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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
ans benz obereu Shale.
Gr&baIb GOrrsippnbtni.)

lN'VRAtS SptfttPphbth6.I
- Ius Der Wobnune bes q. DopIe
3u 9sdpile tpurben Dor mebreren aben.
ben sl60 ssitobIen, tpdbrenb bic SamiIie
iid auf Der enteessneeieBten Settle Der
Strabe nit Ha4barn unterbiett.
- Cine 3idbriss To@tsr bes IbomaS
Garep bon Mapfielb ipisIts am Montaa
gbenb nit Strsi&b6Isern. bic ibre 8Iei'
Der ansinbeten unb bic &leine 70 idIimm
.usrbrannten, bab fs am Dienftas ftarb.
Carbonate Gpruiprnbsni.)
- 9ie Se6fts Gpsnue Bride tparb
am Samitas benz 8srtebr er6fnet.
- Ser Superintendent Der Ban
Bergen @srts, 6. 20. @bitins. Bat re.
iienirt.
- SRI. WprtIe SaGmann bon 9root
Strabe babier uno Serr Sbarles &.
Stats bon Netp 9ort tpurSen am Dien'
flag Ra&mittas bier sstruut.
= Cine fIeine 9o6ter Der gbeIeute
2uopis S8mibt bon 40. StraBs feel am
Wontas aus elmer S&pins unb brad
sinen arm nabe BEN @abosen.
- Sn benz Ontario SOfe CABS am
0ienitas burd ben 3ufammenitoB mebs
rerer Barren Elm Brad, BEL benz sIid'
Ii&srtpsife Riemunb psrIsst tparb.
- 8arnat 8atbomas tpurbe am Sreis
tag in elmer Wine in Soref @itp 70 ee.
fdbrIib berIeBt, baB sr am Wontas
NOrsen i'm bieiiSen SoipitaI itarb.
- Sci ben 8obrunsen fir 8a6er
nabe 8rOpnsa's Sumpf bat man enbIit
Slid eebubt unb jest einen 6 3oa Strom
nit 80 Bfuno Druid unter GOntrpqe.
Motormann Samuel Matbeps
rettete am 0tittpob elm fIeineS 8inb bon
BEN ii6eren Sobs, inbem CT bon ieinem
Barren iprane unb es bon ben S6ienen
bob.
4ae 8orbereitunsen fir bic bieiss
4. Suli 5sier iinO ieBt erIebist unb tpsnn
baS 8etier 8initis it. erfpartet man
cine erfolerei4e Seitli6fsit. Die 9arabs
fnoet NabmlttasS itatt.
9ster 8rown bon SaIbrooI
Strabe erbielt IeBte Bo6s in Der BiIior
Dfine Elm serbrodeneS 8ein, inbem cine
Sprenaun9 Dor ieiner Gntfernuna alb,
sins unb oas falenbe SeIssshein ibr
traf.
goparb CUNT bon SGb Mair
StraBe uno fem IaselObnsr, Elm SIo.
made bon WapfieIo, iino am porIebter
Witttpod in Der 8sbhone Nine bein
8auten Der StiibpfeiIer bon elmer gro,
Ben Waiie Selsseitein erbriidt porbsn.
9as Sous bon @oles @uben or
Sanb StraBe, ouS man sur 9ererSBer.
un8 beS Sellers auf Stlseu sefeat
bate, fieI am Wontas iiber unb in Der
&eler, poburd Die SniaEen uno babe
beiddftisen arbeiter in ni6t gerines
aufresuns periest. uber Riemanb tpsite,
perlebt tpurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
IN Shminbfnhtiae.

