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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
ruE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
STEAM BOILER.
city Clerk's omce.

City Clerks On3ce.
CITY Hail. Dec. Is 1876.
Notice h hereby civcu that the Board %
Aldermen will be in scssion ia their chamber
M the CITY Hall on THURSDAY, December
~. 1895, ~ o'clock p. M, when all persons
Interested in tho petition ~ Horace ~. Dodgo
10 locate a steam BOILER at corner Hore and
India street may appear and bu heard
thereon.
: By or,lcr of the Board of Aldermen.
NLLIAM L. CLARKE. Iitv Clerk.
dcclclt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16

Saturday 3E8 coll taxes were raid to the
CITY treasurer, making tbe total number
1890.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16

is in measure Responsible. For vlctual-
ling houses the cost of license is only
81, but that license does not carry with IL
the right TO keep open at all hours. All
restaurants that have no ether license
must close at II o'clock and can remain
open only during certain hours on Sun
day.
tavern license, however, authorizes
the holder to keep his place OF business
open at all times. Under 1t he can remove
the locks from his doors and keep them
open from the beginning 10 the end OF the
year. But this kind of a license Is rather
costly. The fee for tavern license where
no bar is to be run Is 300, and II bar Is
attached IL is double that amount, or s2O0
One hundred dollars Is more money
than the average restaurant keeper seems
willing TO pay for license, even when 1t
confers the privilege OF doing business
seven days and seven nights In the week.
In this connection II is interesting TO
note that when giving license the city
clerk knows no part OF year, and VIII
not accept any fraction of slOO in pay
ment for a license. Thus il a man wishes
10 start in the restaurant business in
March and desires TO get tavern license
he will have 10 pay the full amount, al
though the license will expire in one
month. That does not appear TO be just
the proper method. IL would be much
permit the licensee TO pay pro rata for
license. That is, IL when he obtained II,
il had only six months to run he should
be charged but $50. The power TO order
this change rests with the Board of Alder
men and II is probable that the matter
will be called TO its attention at all early
date.
Speaking oi restaurants recalls the fact
thar the keepers OF them are now and
have been for long time growing at the
constant increase in the nun her OF street
lunch carts and the privileges they enjoy.
These lunch carts are competitors in the
business of feeding the public, and the
restaurant keepers claim they should be
placed on the same footing as the eating
saloons. As il Is at present, they pay no
license fee, nor are they limited as to the
hours OF business. They can open up
when their owners please and continue
doing business so long as X suits them.
Paying neither rent nor license fee the
lunch cart man has q decided advantage
over the restaurant keeper who is often
under n very heavy expense for rent. The
city of Pawtucket has solved this prob
lem in its own way by charging a license
fee OF $40 for each lunch cart and prohib-
iting them from beginning business on
the public thoroughfares before O'Clock
in the evening Probably after the mat
ter has been sufficiently agitated here the
Board of Aldermen may be moved TO take
some action in the premises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16

PROVIDENCE CLEARINGs.
The clearings of the Providence banks to-
day amounted to 81, i6l, 800.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
COOPERATIVE INVESTMENT co

eos Washington ST.. Boston.
We will accept sums of $40 ana upward for
investment IN Stocks, Bonds, Grain and all
commodities.
The investment world now comedies that
honest ana intelligent management or concen'
.ratsd capital can realize much more than
bimple interest.
Immense fortunes are being made in tho
stock marie /: but people of moderate means
have. as . rGie not participated in the profits
for various reasons. The average speculator
does not know when TO buy or sell.
The Co Operative Investment Coihpany.
having the b5st ootanabio facilities for ascor-
iainiTfg when 90 buy or sell, and possessing a
thorough knowledge of the value OK the se-
curities dealt in. can operate TO the tess pos
slblo advantage
Frequent dividends will be declared upon
ali profitable investments.
in co-operaton there is strength and stas
biGty.
ON the principle that you can't break
bundle of sticks as easily % You can ono
srick. our experience tsaches us that co-opera.
ton is the correct principle.
Write as and get particulars
COOPERATIVE INVESTMENT co.
2SS HsshingtoD ST., HostoE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16

: are gentle. mild. erec.
= tive. All druggists. 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16

The jury IN the case Of Louis Lloyd vs..
Herrbcrt {. Lloyd this noon brought in
verdict in favor OF the plsintig for s8Ge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
NO RECONCILIATION
The DeacOns-Arc Parted Forever. say Gs.~-
sii'ykHow- Everything ChoIIy.

