakery. -fyy