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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
skulI Valley Items.

SKULL VALLEY, May 29.-[ Regular correspondence. IA cold wind pre- vailed here all day yesterday. To day is cold and cloudy; fine weather for our dairymen.
 Dry washing is becoming quite an industry here. There is plenty of good paying ground here, but water IS scarce, so the dry washer is practic- able and profitable.
 Last Sunday, Mrs. Russell, an old and respected resident of Ferguson valley, was laid to rest in the Skull valley cemetery. The burial ser vices were conducted by T. w. Howell, and there was a very large attendance at the funeral.
 No services were held at the school house Sunday evening. Many of the people turned out, but the pastor did not arrive on the train.
 The Children's Day exercises were postponed until June 2d.
 J. Stapp has been under the doe tors care for some time.
 Grain and alfalfa fields are look ing fine here, Harvesting will soon be in order
 Prof. Hill gave very interesting lecture here one evening last week. MT. Cooks singing was much appre- ciated. A Good Templars lodge would be a pleasant and profitable place for our young people to spend one evening each week.
 Our society people are quiescent at present, recuperating their ex- hsusted powers. Corn and potatoes are growing we'll. All Skull Valley and his wife and little ones and sweethearts expect to spend the Fourth at Prescott.
 ETRFFTy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
An Institution Which Several of Pres cOtt'S Daughters Have Attended.
 COMMUNICATED

rotUs Daughters Have Attended.
 ComUNICATED
 The annual commencement of Irv- ing Institute took place on Thurs day. May 29d., in Trinity Presby- terian church, San Francisco, and proved Eo be of a most interesting character. The spacious auditorium of this large building was crowded !. t6. repletion long before the hour appointed, and the decorations of the platform with palms and flow -ers were in- the very best taste, and the profusion of roses and other ex- Guisite flowers most astonishing eyen-to San Franciscans.
 E Exactly at : o'clock the young la dies composing this fourishing school filed in, the graduating class entering last. It is needless to say that they formed a charming picture -ofvourhful grace and beauty. The E exercises began with tellingvolun- tary from the large organ, followed bv beautiful opening song, accu- rately and tsstefully rendered by the under graduates, The graduates formed an arc of q circle in the rear and at the ends of the platform; on the right were seated the Rev. E. B. Church. the principal, Right Rever- end Bishop Nichols, Rev. Mir. Smith, pastor of Trinity church, and the Rev. E. W. MeanY, of Prescott. Miss Mabel Meany, who was at the head : of the class for '95, read the first E essay in a clear, sweet voice, acquit- ting herself in such a manner as to win hearty and prolonged applause at its conclusion. The thesis gave evidence of originality of thought. - careful training, and comprehensive instruction. The subject was Lights" and was treated, so as to bring before the audience the debt of gratitude, and the honor which is due to the great lights, who have held aloft the torches of religion, learning and genius, for the guid- ance of weary travellers through the sands of time" Many others followed, exhibiting in their turn, - lHdIktU dnAAltt III NOlllHOSlllOus knowledge of their subjects, and ef- fective delivery. Between the essays there was music rendered by mem bers of the graduating class with the highest taste, showing complete mastery of the piano and violin, while one young lady captured every heart with the compass and sweet ness of her well trained voice. The Rev. E. W. Meany came next with an address of encouragement and advice to the coming woman as represented by these charming deb utantes. Bishop Nichols delivered the diplomas, and the exercises closed, all too soon, for the appre- ciative audience, with the farewell song of the class, the music and words cf which were written by one of the graduates. Mir. Church and his able coadjutors are to be con graduated upon the sterling work they are doing for the elevation and pure training of the young ladies entrusted to their care. That they have such congratulation is attested by the steady growth of the Irving, even during the depression of the past two years, and bright prospects are opening for it in the coming school year which begins Aug. 5th, 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
Prescott Lumber Co.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS
 Dispensary,

e2s KEARNEY STREET,
 corner of Commerc ial San francisco, Cal. Es- tablished in 1854. for the
 treatment of Sexnal and
 Seminal Diseases, such
 lac GOnorrhea. Glaet, Strictare, Syphilis. in all It's forms, Seminal Weakness, I'm potency and I.naf Mamhons1 -ar.
The herald., 1895-03-06
FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY.


