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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
BODY OF ISAAC GRAY LIES IN STATE
Funeral Train Reached Union City Ind,
Yesterday

Union City, Ind, Feb. 22.-The GRAY
funeral train arrived here at IL O'Clock.
thousands were at the depot when the
train reached here. Business was sus-
pended and nearly all the buildings are
draped. The casket containing the re-
mains was carried to Cadwallader' s
opera house and placed on a bier. At IL
O'Clock two lines OF people, each two
squares in length, were waiting to view
the body. They came in from all the
neighboring towns. Nine hundred school
children. each carrying flag, were in
attendance at the services at O'Clock.
The Rev. Mcdonald delivered the SER
mon. Throughout the day the services
were solemnly impressive
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
SHE KILLED HER BRUTAL FATHER
Aggravated Homicide in a Town of West
Virginia.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. 20.-Cordelia
Hill, residing at Rippon, shot her father,
Robert Hill, yesterday Her father was
numerically chastising one of his sons,
who tore away and ran to his mother
for protection. The father then beat
the mother, throwing her to the floor
and choking her. The daughter ran in
with revolver placed it near the back
of her fathers head and fired. Death
was instantaneous. An indictment for
murder was found against the child a
few hours after the homicide.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
Jumped the Track

Huntington, w. Va, Feb. 1S.-An en-
CINE and two coaches of the passenger
train on the Norfolk & Western railroad
jumped the tracw seven miles west of this
city at a. m. today. John Adkins, of
Wayne county, was killed outright An
unknown lady from Paolska, Mich, was
struck on the head, and is dying Engi-
neer jackson and Fireman GAM are seri-
ously injured.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
SHOT AND KILLED HIS COMPANION
arthur Isitt Ended the Life OF Seven
Year.Old Charles Rose

Walla Walla, Feb. 22.-At IL o'clock to-
day Charles, the 6-year-old son of T. j.
Rose, merchant of this city, was shot In
the head and killed by Arthur Isitt, a 49,
old boy. Isitt used 22-caliber rife. Va
rious versions are given as to the inten-
tions of Isitt He says he shot him acct
dentally. but companion says that Isitt
mad threatened Rose several times during
the morning. 1sitt bears a bad reputa-
ton. He is In the county jaiI and will
have a hearing tomorrow. The father
and mother of Rose are in the east and up
to a late hour their address had not been
found.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
FIRE DID NOT MOVE THE MISER
Refused to Give Up Ills Money, Though
Frightfully Tortured.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Feb. 22-William
Walsh, a miser, was called out of bed this
morning by five masked men, at the point
OF pistols. who attempted to make him
divulge the hiding place of his money.
He refused and they set fire to his hair
and beard burning them off, and burned
his body with a redhot poker He still
refused and they placed his feet over a
fire and roasted them. Upon his still re-
fusing they beat him into insensibility
and escaped
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
FIVE THOUSAND WERE VICTIMS
No Exaggcration in the Stories OF Armen.
ian Massacres

ST. Louis. Feb. 20.-The st. Louis Re
public has received additional particu-
lars of recent atrocities in Armenia
from Mooshir Pasha, an eye witness.
The report comes from Moosh, Asia
Minor, by secret messenger through
the territory of the sultan. Five thous-
and people are known to have persisted
from the bodies actually counted.
After Father Bedoas had been killed.
his body was cut in pieces and fed to
the dogs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
ROUGH AND TUMBLE FIGHT STOPPED
Republican Convention in Chicago Mixed
Up-Swift for Mayor

Chicago, Feb. 2l.-In the republican city
convention today trouble arose over ere
dentials. Delegates armed themselves
with canes and chairs and pounded each
other generally and Unfortunately. The
battle lasted quarter of an hour. result
ing in many bad bruises and sadly bat
tered hats. The police interfered and
stopped the row.
George b. Swift was nominated for ma
yor by reclamation. He acted as mayor
after Harrison's assassination and until
the present mayor was chosen.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
SOUTHERN HUNTERS PERISH
Bodies of an Entire Party Found I'm
Louisiana.

New Orleans. Feb ga party of hunt
ers have been found where they were
frozen to death in the recent spell of
cold weather, 10 miles below the CITY.
Richmond. KY, Reh, S2-Two farmers
were frozen to death near Pound Gan
IN Cumberland mountains. last week
while feeding stock,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
Frozen 10 Death in Louisiana.