Der lluterjeidnete. Der Ourd Elm eep6bn
Iidss WittsI Jur Seiunbbeit uisbsr beraehsat
uuroe. nahoem er einige Sabre lang on elmer
i9msten eun9entrunfb.it uno Der sefirdtet.u
Srantbeit, S1winoiudt seIitteu bate, bot Elm
arobes BerIargen feiuen WitIeibenoen oas
Ytltiel Der Seiluns betauut su MAIDEN. aQe
Oieisnigsn bic es uerIansen, 10 iro sr frsunoIitt
(&otsnfrs) sine abidrift Der 3ubsrsituns
l6iden, Delte fe ale cine fi6sre SeiIuug fir
Sbpinoiuht, atbma. Gatarrb, 8ronhitas uno
ale Gals. uno 2unseu.Srantbeitsn fnosn per.
ben. Gr boft bas als 9siosnoe fem SsiImittel
probiren psroen. oa 20 fsbr uertbuou IT 9ie.
ieni8sn psIde bic 3ubereituug uerIans.n en-. peIte
tbnen nibts toften miro, uno elm Seaen fur fe
lein mag, pollen sefdQi8ft q brm Gbmar b
VI. Btlon, BrOotIpn, y. o., aobrsfiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

baItuns fir feline Srau bsrurtbeiIt, far
I%usfibrune tpeldem er 5000 Si&srbeit
iteaen ioate, bod ba sr bieieIbe ni&t
leiften tonnte, muBte er in's 9efdnsnib
panbern.
GILBERT 8auebn bonn Npr6enbe mu6te
fir elm sleides 8ereeben bic Rotten ,abs
len, s22 mOnatIid ieinsr Srau ,ablen
uno Sdrsidaft file bic ausfdbruns bss
nrtbeilB Ieiiten.
Ser StaIiener George Sole bon DUN.
more tparc bes InsrifS unb S6Idsersi
on Wa:t 8unts iduIois bsfunben unb
muB baflr SIS Strafs besabIen unb brei
Nonate i'm @efdnsnib ~psrtpsiIsn.
9apio Sopeas, bes unseiebIi6en
8eriaufS bon 8etrantsn lberfabrt, bal
$500 Strafe su sabIen unb brei Wonats
int @efdnsniB absuiiben.
Sobn Drusbad muB flr ieinsn I'm.
srif auf ben 9pIen M. Rubbp Sis
Strafe aabIen unb 6 Wonate i'm @efdns'
nib abiiben.
SObn 8Od, Der ben gbtpar6 Rpun Be-
ruubte, mub bas seftObIsne Gissntbuu
,uriiderftatten unb aud 9 Nonats in
6efdnsniB perleben.
Sames Sualpan, Der ~geitobIens
Waaren annabm, bat SIS Strafs a.
sabIen anb 4 Ronate i'm @efdnsnib abs
sufiben.
Clarence g. @orsan muB fir isiner
aneriff auf Giffsnt 9oftmsiitsr Duff
bon GarbOnbaIs s25 Strafe unb BIZ
8often besabIen,
Srau Warp Sretp Ron ID. Strabt
tpurbe ~ 81 Strafe pe%rbonnsrt, neil fl
ben 9. 8. Campbell ansriff.
WidusI S. @alib betannts fid BEL
nnteri4Iasune iGulois. ipurbe iebOd
nit Dem BertpeiS entIaHen, in Suiunfi
einen ebrliben 2ebensnanbsI Su flbren.
Der 8eri6t Der @ommiHion iiber bi,
gintbeiluns bon RaniOm 9opnibip il
stpei @ablbitrifte tpurbe am Srsital
bonn 8sri6t enosdItis beitdiiet.
Cine einp6dentlibe SiBung bon Gr'
sunent @eri6t besann ont Nonta8 mi
ben brei Ridtern auf Der 8ant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
OerthtitheS.