EoR sALE-iMpRUNED RANCHES
a. sSD-ip acr.s In navel ordnss :, o.iing: line
soil and good water-rlght 10 alton, Go, ina <tns
Pince Is In Al conilto ana rare bargain. -
s.Ow--aJ acres, locslnd near San Dnas: AR
IN nnvcis and Mediterranean sweets, and yca-s
Old acres IN lemons, IS In olives: good watei-
right, and on main county road II you ore looking
for a bargain, see this rnnch AT once.
s9oD-ib acres, Local Il ut Azusa; 10 acres In bear
Ing navel oranges. 10 acres In bearing lemons, S
acres IN YOUNG lemons, 10 acres In alfalfa balance
small fruits; &c stone lemon-cur.ng hon 81 food
vater-rlght; soil unsur passed; remember only
SIS per AFR for thi beautiful ranch
81 800 acres, iogst ID near West Glendale set to
walnut trees ycers Old, with bearing prunes aud
peaches set be tween, making very fine income
property; good buildings and waicrright only
10 ,r's drive from n; 5.;vc.
ss5oU-ii acres, located In the city Of Santa Ana;
sacrcs In walputaT years old, baance In rnrico'
Il you wish to buy ranch call and see us Def re
doing so, we have large list of hrst-clnss
ranches tor sale OF all varieties aud locations which
VIII bear your clos 81 insp, elton.
sl1,0)o-2J acres 10 ,atcd Mt o.ira: 10 acres in
lemons, In bearing. 10 acr in navel oranges bear
iH.; modern hoLss OF 3 rooms, windmill aud
tank, bari: ~ shares OF water; soil Al; OF the
ilncst gro,c in .igus Valley.
CONAN, EEERLE & CO.,
ii5 ). Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-06
LOST AND EOUND.

~>~-~~>>>---~~--~---->>>-
OST-BETWEEN WELLS ST. AND RIVER
IL Station. one purse; anyone finding will please
leave at 1862 San Fernando st. and receive reward.
w. A. CLARK.
HOUND WHO WANTS PIANO,
IL horse and buggy part pay for building
house. r. d. COATES, 224 s. Olive street. &C
GTRAYED FROM 1859 WEST THIRTIETH ST..
> one sorrel hlly with halter. Receive liberal
reward. 2-17-1m
VNOUND-SAM CLIPS HORSES AT YOUR
IL own price. North Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-06
FOR sALE--cYTy pRoPsRrY


CEMI-TRoPIc HOMESTEAD COMPANY,
inwEsT THIRD STREET.
stimson Building,
NINTH STREET TRACT,
ADAMS STREET HOMESTEAD TRACT NO. 2.
This is the. only place in the city where you can
BUY lots on payments Of sio down ana sV per
some good lots left that we can sell you for $3.50 on
the above payments.
In house and lot we have some Of the best bar
gains In the city.
SEE THE FoLLOwING:
s25H House, rooms; close in; lot 4oxlso to alley
500 cash, balance monthly.
ssoo-House, rooms; Southwest; 4oxi5o; cash.
ss5o-House, rooms; Southwest; 65xl25; $500
cash.
slooo-House, rooms; close in, near corner; lot
40xT2; cash.
slo5o-House. rooms on Seventeenth ST.; lot
4oxlS5; $500 cash.
sIIoo-House, rooms. new; close in lot 4oxiso;
$500 cash, balance monthly.
sieoo-House, 5 rooms; near Twenty-third and
Maple; lot 5Jxl5o; half cash.
We have few centrally located and trst-class
lodging houses
One of IS rooms: finely furnished; Always full;
bringing In good income; can be had for sll0o.
One OF 40-rOomS on the best street Tor the purpose
in the city; furniture new; can be had very cheap.
One of 70 rooms on Spring ST.; completely fur
nshed and paying big money; this Is the best bar
gain in the city today.
We have a large list of acreage and good list OF
exchanges.
Carriages TO take you to the property.
GOVERNMENT LANDS.
SEMI-TROPIC HOMESTEAD COMPANY,
Icl West Third street.
Stimson Building. 6
The herald., 1895-03-06
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1895-03-06
CITY HOUSES,


