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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-14
GOT 1T by DEFAULT.
Divorce Granted the Wife of Wickes of the
Pullman Company.

Chicago, Feb. 13.-Mrs. Wickes, wife
of Thomas II. Wickes, vice president OF
the Pullman Palace Car company, was
granted a divorce by default today in
Judge TuthilfS court. Mrs. Wickes
charged her husband with having kick
ed her, throwing glass of water on
her, striking her in the face and throw
ing food at her. She also claimed that
during the last few years her hus-
band had deprived her of the comforts
suitable to her condition i'm life and
that he had refused to converse with
her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-14
STRANGE STORY FROM PARIS.
Duel Fought I'm Which Somebody is Acct
dentaily Hurt.

Paris, Feb. ia duel was fought
today between Linet Marcel Canrobert
son of the late Marshal Canrobert, and
n. Hubbard, socialist member of the
chamber of deputies. The combat arose
from an expression used in the chamber
by NJ. Hubbard during the debate on
credit for the marshafs funeral. The
fight was with swords in the outskirts
of Paris. Hubbard received deep
wound in the chest.
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BrCKLEN,s aRyIC. sAkyE.

The Best Saive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheuln, Fe-
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blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively Cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Charles Lawrence and G. Gehring.
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should the will power Is weakened.
morbid fears haunt him and NAV result
in confirmed hypochondFia, or melan-
cholia and, finally, III solling of the brain.
epilepsy, 1T" -, paralysis, locOuiotor
ataxia aud even IN dread insanity
To reach, reclaim and restore such
unfortunateS 10 health and happiness. is
the ann of the publishers OF book OF
$50 pages, written in plain but chaste
language, on the nature, symptoms and
durability, by home treatment, of such
diseases. This book viii he sent sealed,
in plain envelope, on receipt of this no.
tice with ten cents IL stamps for post
age. Address, Worlds nispcnsary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, y. Y.
For mere than quarter of I century
physicians connected with this widely
celebrated Institution have Irade ihe
treatment of the diseases above iinled Z;
their specially. Thousands have COZ
suited them by letter and received advice
and medicines which have resulted in
permanent cures
Sufferers from premature old age, or
loss OF power. viii end much OF interest
IL the book above mentioned.
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CAN'T HOLD our Two WEEKS.
Deploruble Condition of Miners Deprived
of Employment by a Fire.

Jobs, o., Feb. 1.-THE coal hopper,
machinery, engine room and several
Hooking Valley coal cars were destroy
ed by fire this morning, causing a loss
Of $50 900 10 the company and throwing
500 men out OF work. In the present con-
clifton of the labor market and existing
strikes elsewhere the condition of these
men Is pi1iful, as they have not enough
TO carry them through two weeks, in
the way Of provisions.
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OUT IN The COLD.

Political candidates may be uneX-
pectedly left out in the cold when the
returns come in, but people who elect
to use Hostetter's Stomach Bi;ters for
dyspepsia. liver. kidney or bladder in
activity, constipation, malarial com
plants or nervousness. are never left
in the cold or elsewhere. Well may
physicians lend their unqualified sane
ton TO this time-honored and uBfailing
,,-n6inina
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oiled rags and spread with great rapid
ty through the barn. During the fire
there was great apprehension lest a
tank containing 5000 gallons of crude
petroleum, used for fuel, should b.
come ignited as it was but few feet
from the blazing barn. The total loss
On building and cars is estimated at
sanO nnn
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AFTER THE STUDENTS AGAIN.