Die @si6porsnen in benz Sale BED
W6roerS Sam Goni, Der ibnsn am
9Onnsrtas Norsen 9 llbr CUR @rIebiss
uns ibereeben ipurpe. einieten lid am
Sreitas Na&mittae unb bra6tsn UNI
8 45 einsn Dubripru6 uuf @Orb i'm
s~tpeiten 8rabe Elm. Bier Der @ei1po'
renen tpursn BEL Der erften abfimmuns
fur Norb i'm srften 8rabe. 8idtsr
9dnRsr psrurtbeiIte ism am Samitag 3u
sp0lf 5abrsn barter 4rbsit i'm DitIi6en
3u6tbuus.
alderman Sobn z. gttiniOn bon
Gurbonbale, Der i&uloiB befunbeu tuarb,
feline Srau berIaRen su baben, tpurbs
u ben aVfen uno SIS mOnatIi&s untsF'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Nttt6tcn.

= SIN Der WaHenpsriammIuns in
Nuiic Sau am Dienitas Abenb purben
s3,068 fir bic Samilien Der i'm Spin
S6a&t 8erunelddten eessidnet I; bic
8eriammluns mar ni6t 10 gut beiu6t
tpie ertpartet uno cine anbsre iOa beute
4benb itattfinben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Dsutf4s 9risfIihs.

4rau SAINTS ga&man, 9pkn g. 9adus,
6raut Duear, Rpbat 6risert&,
8rau Wlatbtles @runbIat, epuis prtiB,
6rau Wm. ~9sibsusppb, 8. B. 9spers,
Grl. eSttb SOpttJ 3. 8. &iBmiatr,
6rau Sobn einttIman.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
6rlbjabrs=G rOfnnng
224 @acfoWamma ltDemme.
3nei Sdufer ia perfanfen

in psttrsburs an 9rpirs assnus, aabe br
Wiaiam Strabs; br SGufer ira IL prpSsnt
trti babsu an fsiusm ~aussslesttn @sles, nab
abtug aasr Gusaabsn. 8a&iufrassn am
plaBs bet 8risbrt& Sspplsr, go. 9O8. Gbsnic
cine Got an Wsbfr apsnut bic a6ts BON Or
Ssrnfsiu's Gissntbum. ga
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

- Sal,firB tritt oft auf bel taItem
@etter, bic lnnere Sanb ersreifsnb unb
anoere 8b~rpertbeile. Spob's Sariapa.
riua. Der srobe 8Iutreiniser. bsilt SaIs
flub.
5non's Piarn pirien OOrslsIi6 mad
Der WabISeit uno turiren 9opftpeb. Csc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Opnmerfa9, 10. Sali 1895
Staot= naa Sdul=S teuera,
1896.
SHirs he's Stabt-S 6asmdfsrs,
MuutttpdI- YtbGube, Scrautpn, pd.

Shiee he's Stabt- Sbabni ttfters,
Muuietpai- StbGube, ScrantOn. pa.,
8. o. 9olaub, StaOt.S &aBmttier.
Die Duplifats fir bic Stapt. unp S3ul.
iisusrn fir bas Sabr 1896 Nnp itBt In metntn
SGubsn CUR @olsftion.
@emab elmer Afts Der GjsftBssbuus. s.ntbmist
am %. Ddi 1889, pirb cine Straft pon brti
30 prpssnt auf aIs am 1. Stpt. 1896 unbt.
jabItsn itaptiitsH Sttutru srtlassn, unb elm
psitsrsr ~aufnlas ppu einsm a. prSjsnt an bfri
Grffsu siuts itbsu fplssnbtu RpHats, bic bic
Strusr bsiabIt III.
Stsusrn, bic am 1. REP. 1896 unbtablt Tnb,
ptretn ben SGnbsu pom 9oltttOrtn ibTssbtn,
ME eas gtisB porl6rtibt.
6. 81. 8plan6, S&aBmeifsr.
Wuuiripal @sbdubs. Gdt Wafbinstun ast-
nue. uup Mulbsrrp Siraes.
SHiesfunbsn; 8 WorssHs bic 5 Abtuos,
Samftas 9 Bis IL Nittass. 26,S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Sans unb Got

~ psrfaufsn, sslsssn 90t linton StraBs in pt.
tsrsburs. Got 2l7 5ub laus unp btntsn 1O6
stpprns So 8uB brett; has Saus bat abt 3irt'
msr, Dchsrlsiuns II. |. 10. i3u srfrastn am
pIaBs. 25,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