ssSWU--small cash payment down, the balance In
sngs mH,ntnly viii buy cosy new COZ.
only Y minutes ride, from business center. !, See
minutes walk Of the business center, small cash
payment down, the balance ON long time. - =
Lovely new Groom cottage with all modern Inn
proponents, reception hall, mante, CRATE, hot nnd
cold water, marble washstand, bath, pantry and
closets front and back porches; lot 555I 70 alley
~ minutes flde from the business center byielcc-
trio car; street graded aud graveled cement walks
and curbs. This will be sold on long time II sold
$500 Will buy brand-new 7-room residence fine
reception hall winding stairway, large double par
closets, plped for hot and cold wa,sr marble
wasnstand, patent water closets; house finished In
within block of electric cars; street graded aud
graveied cement curbs and walks See thls ct
ORDER 1 DOW ios,s s Broadway.
HOMES FOR ALL.
500 buys ga acres of extra fine land; location
unsurpassed no fross or fogs, shares Of water, Z
acre In backber.les which pro iuced tons last
the best bargain out,
500 VIII buy "A acres Just south Of the city on
orange trees. walnut IN full bearing, years cd I;
see this at once, Il will sell inside Of II week.
on the SOUTH adjoining lands held at 10 y 10 10, ,cr
acre buy this ant double your moiey inst, o. IL
months; this belongs to a nonresident and must
$3.50 per will buy ., acres Just s,uteor the
CITY. nttie west OF the University car le;
subdivde and sell In lots for three times tho prizes
asked
siool--Io acres alfa,fa land nil fenced and cross
icnced, new house barn, crib, cnickcn- aud
stock corrals, artasan well and water right with
place, Ia mite of depot and ~, close 10
store, posto1ice. churches and schools. VIII make
terms. This Is a bar saln. 81.
stooJ-i0 acres SET s)d to bcnrln, lemo rs rnd
oranges; fine residence large lnds set TO choice
plantsshruhs and climbing vines Herr MI kinds "
tropical VINES thrive IN WINTER abso siy no fro st.
The place Is only Is minutes drive from the bust
ness center. r.
ORDER g DOW.
1Ogi. = Rroadlxav-
The herald., 1895-03-06

E,oR sALE-AN ELEGANT as-sToRY g.
Il room modern complete home in the Harper
tract; spacious double parlors, reception hall cleo
trio gas lighting and bells throughout; twostory
barn. horse and chicken corrals, large yard, beau
tifrl lawn and flowers will sell carpets Amin
and Brussels and draperies for sl000o be
and this sacrifice If you want one OF the incest
homes in best residence portion OF the city. Ad-
dress H. +. s., this office. swift
The herald., 1895-03-06
DRESSMAKLNG.

= 1D1Es That LIRE 70 wFxE Fsssseyesss;
IL class fitting dresses call 40 w s.. afkSx ~
Dresses made fp-->A up MRs'E',o- '-7'1's's
WOLTEh
The herald., 1895-03-06
EXCURSIONS.


fLNXCURSIONS TO THE EAST-THE FA-
IL vorte personally conducted excursions of the
Santa Fe route leave Los Angeles every Thurs
day morning at O'Clock; Pullman upholstered
sleeping cars run without change Los Angeles to
Chicago, Kansas City, st. Louis and st. Paul. with
an annex car 70 Boston; the great point TO remem-
Der Is that you can save at the very least full
days travel by travelling on the fast train of the
Santa Fe route; attentive conductors accompany
the parties through berths reserved and more de-
tailed information obtained at the company's office
agent of the Southern California Railway,
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER
ID sonally conducted, leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver and Rio
York Boston and other eastern points; upholstered
tourist cars with all conveniences See any South
Pacific agent write to 7. II. DUZAN, 222 S.
Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
IUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS
q Every Monday the Rio Grande Western
and Denver and Rio Grande railways; scenic
route; personally conducted; newly upholstered
cars through to Chicago, New y ork and Boston.
Finest equipment best service, quick time. Office,
2l2 $. Spring ST.
DHILLIPS PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
i excursions via the Rio Grande and Rock Isl
and routes; leave Los Angeles every Tuesday,
cross the Sierra Nevadas, and pass the entire Rio
Grande scenery by daylight. Also via the Southern
route, every Thursday. Office, 1888 S. Spring ST.
The herald., 1895-03-06