New Orleans, Feb. 22.-Among the cas-
ualties of the snow storm was the death
of a hunting party in the woods of ALI
ance plantation, Is miles below New Or
leans. They had been frozen to death
In kneelIng attitude
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01

Philadelphia. Feb. 22-Three Belgians.
who arrived on the steamer Pennsylvania
from Antwerp, have been detained by the
officers on the charge of violating the con-
tract labor law. They were on their way
to work for the iron mills at Kewanee. III
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
SENATORIAL BALLOT.
IDAHO MAY LOSE ONE SENATOR
Chances Are That None viii BE Elected
to Succeed Shoupe.

Boise, Feb. T.-Sunday has passed
without any change in the senatorial
situation. Sweets lieutenants deny
emphatically that anything has oc-
CURED or can occur to make Shoup's
election possible. Speaker Cozier has
received a dispatch from Senator Du-
bois stating that eastern papers are
publishing the statement that the Idaho
legislature passed a resolution favoring
gold bond issue. This is gross SLAM
der. All resolutions passed or intro
duced on national financial questions
have been for free coinage and against
bond issues.
1t seems that some very clever lobby
work is being done in the interest of a
bill validating incorrect acknowledge
ments The ground of appeal, which is
perfectly sound, is that great number
of deeds are invalidated but the real
purpose is to validate great number of
mortgages in Latah county held by a
Dutch company. The people want the
matter let alone for the present. as the
blunder made by the mortgage compa-
ny seems to give them time, and "A
chance to pull out. The Statesman ad-
vises the Legislature to divide the in
valid deeds and let the mortgages alone
for the present.
EVERY VOTE NEEDED.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE silver men
in the senate say it is of the utmost i'm
portance that Idaho should elect a SEN
ator. If there is a vacancy 1t means
loss to the silver-fighting strength,
which is essential in the next senate.
Senator Teller of Colorado, leader of
the silver men. said today that the cause
of silver was greatly injured by the
failure of Idaho to send another sena-
tor to help in the struggle Of the next
senate.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01

THE IDAHO COUNTY FREE PRESS is one OF
the only seven papers in the state OF Idaho to
which a guaranteed circulation rating Is ac-
corded in the edition OF the American News
paper Directory for 1894 The correctness Of
the rating is guaranteed by 500 forfeit,
offered BY the publishers of the Directory, TO
any person who viii show that The circulation
of the paper is not correctly stated.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-03-01
NO BREAK IN EITHER'S FORCES
Shoup and Sweet Poll the Same Old Vote
in Idaho.

Boise, Feb. 20.-Despite the prophe-
cles TO the contrary, the vote for SEN
ator To-Day showed no change. 1t was:
ohoup 10 Sweet 10, Clagett Is. 1t does
not now seem probable that there will
be any change this week. The claim
emanates from some Sweet sources that
the populists will vote for him tomor-
row or Saturday. 1t is not believed
that there is any possibility of this. hut
IL Is the only apparent basis for the be-
ilet sometimes expressed that Sweet
VIII be elected. The situation appears
10 De SIMPLY that the election of Shoup
involves a disruption of the 10. but the
~ VIII hang together so long as the
nope or Sweets election is held out
WIN Saturday now promised as the
DAY on which Sweet will certainly get
the populists. it is not likely change
can be brought about until next week.
unless the promise of getting the popu-
list forces be made good. which is al
together improbable. If not entirely i'm
possible.
IN THE LEGISLATURE.
The contest between Alturas and I.o-
gan counties is settling down into
out of the territory. The Blaine county
Dill with HALEY as the county seat will
be permitted to go through. The bill
creating Lincoln county with Shoshone
as the county seat will follow. The line
between the counties will follow the di-
visions between Camas creek and Ma
lad river.
President Mills got another oppor-
tunity to cast vote today. 1t was on
the Dewey bill to reduce the liquor Ii
cense in cities and towns of more than
100 inhabitants from $500 to $500 per
year and in towns and villages of less
than 100 Inhabitants and for taverns,
or hotels more than three miles from
any incorporated village, to 500 per
year. The presidents vote killed the
bill The committee of the wbefo had
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-14
FOR THE LADIES.
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aud YOU can save every year 1u these
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Subscribe at Qnrc for the Twice-a:
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If you want a package % sample
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In the Unifed Slntes Court In The
Iudlau Territory, TlIiri- judicial
Division. March Term ista
4. G. Weldy, xiRlntld,
W. W. Weidy, Dsfendant.
The defendant, W. W. Weldy, u
warned % appear In this Court In
thirty DAYS and answer the con-
plaint OF The plziHtif r &. Weldy.
Witness the Hon. Chas- B. stuart.
Judge of said court. and the seal
lsah
lsEALl jos w. PIIILLTFs. Clerk,
=. l. GARKETT, nepnty.
Ruht. r Ire, Attorney.
!. NJ King, attorney Tor non-residant
defendant. elm
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Mr.. Tucker. Brother, Here.