Russian Government Troubled by Agitation
at Moscow.
St Petersburg, Feb. 13.-Political ag
itation of "A serious ma ture mas occurred
among the students of Moscow univer-
sity A large number of students have
been arrested for participa ton in the
movement. The authorities of the uni
versity at ST. Petersburg have issued
warning to the students of that inStitu
ton to abstain from taking part in all
manifestations under the seyerest pen
altieS.
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Killed or Injured--Thrown From the
Ladders to the Pavement.
Lynn, Mass, Feb. 13.-Fire broke out
about o'clock tonight in the basement
of a three story wooden building occu-
pied by w. Henry Hutchinson, hard
ware. and spread 10 adjoining property
entailing a total loss of 500, 600 Three
were killed, ten injured, and two are
missing, supposed TO be buried in the
ruins. The dead are:
CAPTAIN HENRY SKINNER,
Chemical engine No. IS years old, mar
Iied.
JOHN CONLIN, Horseman, aged 2S
years, married.
THOMAS MURPHY, Horseman, -
years old, married.
The missing are: George Butler,
fireman; Kimbafi, clerk, supposed TO
have been in the building when the fire
broke out; George McFadden Of Steam
er No. 80: William Hunt of Hose COM
pany 5; William Aiinton Of Chemical No
!: Charles CoTseon, engineer of Steamer
No. 4; George Center, Nicholas Web
her, Hose company No. 3: Leo Miller Of
Hose company Ne. 4; 4. G. Moody or
Hose company No. 3: Lorenzo Wiiier,
driver OF Eteamer No. . An inspect
or was also injured by falling debris,
but not seriously.
The blaze started near the paint shop,
in the Hutchinson building and prom
ised to do slight damage for the first
half hour during which the efforts OF
the firemen confined il mostly to the
basement and first floor of the building
As the cOnfiagratiOn was in the very
heart OF the most dangerous district In
the city, a second and third alarm had
to be rung in as a precaution. Nhen
the fire had been burning half an hour,
without warning, terrific explosion
occurred which seemed to split the
building from bottom TO top.
The upper stories separated and the
long ladders on which several hremen
stood slipped and fell into the cavity
and the men We're hurled TO the pave
ment beneath. Then the building fell,
a mass of ruins, and with fresh energy
the flames began to spread.
The next building was occupied by
Connolly, wholesale and retail shoe
dealer. This was wholly destroyed and
the fury of the flames was not checked.
Assistance was then summoned from
Salem and Marblehead. The flames
swept onto the three and a half story
wooden building adjoining, occupied
by J. T. Ready, dealer in new and sec
on1 had furniture, and Parsons *
Lucke, barber shop. Tons Of water
were poured upon the flames and they
were finally checked after having ragged
for three hours. Total loss $4,000;
insurance s52500.
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UP GOES THE WHITE FLAG.
japanese Scoop the Brave Admiral Tins
and All His Army

and All His Army.
Yokohoma, Feb. 13.-Intelligence was
received here this morning of the sur
render Of the Chinese forts and war
ships at Wei Hal Wei. The surrender
was complete and the japanese are in
full possession. 1t is officially announc-
ed that Captain Nurof. of the Japanese
squadron operating at Wei Hal Wei, re-
ports that on the 18th one of the enc
mics gun boats approached the Japan
csc feet, flying a white flag. She
brought a message from Admiral Ting,
Offering to surrender.
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The name OF Peters Point, Va, given a
place because a trader named Peter Jones
had a store there, was aiterward changed
to Petersburg.
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New Orleans Eaees

New Orleans, FEB. Is-Track heavy.
Summaries:
First race-Six furiongs Footrun-
ner, : TO !. won; Churchill Clarke. TO l,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-14

The Conemaugh river, Pennsylvania,
was named by the Indians. The word
means otter creek"
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SHE WANTED TO KNOW.

Assistant Postmistress Fined for Opeuinc
Her Sweetheart's Letter.
Springfield, Ill, Feb. I3.-In the Uni
ted States circuit court today Miss No
ia Welton, assistant postmistress at
Argenta, Macon county, pleaded gull
~ TO opening a letter addressed to her
sweet heart. Edgar Six. and was fined
$50 and costs which she paid and was
released from custody.
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.

Car Barns i'm Chicago Burn Only Few
Feet Froua an Oil Tank.
Chicago, Feb 13.-The car barns of
the Lincoln avenue cable line burned at
a. m. The IRE originated from some
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TOOK HALF A DAY OFF.

Oklahoma IeSisistHrs Meets the Tern
.orizi Press AsSocfsttcn-
Perry. o. T. Feb. 3--SSPeeizD-Ths
council today passed a bill approiss1si-
ing 81 GO as aid for the settlers 81 ne
Cherokee strip.
The name OF Edgar Jones vas sent
10 the council for confirmation a. ter
ritorial librarian He was coOnrIrst
IL a secret executive session
Both houses Of the legislature 2c-
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cond; Followday. to l. third. Time,