The DeaeOns--4rc Parted Forever, say Cos
sii'y-kHow Everything ChoIIy.
Edward Parker Deacon puts to slae1
all rumoIs OF an intended yecouciliatinn
between him and his wife. who il said
TO be ON her way TO America with her
mother, Mrs. G. II. Baldwin.
Deacon has written TO a near friend
III Newport that there Is no PROSPECT
whatever OF his ever seeing Mis-. Deacon
again, much less Of his living W. IN her.
Tntse are almost the exact words of
Deaccn'S letter, written from Green.
fed, Mas. on Sept. 2S.
What Is more. he authorized the recip-
lent of the letter to make its contents
known to the public through the press.
Deacon Is now living in Greenfield
with his daughter, and it may be de-
pended ON that he means just what lac
says.
Though very quiet man as 70 his
domestic affairs. he is also very deter
mined, and II Is probable that ne would
not make any such statement now if he
had not been driven to it by repeated
reports that a reconciliation is about 10
be effected
The man who has nerve enough 10
Kill his wife's paramour as Deacon
killed Mrs Dcacun's French lover is
not likely to become reconciled to the
woman.
de may he generous enough TO let her
go her way in such peace as she may
ind, but be can never take her TO ms
arms again.
The OILY instance of the Kind in nv
knowledge is that Of well known and
wealthy New York man, who is still
deSpised fvr his action. .-Cholly Knick +.
erbocker III New York Recorder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

The following peculiar incident /,
told by n Baltimore nan ns occurrif...
10 his Tex terrier: "Oro day, willie tl..r
cellar door vas open. the dog descended
IN search ~ rats az abcut Oo'rlock. AZ
S:5O tie dog was searched for AMI
thought lost No further notice wa
taken in the matter until the next NOM
ing az O'Clock. when was attracted
BY dos yelling Ast,ra careful search
In the cellar. which revealed only a
pile Of ssnd hy the wall. I noticed tie
dogs noSu rrufruding through an inch
bUard at the top window q the cellar
looking into tlle yard. went immcdi.
G;ely up stairs and removed Eve bricks
frum the pavement and RULED the a. :
out After q carrful inspection dlis.
cOvercd he had dug under the fouuda.
fion of thc house in tho sand. whici,
had cavcd In on him Finding no other
means of escape, be dug up to the sur
face, n distance % six feet, and On Al.
irving Gt the brick surfaCr. which had
bcen recently paved. dug toward the
window. distance Of thrcc feet, and
had nearly eaten through the beard in
lis efforts TO fruc himself He vyasne,r.
iy exhausted when found. having been
20 hours urd' rz,round. One eve was
eniirVly closed fTom sard. the other
nearly 81. .'-BaltiniorC sun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
HAT Trirnd u Your Youth.

Next futhc lynx eyed younger hruthar
with i;i- terrible ,.rI,iusy a-.I his grea-
eloqncncu the fIill4d Of her youth j. tho
being whom every women wishes moss
to avoid. The friend of onc's youth re-
members and recalls in public all ore.
early follics She ais " you have f.r.
gotten the day you ran away from
school. the Afternoon yuu were whippesl
for play ing with the buys aruund the
corner. the day yOu painted your face
with the artificial rusrz on your moth
er's bonnet and tile night you demo.ish-
ed n whole Jar II lam at a sitting. Shs
generally Coss this Wh,n the minister il
calling OF when you- Prospective moth
er in-law j. eagerly drinking IN the sto-
ry uf your youthful crime.
Then the friond ~ your youth goes on
uiTd vnumcratos forgotten love affairs.
recalls your successivc fiirtatiCus and
conveys o. the listeners tn iu.l.rcssiol
that you were very gay p, ran iudccd.
She feels fruo bCCansc II her pn-itinfi Z.
criuciso yOur clot.icS. your n.annrr.
your fianCc and your LOOKS. For tEs
same ruason sho cuusidcrs herself az lii
erty TO EuTrUw any q your pes, ssiuus.
from handk,TChiei o. tie contents Z
your pure. And when SIC has done al
these things shc sits down and anti
mentalizCs about the Fast and riak,s
yUu aErcc that such hal,you days will
never cOuIc a.'r.n Nov York World
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