{. T. Levi. accompanied by two
br"ther> arrived In the city this
morning from their homes iu Collin
coun,y Texas Tncy are brothers L.
the late Mrs VI. VI. TucNrr. wliu to-
getaer with her husband and three
children was a victim ia the holocaust
last week, 2 full report uf which has
heretofore been givrn. and are here
for tiic purpr>c ni fully investigating
the horrible affair They a.e intelli-
gent hne app,aring aud well 10 do
citizens uf Collin cnunty. To repor-
ter the gentleman lir~t named ex-
pressed firm conviction that the
family had been murdered and he
hopes to bc able 60 lind some clue
whereby the guilty party or parties
may bc brought u Justice. They left
this morning for the scene Of the hap
pening.
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WARNING ORDER

In the United States court IN the
Indian Territory, Third Judicial d.
vision.
March term, lsa5.
VIM. NJ. Lee. plaintiff,
"
Queenie Lee defendant.
The defeadan Qlleenie Lee, Is warny
ed 10 appear Ia this court In thirt-
days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. VIM. n. Lee.
Witness the Hon. Chas- y. Stuart,
Judge Of said court, and the seal there
Of this 3ith day Of January. leSaS.
SEAL Jos W. pHILIrSN Clerk
:. l. GAKETT. Dcputy.
Lcdbetter \ Hlecfspes attorneys.
O. W. Pstchell attorney for non-res
idcnt defendant. - I'm
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WAHNING ORDER.

In the United States court In The
Indian Territory. Third Judicial
Division.
March term lSaI.
Jennie McCOrd. plaintiff,
-
Albert G.. McCOrd. defendant.
The defendant Albert q. McCurd, iS
warned 20 APPEAR in this court ~
thirty DAYS aud answer the complaint
~ the plaintiff, Jennie Met ord
Witness the Hon. CliaS. Is. Stuart.
Judge ~ said court. and the sal there
of this - dav % January iSl5.
l>EAIl Ju~. ". PflrLfT-s. Clerk
:. l.. GAEt.rT. Deputy
Campbell Fowler \ krndrick. at
turneys H. %. Brown attorney for
nonresident defendant. -
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"a .~z<.fsrssN, Feb. IS.--SecretafF'
,,oro Smith today made public the
,,rentg-sfxth annual report of the
'' 'r,rding the purchase of the supplies /
sor the Indians, the report says prices
.sorp surprisingly low last spring. .
rho contract business was divided be- !
.,rean New York and Chicago. The |
commissioners can not see that any T!
thing was gained BY this arrange
ment, and 4ay lhe divisioa OF work
iovolye> considerable increase of ex-
penses.
..Fhe grapaic picture drawn by Sena-
.o, Dawes. of the sad state of affairs
;o this territory. occupied and owned
nv The five civilized tribes. was" the
report says, ITO many a new revelation
These Indians have So often been
held ND as models of civilization, con-
dur,ing a wise S@lf-gcyernment, sup
Do,ting their own schools and courts of
iuStice. and enjoying all the comforts
of ,l1me life. that il was surprising TO
heal that the courts and legislative
bodies are utterly corrupt: that the
nubiic school system is primitive and
inefficient: that the lands belonging
10 the whole people by treaty rights
are 10 a large extent absorbed by a
few enterprising halt-bTeeds, who
have gained complete control and pay
no attention TO the welfare of the
great majority Of the people: that
rrimc goes unpuniShed and that the
white people who have settled N the
territory have no protection. But all
this had long been familiar story ia
us. We have repeatedly called atten-
ton to the deplorable facts
The suggestion is made that con-
greSS exercise its sovereign right and
take control of affairs there. The
commissioners say the policy of allot-
ting Indians land in sevcralty iS work
ing well, and that undel it individual
India Is are slowly learning lessons O'
independence and self-reliance. but
ItglSidtibII - iCS''iilt al @AldCN " pAS
tie sale of intOXicantS to these In
dians. and to reimburse the states ful
revenue lost through these lands be
ing non-taXable.
Education is reported as progress
ing steadily among the Indians, arc
nclosing the commission recommend
the application of the civil service
law to the Indian service.
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o. E. Lancaster. of Chickasha, |. T..
was yesterday made the happy recip-
lent of diploma from the Indianola
Business College, having completed
the business course in just three
months. He left on the early train
this morning for home, carrying with
him the esteem and best wishes ~
the entire Guilty, as we'll as host OF
other friends.
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NOTICE