second; Followday, TO 1. third Time,
l:27lz.
Second-Five furlongs: Springtime.
to 2, won; Blakemore, to 1, syecond;
Red Veil, TO 2, third. Time, 1:1S34.
Third-Three furIongs: Rags, 5 to
2, won; Uncle Lew, 3 to /, second; Ar
senic, 5 TO 6, third. Time. 9:411e.
Fourth-Six furlongs: No Remarks
II to 5. won; Merritt, 4 to 5, second;
Lord Willowbrook, 6 to /, third. Time.
l:251a.
F'ifth-Six furlongs: Tom Kelly, 10
to /, won; Old Dominion, 6 to D, second;
Kidera, 8 to 2, third. Time, l:25A.
No Colored Need Apply.
St. Louis, Feb I3.-At a special meet
ing of the Missouri division of the
League OF American Wheelmen the del
egate to the national meetin was in
strdcted to vote against the admission
Of negroes into the league. He was also
instructed TO oppose ladies racing meet
ings. 1t is probable that the Missouri
division viii secede from the league If
the negro is admitted to membership.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-14

When you are all tired out and bro
ken up generally take Hoods Sarsa-
pa-illa
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PHYSICAL STRENGTH.


result from. ur-
natural, pernici-
Gus habits usual
" contracted in
youth, through
ignorance, IS
thereby iucapac-
itated TO thor
ouShly enjoy
life. lie feels
tired, spiritless,
and drcwsy +; his
sleep isdisturbed
and does not re-
fresh him as il
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PARTED IN TWAIN
EXPLOSIVES ADD TO The HORRORS
OF A CONFEDERATION.

Fire Breaks Out i'm the Wholesale District
of Lynn Mass, and RACES Furiously for
Three Hours--In the Midst of the Battle
of the Firemen With the Flames Fear
full Explosion Rends the Building About
Which They are at Work and Many are
Killed or Injured--Thrown From the
Ladders to the Pavement.
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PrIeesof Votes.
what the Winner Gets.

See for yourself if il is worth Sc
curing. Decide on your favorite and
rush in your votes at once.
\ Literary Scholarship i'm the
Northwest Texas Baptist College at
Decatur, Texas, valued at $50, given
by the ARDMOREITE. Free
\ ten months scholarship in the
Art Department of the Northwest
Texas Baptist College at Decatur,
Texas, valued at $50, donated by the
college. Free.
\ handsome gold pen and case now
on exhibition in the show window of
1. II. Parker, the ieweler, valued at
So Free.
y years subscription to the DAILY
ARDMOREITE given by Wilson * Par
ker, valued at So. Free.
\ handsome Toilet Set and a box
of Pears Soap, from Coleman *
Lynn, Druggists. Free.
\ fine Hat, from Hyden * jackson,
TO be selected from their fan stock
of millinery. Free.
y Silk Umbrella, valued at IS. do
mated by Glenn & Peoples. Free.
One dozen finest finish cabinet
photos from the art gallery Of w. G..
Downing, the photographer. Free.
\ pair of ladies best kid shoes To
be selected by the winner from the
stock Of Bottoms * Hamilton, ex-
elusive shoe dealers. Free.
Your choice of an Oxford Teachers
Bible, valued at 81, or a toilet dress
ing case of equal value, given by +.
l.. Gooding, the book man. Free.
Your own selection OF bottle of
line extract perfume, given by
Frame, Green & Co. Free.
a pair of ladies kid riding gloves.
your own selection, given by IL. +.
Potts * Co. Free.
\ fine Winter Dress Of your own
selection at the Original Racket
Store of l.. b. Robertson. Free.
A fine travelling dress, by W. o.
Duston, Big Cash Store Free.
A gold filling of medium size, or il
that Is not needed, then one clean
ing and polishing of teeth with An
elegantly perfumed powder donated
by DIR. and Mrs. Davis, dentists.
Free
WHAT THE SECOND WINNER GETS.
a $50 Scholarship In either Book
keeping or Shorthand and Typewrit-
ing in the lndianola Business College
of Ardmore. Free.
\ Five months tuition i'm Art in
Indianola Business College, valued
at $50. Free.
Your teeth cleaned and polished
with an elegantly perfumed cleaning
powder by DR.. and Mrs. Davis, den
lists. Free.
The AHDMoREITE Is the place TO
get your letter heads for typewriters.
We use the best linen paper and will
compare work with any Texas print
ing establishment. Try us.
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Plea For Miss Bessie.
ARDMoRE. Auo. 30

ARDMoRE, Aug. 30.
Contest Editor: Please place the
) enclosed votes to the credit of
Miss Bessie Head. In behalf of this
young lady l desire to say a few
words. The contest closes tOmor-
row. Her success depends on the
efforts of her friends tomorrow.
know whereof | speak when say
she is in every way worthy of the
honor and benefit of its bestowal.
She is meritoriOus in the highest
sense of the word and If successful,
as | believe she should and will be
she will not only improve the oppor-
tunities afforded her, but will reflect
credit on those who voted her the
honor. | appeal to all who wish to
encourage an ambitious young lady
in gaining an education to come to
the rescue of Miss Bessie Head to-
morrow with their accumulated cou-
pons and with such cash contribu-
tions as will make her victory not
only possible, but certain.
A FRIEND
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WHAT 1T is FOR.
1 w Scholarships la the Northwest Texas
Baptist College and One in Indian
ola Business College.