a furry incident of q drawing room
meeting vas recently noticed. A grave
looking gentl' man. with an unusually
tall hat, th-, nd. and seeing no rack IN
the hall placed his hat on tho ioor just
behind the dc1r. Pretty so1n another
grave rlan entered with a large. drip
ping umbrella. and pccring anxiously
Tor the usual rcCeptacle saw in the
gloom the lat resting On the foor. His
vycsiE hi was probably poor. for he mis-.
took u for ouc % the new umbrella
holder. Md IN IL he d,po~ited his drip
ping umbrella This wac an example
for those who followed. and In n short
time tn solemn looking hat was stanch-
" holding q dozen umbrellas AT the
eisd q thc meeting the water In the hat
VA an inch in depth. -Londou Tit. BitS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
AGAINST CREMATION.
a New ant Ia;ere-ti7s Argument Ire
sents by Sir Francis IAdrn.

hAAN " NAE EiAAAGAA A@nEna
1t cmnot bc sail TINT cremation has
gai;:cl nany converts during the last
few years. I'm spite of tine one areat ar.
gumunt ad,iuc--l IN is favor-nameiy.
that earth bdrial IS insanitary-psop.e
have gone III huyiny heir dead IA the
old way. r., lySicnic objection 10
earth baIial has ben ignored rather
than ccm'istoG-!n fast, riary infclNi-
gent P91llle who world stiu insist on
the old mode uf burial IN the ctSc II
their own relatives Wnuij net rtiIrics=
a'imlt that the contention uf the cremA-
nonists rests on a basis Of fact
But III an addre the other day at .
meeting Of the B..tish Institute of Pub
lie Health Sir Francis seymour HAden
toDk Issue with the cr, :;iatiuni = un
that very point he declared in the
strongest lang -..go that earth burial, II
rropc-iv rondcci.i. cin never tiii..n.sr
The .lir'l II ti.e living. aud c....itI t.lC
wtr iiftn -t..:e;, v as, ~, t!laj c!..l.a-
tI"n Il it-lif in=-HitIry. and tll. r,ire
80 serious "a menace tOtte I.i'1:4 attn
thar il ought "a hr prohih'-t ~ Jaw
ItIr 18Th IL maintained. l. th' ga.
great PuriT1-r and rtHovator. There re-
sid'> la tho sOi! the chemical power uf
1JrE.int a. y ani i:.Ho,'u.u~ ,umhiua-
tions OurUf Iil= ia'i, s-...l- .u4d >, ii sn.atic
substances bC:itd III il. No. -. = mat.
but tiH earjn uets.s 10 Lr e.irichtd bY
the reStOf., lon 10 il Of dead IaattCr.
= nose sEh-taI-- w,.s dawn from II bv
the prot"i'J~lliic CnCr-,v Of IL" -
that, il al tie rilcte rc-iduum Of titg
world were To BE- barred. TIM earth
would soon ip deprived. accn-,.ia,S re
Sir rs'rci- e.. Iie chemical l., .iI..iif-
that support Ia, al ali lt. N.,uiE
cedle.
II would perhaps be the wisest c1t.-
for outsiders To let TIE distinguished
English scientist aud the cremationiSt=
fight this question out, a indeed IN all
likelihood they VIII. Ii fs pertinent -
observe, however that it Is not the
pT1reiy speculative question th.t il NAV
seem To be az first. 1t has TraCticaE
application a we'll If the contention of
Sir Seymour HadCn Is true, ther the
system OF burning garbage so frequent
~ advocated and in niany cities adopt-
eu, Is Uawlsc, for i = destruving valu-
able nutrient CleHN nts tiiat ought -. IA
returned TO the soiL Ou the same theory
tne practice OF thr'ws1g the .,artnEg.
into the sCa, in vogue in this rity. il
even Elorc vicious - far as it, effect On {
the soil Is concerned rs will BE- seen.
therefore, the question hereraised is uuc
Of the greatest practical interest Ans i'm
portance and should be carefully con
siGered by all cities that contemplate
The burning IF their garbage.
York Tribune.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
s7eLlea.s SEA uoM
In T-mrer re 0. Mere I-Isnilks Than fhs
Hon Himself