CHICKN~Aw NATGuS,
Indian Territory.
To f.. ID. kingSland'
You are hereby nutiiied that I viii
sell az public auction at the livery
stable Of Fryhack 4 Frost. In the
town OF nougherty. Chicka~aw Ma
tion. /. T.. ON tue I'd day % February.
lsa5. NJ the hour II O'Clock p. On. on
said DAY. certain bay Clydescale
stallion, about 10 years old. about i6t
hands high said horSe will b.
sold for cash In hand. 10 pay a feed
bill on said horse in favor of Fryb7ek
X Frost and the expenses % this sale
r. y. HILL,
Constable 3rd judicial Division.
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WARNING ORDER

In the United states Court In th,
Indian Territory, Third Judicial ID
vision.
March term, lseJ.
r. 4. Vincent. plaintiff,
-
Sarah 4. Vincent. defendant.
The defendant, sarah \. Vincent,
warned 90 appear In this court IN
thirty DAYS and answer the cJu.pl7ilt
uf the plaintiff. T. A. Vincent.
Witness the Hon Chas. Is. stuart
Judge uf said court. and the Sca
thereof this 80 day uf Jan. lsai.
f~EALl Jos. ". Phillips, clerk
:. l. Garrett, deputy
Campbell, Fowler s kendrick, stt0r'-
~. ~. Brown. attorney for non
resident defendant. -
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Rufe Scivdlly returned yesterday
afternoon from Kansas City, where he
had been with shipment Of cattle
Tor the oil mills. i,e reports our
weather here quite Spring-like a
compared with that with which he
nad 10 deal while gone.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court IN the In
dian Territory. = hird judicial Div
i~iun. March term. fh15.
George Dcrfcid, l'laintir,
"
Johnnie nerficid. Defendant.
The defendant. Johnnie DcTaeld. is
warned 10 appear In this curt Ia
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff. t'cCrgr Derficld-
Witness the Hon. Chls. Is. StnHrt
Judge 81 said court. aud the seal there
of this 3-th day 81 January. 1896.
lsEALl jos. v. THlLLIfs. Clerk.
:. l.. GAuHEIT, lcTuty.
R0bt. T. Lee. attorney.
y. Wolfe, attorney for nonresident
defendant. J0-im
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-14

Remember Pinafore Friday night
and in doing 50 rememberthec cause f..
which il is given and that it will be
the crowning feat of local talent in
its efforts to please.
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Notice.

Ar1more Chapter No. II. Roya
Arch AiaSons III -e,s in hal ia Masonic
Temple this evening at O'Clock
Work in tt,e n. F. ". and r. \. d.
grces. AL cr'n nlahions are requcsteH
10 he present. Visiting cumpauiou.
are cordia.iA invited 10 meet with Is
I'll. CoKNELIUS. e.. III. BRUCE.
Sec'y. H. |
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Ivisou Keel win Die

From b. c. BileS. of Lebanon, who
is in the city. it is learned that DrS.
Ligon and Ctrson, Of that neighbor-
hood, have Abandoned all hoR2 of the
recovery Of Ivison Keel. the lndian
who wds Shot last fall by Deputy Cha>.
Burns and posse. while attempting
the release of some. prisoners which
they had under arrest.
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STANDARD .orrox IT ATTRACTIONS

-
Through trains twice each day from
Fort Worth. Plano. Greeuyille. Sher-
man, White wright, Wolfe City. sui
phur Springs, Waco. Hillsborn. COrsi-
cana. Tyler. PittSburg. and TcXar-
kama To Memphis. Tenn, making
close connections at. Memphis for the
Old States, aud at TexarkIna making
close connections for ST. Louis ana
cthe north via IT l.. /. NJ. & ; Rv.
Pullman sleeping coach service from
the above cities for Memphis via COT
ton Belt Route" and for st. Louis viz
ST L. |. NJ. & :. Ry. from Texarkana.
Through Pullman SlcepcrS from san
Antonio To Memphis via International
x Great Northern railway. Tylef ana
Cotton Belt ls0ut :.
Close connections 10 receive ana
deliver passengers in Texas as follows:
Gfeenville with the VI. X, & II. and
Texas Midland railway: Plano wit h
the Ii. X T. c. railway: Fort Worth
with the Fl. Y ID. c: Ft. w. & X. 6:
=. c. & :. r: T. x p. ALWAYS. Biz
Sandy with theT. & j. Dy., Tyler
with the /. & g. y. Ry: Corsicdnl
with the H. x T. G I;y: Wac9. vii d
the NJ. X X T. and :. \. X \. +. Rv;
Mc'iregor with the tt> G. IS. +. Ry'
.;All Texas railways sell tickets via
tue ''COi ton bsit Rnut.' ask then
and >ecn,e the accommodations ano
qlick1 tim" offered by the ~ line
GINNING solid trains from IAAaS q
Memphis. y -. i.l IuirieS answered
pronp. p.Ly.by 81. EAENER-
~. ~-~eS. .P.A" 'rtier. Tex =
}: 4. GLIsSaN. :
FIE%S@,& L..4- ri,.1.i X f,.lE.
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WARNING ORDER.
g.. W. MalIoney. plalntllI. ]