This contest is for ten months
scholarship in the Northwest Texas
Baptist College, 10 be given the
young lady residing in the Chicka-
saw Nation who receives the largest
number of votes up to and including
Saturday, August 81, the contest
closing promptly at 8 O'Clock p. m.
on that day.
\ scholarship is also given by the
ARDMOREITE to the young lady re-
ceiving the next highest number of
votes in either of the departments of
the Indianola Business College and
Literary Institute.
In addition to the above scholar
ships, the Northwest Texas Baptist
College donates to the winner a ten
of that institution.
The IndianOla Business, of this
city, also comes to the front with
five months scholarship in the art
department of that institution for
the second winner.
Numberless presents from the bust
ness men of thecity will be given as
per the list published below, all of
which will in the aggregate amount
to several hundred dollars.
There are two scholarships 10 first
and two to the second winner, which
have cash value of $40, to say
nothing of the benefits to be derived
through the courses of study they
embrace.
1t remains to be seen who the two
fortunate young ladies will be.
Contest Editor: Please find en-
closed IL votes for Miss Bessie Head.
Effie Kincade.
Contest Editor: Please place 20
votes to the credit of Miss Bessie
Head. Mrs. Riner.
Contest Editor: Please give the
enclosed IL votes to Miss Bessie
Head. George Stowe.
Contest Editor: Please place the
enclosed Is votes for Miss Bessie
Head, friend, q. b. j.
Contest Editor: Give the enclosed
, votes 10 Miss Bessie Head.
Marvin Wolverton.
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A FRIEND.
EffIe Must Win.

ARDMORE, Aug. 30.
Contest Editor: The final struggle
for supremacy in the scholarship
contest comes of tomorrow. Miss
Effie Pulliam, daughter of our worthy
guardian of the peace, A. S. Pulliam,
is my favorite and in my judgment
should be chosen to represent our
progressive ARDMoREITE at the
Northwest Baptist College. She can
win if her friends will rally to her
support. 1t will take eflectual work
to accomplish this for her opposition
is formidable and working with dill
gence to their own success. Let all
of Miss Effie's friends vote for her
early, often and in big numbers and
she will tomorrow at 6 O'Clock D. m,
amid cheers and huZzas be declared
the winner. Don't let our candidate
go down in defeat.
Place the enclosed six votes 10 her
count. CRANK.
Contest Editor: Find enclosed I2
votes for Miss Effie Pulliam.
LOra Cook
Contest Editor: Enclosed find :
votes for Miss Bessie Head.
Friends.
Contest Editor; Enclosed find "a
votes for Miss Bessie Head.
Mrs. Staples.
Contest Editor: Enclosed find 3
votes Tor Miss Bessie Head.
Mrs Yarhrough.
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Arrival and Departure U. 5. Malls.

Arrival and Departure q. =. Malls.
South bound mail closes 4:45 p. IN.
South bound mail arrives 5.3O y. ni.
North bound mail closes i1:i5 a. IN.
North bound mail arrives i2.nD nm
Night mails are closed al s:.o i. ~
Money order department il omen
at a. m. and closed at 5 y. m.
Ohice hours from n. m. 10 q nm
sundays from 5 a. m, to y a. m
JOHN ;. HAMMER, z. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN, Deputy.
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Five Months Art Tuition.