S.ri,e-'. sca lsun - The king u The
pinuip. dS Unlike nearly all ufhcr -
nr.iftn.S f',.t have bren g!oriously mis-
nanrd =ft familiar lard qulflTufosis.
hi~ nf.ls.srrues. o. uuit" iiut.IiAe. partic-
ulariy his r,a-ivc hea'i a'sd f,rociOus
C-runfru1E ~ and las low -'al neck.
ruvtr,i with long. Cfesr-C s4.iir ~ q
tawuv er.v c,siur. While hc dos not
r,-lr quite ar thuntlcrouSly a. tire king
q tho d,-,ff. De- roars much oftcnor
nnd ri.sr Unlvrrsaily. In temper he -
uarr nunlizi fian the lion himself. for
the old males arr continually fighting
and cutting each other with their long
teeth in a way that real lions never
dram Of They arc timid and afraid in
the presence % their master-man-
1 { 80 j. the lion also. for that matter.
though he is not = stupid idiot. like tho
Sra lion
Steli--'s sca lion is at hor-e in various
places in North Amtrica. FROM tie Far
alone islands and Point Rcys. near San
Francisco. northv ard along the Pacific
coast u the Prihilof islands Ito loves
the most rugged and rocky shorts. where
the breakers thunder increasingly
against thc foot OF tall black cliffs II
is on the Pribilof islands. however. that
this animal may b seen In tho greatest
numbers and AZ his let The herds that
max" that wild SPOT their homo number
many thousand individuals. The herd
that fgegucnts the northeast point u
81. Paul's island j. drawn upon by the
natives for fool aud otl.cr purposes as
regularly as If u wero big hCrd of cat
tic. In Mr. Elliutt's time that one herd
j. said 60 have contained between IS
uOO and 20. 900 hcal-St. Nicholas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
cIVIc >0CI.rIs>.

Ntr'l- lnlgr No. =. X. 81 a.. meets ever,
shEr.,l.1 uiahf at -. fI.li nplsssife court
t-us". t"nrt street Nisinn- ku<its rar-
.iuiiN invited.
W M'SrlVxy. q. e.
- fiawFIu. X. a. q =.
.rlwcre La-Isr No. ~. s. ?. and = ~.
.t-t- f. tr.f ..ai .s Sauth tafi =, .st--f. O. q.
rst saturlA. ~. %; 'r e.en fiyl.h. ~u ur a.-
arr rho fnll moo.
II u. FLow. worshipfnl Master.
IT, ~fFt-irsN. Secretary.
trimarc Chapter. NJ. ~. Royal Arrh Ma
-ur~. 3I.sf tu tn"ir lfrii over Mhittimrfonfs .
t"tt. f..- fllrtu GhEr~.inv niKht fn ear rh mouth
- 20 HstCt. tii 81 Plirst-
\ u ~tfI1IsN- ~rerrf.ifF-
Arl.uH-- 'ruu NJ :=: W,.saiiirp ct th-
Nurit. gr-i iu fh.lT '.-test &c Nrittiuefuu
lia.. rt"rl ruat autl .aH-fi Mu1lrv niehts
tu rtrN intf1ta .sittu- ~uNTrriKn- iHtff..& CO.
.ftei.t-
g kt~"r'.k. 'on- ni s'if,, fil.r..l-r.
o. E.tnt.sA si.rs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