PAcIsIc I0 fhsScS0SSHF55kkSSAHhp.
money IN sny .scSSs'.. on ~
monds, iewelry, sealskins, mcrchsn-
steel Safes without removal. Partial
payments received. Money quick.
business confidential. Private ofAce
W. i. DE aRooT, Manager,
Rooms 2, and 4, ia $. Spring st.
Mooney TO LOAN AT PER CENT TO
Nl build houses on the installment plan.
RENFRo, q CUMMINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
FIX WEST THIRD STREET,
Stimson Block.
Union LOAN COMPANY,
" Stimson block,
Loans money on all kinds of collateral security,
lodging and boarding houses on pianos without
removal also on bonds, stocks and mortgages; low
vate Office for ladies, room 1l2. CLARK A. SHAW,
manager, rooms Ill and ll2 first floor, Stimson
block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
M watches, jewelry, sealskins, ETC.. also on pa
nos, merchandise iron and steel safes furniture in
lodging houses boarding houses and hotels without
removal; also on city and country property; low
interest; can have money at once business conf
dental: private office for ladies. GEO. s. ROBIN
SON, 2SS W. First ST. rooms and3
DoINDEXTER q wADswoRTH, BROKERS'
4 soo w. Second St. buy and sell mortgages
stocks bonds and any good securities; If you wish
TO lend borrow invest in real estate call on u.s.
collections made and property managed for nom
residents. 2stf
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON
1NA any good collateral; business strictly conf
properly. W. L. DEMfNG, I'll W. First ST.,
room 10.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MONTHLY INSTALL
commission charged. Apply NATIONAL BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS ISL S. B'dway.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH
NA es iewelry, pianos, live Stock carriages, bicy
402 5. Spring st. 2-201y
ITO LOAN = UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
i small loans: commissions; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN & TRUST Co, 225 S sprlns.
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL
NJ amounts; long or short Time s. P. CREA-
SINGER, 2S7 w. First st. s-3
$4,000 TO s3tI LOAN f4om o. .sooS oI 1n rRoP
LARKIN, ITO S. Broadway. 2O-tf
TT1o LoAN-MoNEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT
4 reasonable rates. WM F. BoSBYSHELL
ZIG S. Broadway. If
rJ1O LOAN-MONEY ON PERSONAL sECUR-
Il ity. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 20 w. First ST.
2s-tf
MONEY TO LoAN-SMITH oBRIEN, I47
WI S. Broadway. 2-6-tf
ITO LoAN-sloo TO sioo,ooo So TO NET. 80
l. w. First st. s-5-tf
MoNEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. go
INI W. First ST.
ITO LoAN-MoNEY ON PERSONAL NOTES.
i go w. First st. 7s-tf
STOCKS. RONDS AND MOPTG4GES.
The herald., 1895-03-06

T,OR SALE-WEST HALF OF LOTS AND 5,
Il block 20, Hancock's survey, 80 acres, near oil
wells in the n. w. quarter Of the city. Apply to
The herald., 1895-03-06

TNoR eALE-7-HooM COTTAGE, ga WEST
e aixth st., near Pearl. $4,000; eo-foot lot. ST.
The herald., 1895-03-06

NOR SALE-lOO FEET ON LOS ANGELES
I st. near Second ST.; in first class business lOca-
ton and offered for few days at bargain ROB
ERT Il. JONES & CO., 2o4 Bradbury Block 2f
The herald., 1895-03-06

NOR SALE-I500oo OLD POSTAGE STAMPS,
Il cheap. T., box &C. this Office.
T,OR sALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
T to suit, ut this Office
The herald., 1895-03-06
CONTRACTORS

HONHAD sCHERER, GRANITE, BITUMIN-
~ Gus and asphalt paving 2z7 w. First sk
The herald., 1895-03-06

TJPRIGHT PIANO FOR RENT, ea.5O PER
Broadway. 2-l7M
The herald., 1895-03-06

= nO-FURNITURE AND LEASE OF
OOO % furnished rooms on Broad
way. near Temple.
OF ROOMS, BATH,
OOO stable in East Los Angeles: $500
cash, balance will exchange for
good property in the city.
IN WILL BUY \ GOOD PAYING
w fruit and lunch stand at East Side
Park.
Property for sale or rent in and
out of the city. Also some fine
business opportunities
j. X. CHALMERS,
~ 500 Real Estate and Insurance, rooms
s no and Ill New Wilson Block, S.
.sE. Cor First and Spring. 6
The herald., 1895-03-06
E'oR SALE
-
HOMES FOR ALL