Contest Editor: Please say to the
young ladies contesting for scholar
ship in the DAILY ARDMOREITE that
the lndianola Business College will
give the young lady who receives the
second highest number of votes q
five months tuition i'm art, valued al
$50. j. NJ. RUDIsILL, President.
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Contest Editor: Tell the Young
ladies that will give To the one.
winning the scholarship the contcs;
for which is now running, her choice.
of an Oxford Teachers Bible valued
at 81, or ladies toilet dressing caS,.
Of equal value. I. +. GOoDING,
The Book Mar.
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Contest Editor: Please say 10 the
winner in your scholarship contest
that We will donate n gold filling Of
medium size. IL the same il not
needed, we will give one cleanin.
and polishing with our elegantly
perfumed cleaning powder.
DIR. AND Mrs. DAVIS.
Dentists
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Contest Editor: We will give tie
oung lady winning the scholarship
IN the Northwest Texas Baptist col
lege, q tine hat 10 Le selected from
our TAIL stick of millinery.
HNDEN * JACE-oN,
General Merchandise.
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Contest Editor: Please state that
We will give to the winr"r of tn,
Scholarship Contest now uu in tlsr
-AsBMuEElTE, a handsome tuii,i set
ana box Of Pears soap.
COLEMAN * iNNS.
druggists.
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Contest Editor: Please SAY to the
second winner i'm the scholarship
contest that we will donate one
cleaning and polishing OF teeth with
our elegantly perfumed cleaning
powder. DIR. AND MRS. DAVIS,
Dentists
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TIME TABLE.

Gulf. Colorado anG Santa &c Railway.
SOUTH BOUND
Galveston and ChicaEs Express D. asta 4. Pa
'lrhurne aud Kansas Clty Exprs-~ o. s..s5 =. h.
NORTH BOUND
Galveston ami chicago EXPIRES. o. lssfaa IN
'irhurn" and hau~ns city Express itsss am
!, r. MASON. Ticket Art.
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Contest Editor: We will give tu
the winner in your scholarship con
test "A bottle of fine extract perfumci =
OF her own selection.
FRAME, GREEN * Go.
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Contest Editor: will give the
young lady winning i'm the ARD
MOREITE Scholarship contest a line
winter dress 10 be selected by her or
her friends after my Fall stock oi
goods have arrived.
ORIGINAL RACKET STORE.
l.. Il. ROBERTSON, MANAGER.
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Subscribe and Vote.

\ years subscription TO tho WEEK-
LY ARDMoREITE costs 81, and with il
the party subscribing will be en-
titled to twenty votes in the North
west Texas Baptist college scholar
ship contest now in progress.
This offer is not confined TO the
country but is open To all. Now H.
your opportunity to send your friend
the best paper in the Indian Terri
tory and at the same time give some
young lady the benefit Of a chauce
at this valuable prize.
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one Derrn rIncst Phntn..

Contest Editor: Please state that
! will give the winner in your schol-
arShip contest one dozen finest cabi-
net photos.
". e.. DOWNING,
The Photographer.
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4 Pnrr nfIndre. l;ra Glr,e,.

Contest Editor; Say to the young
ladies in the scholarship contest
that we viii give the winner pair
own selection. n. r. PoTrS x 60.
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MARIETTA. /. T., Aug. 30.
Contest Editor; Please find =
votes for Miss Pearle Folsom.
Stella Carter.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Aug. %.
Contest Editor; Enclosed find 10
votes for Miss Birdie Downing
Eff.
Contest Editor: Enclosed find q
votes for Miss Bessie Head.
a Friend.
Contest Editor; Enclosed find IL
votes for Miss Birdie Downing.
Mamie and Jack.
Contest Editor: Please give these
10 votes to Miss Bessie Head.
Friends.
Contest Editor: Please find en-
closed votes which YOU will place
to the credit Of Miss Efhe Pulliam.
Nora Robson.
For SALE-At bargain, a cours,.
in business college. IL you want a
business education this is y.u- 80
Poriunity- Apply at this office.
An kinds of legal printing done on
short notice at this Office.
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4 Pair " Fine kid sLoes.

Contest Editor: Ne will give ia
the winner in your scholarship CON
test pair of ladies best Kid shUcs L.
be selected from our stock.
BOTTOMS < HAMILTON,
Shoe Men.
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Contest Editor: You can say a.
the young ladies ia the Scholarship
Contest, that We Will give the winner
a line umbrella, valued AT -.
GIENN * FEoI.It.-.
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will give the winner in the schol
arship contest the goods for a mic,
travelling dress, the same 10 be- sc
lccted by the lucky young lady.
". O. DUSruS,
Zig Cash Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-30
Gold Pento wIaaer.

will give TO the winner in the
AKDMOREITE Scholarship Contest a
fine gold pen, which can bc seen in
my show window.
T. II. PARKER,
The Leading Jewelrr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-30

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short notice at this office.