Geo. ". Maloncy, plaintiff,
-
Frank Burtlick. defendant.
The defendant Frank burdics u
warned 20 appear In this Court. NstE
in thirty days and answer to the cum
plaint 0f the plaintiff. Geo- W. MahC
ueY.
fIiif- s0th dav 80 Ian. ISIS.
Moran S-utt. ". =. Commissioner
a M.a.rat attorney fur nonresident
defendant.
Rennle y Mcclure. att0rneys foi
p.aintif.
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WARNING ORDER

In the United states cuuFt in the
Indian Territory, Third Judicial Di
vision.
March term, lsns
May Stansel, plaintiff,
-
Thomas Stanscl. defendant.
The defendant Thomas Stan~cl. J.
warned to appear In tIis court 10
thirty days and answer the complaint
uf the plaintiff. May StanSel.
Witness the Hon. Chas H. Stuart
Judge Of said court. and the sca
thereof this - day % Jan. lsp5.
SEAL Jos. W. Phillips, Clerk,
:. l.. Garrtt. nCputy.
Dick * Brown. attOrutys.
Irhn Mcclure. attorney for ECL
resident defendant.
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WARNING ORDER.
In the United States Court in the In
dian Territory, Third Judicial Div
iSinn. March Term 1893.

iSiOn. March Term 1888.
w. J. Jones, Plaintiff,
".
Callic Jones, Defendant. J
Tho defendant, Callie Jones, is
warned TO appear in this court in
thirty days. and answer the COM
plaint Of the plaintiff. W. J. Jones.
Witness the Hon. Chas. b. stuart,
judge Of sad c1art. and tn sal
thereof this l4th day OF February,
lSgI.
ISEAL1 JOS. w. PHILLIPS, Clerk,
:. l.. GARRETT, deputy.
Robt. f. Lee, attorney.
|. NJ. King attorney for nonresident
defendant.
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HARDY & sCAIFE,

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
RTOffice over City Drug Store
Ardmore. /. T.
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udl < D0wleS W .Sh to inform
their patrons that they will still con
tinue to flrDiSh their cuStolaerS first
class meats and still soiicig,. agreein-
TO give Satisfa, tiOn TO ali redsona'I
parties. Jothstowh leat Market.
Court street.
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NOTICE.

All parties having
wood or other timber
for the purpose Of sale
will call on 7. B. John
son, my deputy at
Ardmore, and pay the
tax.
RICHARD McLlSH,
{. Timber Agt. @. N.
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YARNING ORDER.

In tho United States Court In the
Indian. Territory. Third JEdicia
Division. March term, 1885
Dora Riggs. Plaintiff.
~.
Reuben Rigs Defendant
The defendant, Reuben Riggs L
warned 10 appear In this court IN
thirty days and answer the complaint
- the plsintin. IAora Riggs.
Witness the Hon. Chas- b. Stuart
Judge of said court. and the seal
thereof, this eud. day Of January.
irtS.
jos. W. PIILLIrs. Clerk.
SEAL :. L GAERE1T. Deputy.
Randcll < Woods. Attorneys
John g.. Flcmings. attorney for non
resident defendant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-14

The John ;. Lindsay Dramatic com
pany opened its engagement AT the
Haven last night To good SiLct audi
encc. The piece was "lngomar
which was well staged and properly
co,tumrd. John :. Lindsay in the
tide role pleased everybody by his eN-
celIent portrayal Of that famous char
acter. Miss Edith Lindsay was a
clever -P.rthenia" and her handling
of the role was even better than 9th
ers older in yeas who have appeared
here. Tue supporting company l.
first class. especially Luke Cosg:ave
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