Choice fruit berry, .sad farming lands Ono mil,
outside city pnd near the new isadena eleeti
ac'e, on easy terms: take the clcctcir ears o
srinc street 10 Highland Park post Office Oaf
agent there will SHOW the land. free carriar,
Il on, onr Office to the tract GRIDER & DOW.
lrJis :. ROADWAY. gtf
The herald., 1895-03-06
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNOR SALE-2oO STANDS BEES FOR SALE
II or Exchange; 40 acres land at Garvanza; house
and lot on Clay st. between Third and Fourth, of
flats; lot 66x37s on Sapedro st., formerly Empire
Laundry. 9. E. ShntlIck. GarYenza. BOX II. 8
The herald., 1895-03-06

INOR THE NEW GOLD FIELDS--I LEAVE
Il for the new gold fields Immediately; men
paying $50 each Will be given equal interests In the
locations; references and guarantees given at
bank; Call at U. S. Hotel. MIR. FORD.
The herald., 1895-03-06

BUSINESS PERSONALS.
DERSONAL - HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTEN-
j. ton! Groceries at cut rates. SO lbs. -four
s5c; 10 lbs corn meal, l5c, 10 lbs. lard, Csc,
lbs. Japan tea, 81; can Cocoa 15c; Rio coffee,
25c; keg Holland herrings 75c; lbs. Goldfish l5c;
salmon bellies5c, 10 lbs raisins 25c lbs. apricots
Csc; 8 lbs. cherries, Csc; hams, &c pork TIC.
ECONOMIC STORES,
1906 South Spring.
The herald., 1895-03-06

DROP. LEE-DO THE DEAD RETURN? IF
l. you doubt, come and be convinced by Prof.
Lee, the slate-wrting medium; messages given
from your loved ones written on states cleaned by
yourself and held in your own hands; sealed mes
sages answered while in dead trance; medium
by the gift of God PROF. LEE, 242 IL S. Broad
way parlors II and IS. 2-26
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-04

Arrival and Departure o. s. Mails.
South bound mail closes 10 p. IN.
>sHreh bound mail arrives 80 p. m.
North b1ITnt IEaii closes l:;H p III.
North bound mail arrives 80 r. m.
Night mails are eioe-c5 nj S::a p. m.
Money order depart nEaRSt - cfs-n at
=. M. and ci6r>ed at ) y. IN.
Ofilce hours from Z. m. 10 Is p. m.
SaatsstTS- froRr - a. In, tts 10 = N
.IGHN : ~ HMMFsR- T. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN. deputy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-04
The Mantle of Charity.

Ii. Is the one garment til. fashion OF
which never changes, writes Ruth Ash
more in Ladies Home Journal The
years may go and come, and yet she who
cloaks herself in this mantle l. nc once
happy herself and the giver If happi-
ness. In cut it never changes. II Is al
ways large and full, 80 thar IL can en-
velop those who are unhappy and give
them warmth and comfort. Like the
cloak worn hy the prince in the fairy
tale, il L. invisible to all hut those Whose.
eyes are made clear 10y faith IL Is the
garment that l would like my girls 20
wear II Is true that much patience and
much self denial are required before
this cloak l. put On, as il should he. for
all time, but once assumed tho amount
uf joy to le got from il and the happy
heartbeatS 10 the wearers of II cannot
possibly be UYere>timated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-04
$1,000 ! SHOT.
Il l. I.c..n-msc,i. Aner an. e r"a.sdsred
Properly.

II l. Ic.In-.nsc.il. ARer an. g rna.id~red
i'.oPcrIy-
On.- ehsIlSs.ad dollars y sh.if l. rather
expensive sn,uting- Lut Ehrn YOU CONT
TO figure st out yoR ~ill tiNd that it -
not quite A. much IL proportion - 500
a shot unsler ccr;aiS conditions Ths old
suIulth b0r,, cannon. >hurt IN lIarEul ausl
ShnFs i'm the lv.;cG- had 10 b. trained
with she create, pa'irnCs and care aiI
the Ubject aiHIed At. aaa 9 the son
poaMd ball ditgu't iaNsi tNactlS whtru it
wa< iutrstl-d 1t did v,vv Gtii harm.
With iA' biz ppr1maur SNu a. sandy
Hook il J. imIoS>ihat- to make 4 nlSSs.
lou lust tuu,-lp her 81 - : :. n,p pr
toGvh. aud if ;ho pr' , ctIle drup> Sitirin
one->ixth II Inii,. ,'f Sl,yr'. IL wa- IN
tended 90 drop thcr-' = lsnrnrsliIts alid
serious srvublc anh ia all probability nO
necessity for tbs expenditure uf anOth, ?
dollar an that particular target IL go~ts
more a. FIRE thr big kFGpv gun tEan it
docs ouz dynamite Euu, but ihe sNeeu-
ton beatS ne comparison tlls hundred
gatlng guns. tied at >h.rt intervals tCr
ane hour, voul1 e-st %lO,u0p. Evcu II
the flret shot at vaS within range thC
shooting would lot ~ Suc-t,nth - e
fectise a. the -huetinc ad th, sandy
Holk terrLr New Y orL Mill auU tx.
Drt.-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-04