Ten years aEo Mr.. Edison applied for
= patent m hts own cruntry for a ncvs
method u generating electricity. which
= now made public It CONSISTS ~ a
furnace ga which j. PLACED an iron t-,g
or crucible. through the clu~sd cover Of
which stort rud ~ carbun passes down
20 ncs1 tue bottom ~ the erurihle. wherr
it i surrounded hy dry mstailic oxide
or "'hor compounds capable % attacking
carbon unotr heat and in rarrfed air.
The SlesSd Crucible j. connected with an
e&l.-.ast fan ~ an exhaust pipe This
invention SENS % have bcen abandoned
- Edisul- At all events. it has not as
yet come into practical uEo London
Globa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

Six cents. the smallest contribution
ever lnado TO the conscience fund, ar.
rived at tho White House a few DAYS
ago. and with it the following letter:
To His Majesty President Cleveland.
DEAl. SIR ara in a dreadful state OF mind
ana thought would write and tell YOU an
AD9,.t i"" Grs ug''5--as near as can r,..1iem.
Der II Is two yeRr-I US d two postage stan,t,-
mat led bo- usstl b. fore on lcttcrS-rcrl,ar.
moro than two stamps. but can only rcnletn-
Der OF coing It twice. did rot r,aIize What
nal done until lately. Ny mind i. constantly
| Ined on IN I subject. and think Of IL night
Ahd .iay- NOW, Dear president, will you pleas,
forgive me, and promise you i viii never a,
II again: Inclosed lni est of three s-a,.,rs
and please forgive me. for was then rms X
year. old for am heartily sorry for what /
nave done Prom ono oi your suhjccts
st. Loair Globe- Democrat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CmRi-rtAV tut us u-- Fr-fs'sv street ~-r-
virr- rtrrN f.nrifs slav re- 10 isin IN and ii
D ~ -ursiay school ~ "a. PRAYER
Mrrtiu- rNFrv V~fnssfsay. o. D. -. Ghnir
prsr;i-.. tt~rs Fri.tay evening. o. D.. tu.
fhr rfut rh. o.. W. Mite tf,.i ~nria1 injecting
ltri.- i.t pnr-r-. lsrtt4s- tt-t t4ot,i p
fas .asl month Al arr cordially invited
- nii scrvires. 7 Y Mafor. ~uueriutenIcuf
sunday school; Nolnsy johnson. Pastor.
FfHsr nArrtsr Cur reu-- itroadway Street
Ssrvires every sunday az % "a n. ard : ~
- % Prayer meeting We-iur~siny evenings
tt O'Clock. ~nnisv school nt ina IN. choir
tsrncttre FRIDAY evenings az % clock a.
Siuihlenrli. Frstor q 70. Hruc-. clerk. e.
Ifill. superintendent.
q Tu-rsu. Srrru--Csrner broadway
nnt th"rrh street Preaching every sab
hath Murufnr- fi r W auN I'd D. M rrsv-
- injecting We-ire tlnv fssrfur re a. ~un-
sinH school every ~rhhat. Hl 90 m Ep
~'rth i.sn-ue $ .. ~. ~ tHw. Pastor.
i'Hi rtt5,S 'ur sa--i.r- 90. 2 v-Gtn
lev. ru.tur Frsg trr -trstrt.. Sabbath
= "a -HtsHu.i -s''ss..ai. 81 flt.. ulnrmiu.
%. A.. rsrlnE war-iIu
rihrrsirN 2 80 ft.t trr tii.sfinr = r.st-rssiati
30 ting ~ -7rHrtg't i~sirp YOUR prrnrnr
q % - - o..f gsrri 70 Fl. frNau are NOT M
- 10 .He eds. n % M- as fr ven 20 maxi
t.sni 81 nrri' h"m- with u. eur ls-ws arc ai
Ntss. g.. is. su. 49, aF.. ga e. hr..rts. We hfu
.so % fu.'-t a.arit y 'r.atr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

One Of the most celebrated Roman
sculptols has now almost completed the
sepulchral monument for the none or.
dered by himself. IL is Of Carrara marble
On the cover Of the sarcepbapns liz I,
lloh' with one paw on the papal tiara
On the right Is the statue Of Faith, hold
ing IN ono hand the Holy Scriptures and
IN the other torch. On the left is the
statue Of Truth. holding the arms Of the
pope Under the Lon. On the face of The
tomb Is a Latin inscription in largo
lack letters. London News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
TIME TABLE.