CuHrsrtAx CmuHcH--Frrnsisy Street. SER
vicra every iorsi's day at ~ On a. m and Is
u. m sunday school. % a. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday,. IS p. m. Choir
practice everv Friday evening. IS p. m
ladieas Atd society every Taealny afternoon ~
the church. Ap. m. Mite AMI Social mcetinE
~ Nv nesday ni<ht at place announced each
lorisa dav onirrrN' meeting hFnt Lord =
slnv in rnch month Al arr cordially Invited
- an services. I n Mason. Surerintensienl
Snniay schools Yoiney Johnson. Pastor
FiuSr BArrt<r Cururu--iirnahwny STREET.
Services ever Sunday az ~ 90 a. m and : ~
.. m Prayer n-rfing Wssiurssiay cFrtslu -
~ : ntciaek sunday school a. ~ - m huig
rrsrtic. frilay ev-uinss ~ o'cl~cs
Sfnshif lsld. Pastor q. a. nrues. Cisrk. &
iifil. ~rintrudrut.
AMI IN rr1 str-~t Frfschins every sab
hath Morning. 10 a. m ani - p m. Pray
r meeting w~inrsdav rvrning NJ To snn-
dsv srhrai every hbath at 10 o. m kp-
w.irih LEA CUE. sp. m. NJ Law. Pastor.
PHE~HNrHarAs CurzcH-Rev q. c. MrGin
ley. PASTOR He<riar ~srwir~s Sahhath-
= -f5 a. m =. sabbath SCHOOL, 10 m. fnorui ID
Worship .. o y. m. evening worship
Wrslnrnlay-7. "a prayer meeting. s.a1 session
m~rtinE W. earnestly desire your prcseucs
at any ~ our mrrtin lfyou arr not NOR
shipping rlaeNh ~ We Invite you % makl
you church hnm~ with uF tiur prwa are A.
WAYS Pc 70 YOU ar. our hrurts. ehir
You tnnSi hearty welcome.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-04

From ghe sea Port Louis has pictar
esque and oriental aSpc-t- hrt the streets
are kss- - than 9nc nusgme>- They Arc
wide and r,--,.EIbie thcrse of Cape Town
NunieFou> European shops al>O line their
frunr>
Lying behind she sowIt - the Champ
de Mars n 3 HSed a. a place Of alnu-e-
ment, and opening into it are tht-straets
If BUrfon and Corderie, while 20 the
left Of the quays l. the bazaar Gr market
place. Il l. Surrounded by an Irsn rail
ing, has several gaS,4- leadIng % tho
principal stTp-ts aud i divide,l into
two cqnal parts Iy FaTquaT street.
\ broad avenue also traveT>es it, en-
tire length hncd IN either side lN GOV
er,dshc,tS. where the wares arr exposed.
Fruit stalls sScury she upper end. and
here IL eNhibited a marvellous variety,
a collection shat Nuuh make the fruit
sellers of the west DIad With envy.
PlanI;iliS In great yellow heaps are side
10y side with cu>tari apples, alligator
pears. Bl;ngoeS, piHeapples and Others
too numerous tu mention MangoeS ar,i
the most esteemed bv Europeans The
lower market contains the butchers
shops, where fowl, fish and kid arc
conspicuous All the Year Round,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-04

The Germans are laughing at an In
Cident concerning Count Kanitz. one ~
the leaders Of the agriculturists Whose
opposition 90 the government was 80
strongly rchuked by the emperor the
other day. When the emperor visited
Konigsherg. kanitz. who counted On
obtaining An invitation O. the imperial
banquet. requested e. ls allowed Co fur
nish the truut The offer was accepted.
and the count sent 42O trout. Then he
received a dispatch saying that bis name
had been struck OF the list. The count
telegraphed TO Konigsberg 10 stop the
fish. but the supply had already been
sent. and all tho guests at the banquet
greatly enjoyed tbom. The emparor.
when aft-rward informed. laughed
heartily over tho incident berlin Let
frsr