Arrival and Departure O. 8. Mails.
South bonRd mail closes I:30 d. m.
South bound nFIfl arrives 2:30 n. m.
North bound mail CLOSES 1870 n. m.
North bound mail arrives pa d. IN.
Wight mails arr closed ut SD r.. ~.
Money order department is open at
a. m. and closed at ) D. IN.
Ottice hours from : a. m. to d. M.
Sundays from Q a. III. to 10 a. m.
IOuN = HAMMER, l.. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLS. Deputy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

The new rifle which has boen ..topt.. !
L. tie United States army weigh, anlv
eight pounds and will kill man AZ =,
distance of two miles. With the use ~
sn'okclcss powder il is said that tho ,,,an
would b. killed Jefore he heard ar l,,,-,.
OF the report. The bullet j. 70 be NJ
oickel or steel Hardware.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20
HOTEL,
GalNEsYILLE. TENAS.

Newly fitted gsrrct c4s-
particular. AID Territory trade
street fhr door. JOHN LAWEENCE. Prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

" bcyer OF Paris has invented .
kind 81 pan"r THAI - indestructihle nv
are Specimens after remaining isr
hours IN q heat of . potter's furnars
stil retained the glaze
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-20

depot. Oar
c. NJ camP'-ii-I. T.Fevtr.r RK.,-
CAMPBELL, FOWLER tKENps,rr
LAWYERS.
ss Upstairs first building non,
court house.
ATTORNEY ATLAw.
Srofiee in Williams & Peunipv.
Building. Ardmorr.
SOLOMON y JACKSON
ATTORNEY At Law
e0-Ofiice up s;airs Juss aero. -
street Ia fr"Tt of court -.
7 Ardmore. I. q.
a. :; & fS,Isf ~ rstg Esry.
PurrIEF HAlHl.
ATlOlsNENS AT LAW
e1-Ofiice over Hardy Building A.
more. !. q. Nutnr, IN Office A.
practice ia all Federal aud Sn,,
Courts.
AETHCR wALroIT.
ATTORNEY At LAW
b5-Oniec with Moran scott rs
Couin.is~iuucr. Ar,lmcrr.Ir
DICK & n .oWN,
AT1ORNENS SATLAw.
sr-Ofic- up siair,. in smith build
iug. corner Main aud Court a,
EESNIE & tLUEH.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
sz-Oficc opposite , uuri IIou.e. cor
n'r Main auh Count effects
Ar,lrinfc. I. T..
JOHNSON. CEUCE = CEUCE
Attorneys at Law.
- Oricr ou wc>t Main street. Ard.
more. J. u.
STEPHEN y. PARKER,
of.rle a. = res4~ t-,art fsar.
ATIORNEY-AT
" AWN>4sE. ND. TEn.
VIII attend a. h.I>iur>< in th.. Ter
rttury. h'-iu.c the 4. :. CunLrrsS.
Leurt 81 Claims aud departments 81
u. H. ALtIs.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
over CiD Drug Store. Ard
more. l. T..
r. b. KELLEY,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chronic and Rectal Diseases given
c>p,riai attention.
sFOficc wi>nur Hotel. Ardmurc. 1T
HARDY & SCAfFE,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
SrOfice over City Drug Sttre.
Ardmore, I. T.
W 7. EUGIE.
'HYsICIAN AND SURGEON.
On'cc up stairs ia Masonic Temp!r
Ardmurr. Ind. Ter.
o. 5. BAILEY.
CITY SANITAWIAN.
ELeave orders a Ramsey & Eo,s-o5
Ialacc Drug store.
J. A. NAYS.
IRE INSURANCE AGENTAND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Olicr up stairs in whittingtan
building.
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DEN TIST.
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y Ofirc over FrAmr's Drug store.
Main Street Ardmorr 4.
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