Die meifsn Der @ei6dftsbduier
unO Offices iinb am A. Suli (Samffas)
se&lOfen. Wan made feline einidufs
OaPer iSOn am Srsitas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Mdbcben Derlanat

fir a%lstmsins Sausarbtit in sihtr iIsiHtn ia.
miIis /; mus Grfabruns battn. Grau s. Q.
Cor, 430 Wtbitr Apsnut.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

ToDAY occurs the great cele-.
bration at Purcell. marking the
most important epoch in the
history Of the Indian Territory.
II is the day of transition when
the territory ceases tobe attach
ed to foreign jurisdiction for
judicial purposes. Other and
more valuable results must fol-
low speedily. \ delegate TO
congress will probably be ac-
corded the nations ana bring a
union Of the tive tribes into
practically single govern
ment. When this occurs the
tribal prejudices will disappear
and with the coming OF full
grown territorial government,
al the petty restrictions now
cumbering property viii follow.
The Indian Territory viii enter
on q prosperity which will lead
It to a statehood, possibly in
advance Of the Older territories.
which have been refused adj
mission FOR almost half 4 cen
tmy. Indian rights can best be
/ preserved by Il government
which developeS Indian capa.
bilitieS. \ proposition new IN
the East but very old in tn,
/ West. ana now recognized bN
/ the Indians themSelveS.-Okla
homa Gazette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
writers and Praise.

Such trihing annoynnces as have
come my way as a contributor are
as nothing compared with the uni
form kindness and honorable treat
ment have met with at the hands
of editors. There Is only one general
criticism that / wish TO make. They
hardly seem 20 realize the value OF
praise. or at least very few of them
do. ] have read somewhere that Mr..
Archibald Forbes used TO conclude
every dispatch TO The Daily News
with the words, And IL you don't
like this you may go 10 the devil.
That exactly expresses tho mental
attitude Of the conscientious but
spirited contributor. He Is most
anxious to give satisfaction and does
his very utmost; but. like all good
workmen possessed Of an ideal, he
mistrusts his own success. At tho
same time the consciousness Of his
effort makes him ready to resent
the criticism which his difiidence
teaches him TO expect.
a word OF appreciation, however
brief and businesslike. puts new life
into him; the lack Of IL sands him
about his work determined but with
out alacrity. At the end Of n long
job no may find that his work has
been appreciated all the time, but
that does Lot help him 10 do H. Ho
wants an occasional assurance by
tho way. have often thought my
self fool for taking excessive pains
to insure accuracy, spending n whole
day, for instance, IN verifying a Gin
gle statement which occupies no
more than one insignificant sen
tenoe and probably passes quite un-
noticed One never knows. and,
though appreciation has not been
lacking. as gratefully acknowledge
the confidence which should reward
accurate work Is a plant that comes
very slowly 20 fruition.-Nationa
Review.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

Oral oyuzi A riri has rrn hwnyi
she's trunnting from winter cunvent haila.
stamprdinR all tha world With hei1ward ealla
And lrrndinK mhmchief In tha runormi clay.
She ronnpa along the larcs and mtmics Nay.
The savor of her bl0wn. soft hair tnthrAits
Tho air. Toe snuws melt where her foot-
print falls
On grccning meals who's startled fowsrshs
tray
The coaxinR tune her neut vawnry humA
The leaves look Gus 20 watch her where mho
comes.
And pellmsn hrooks bruak San % scAnper
after.
And hill homrd cattle frisk that shn IL near.
khr teascs sven the towns with fetching iAugh-
ter.
Oyo1i who's nson the tornboy 81 The ycarf
-Rupcrt Hughes In scrihnrrA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

The following anecdo.e Of the
Princess Maud has tho distinguished
merit of being truo: Going shopping
ono spring morning strictly incog
and attended only by ono Of the Ia
dies of the household. Princess Maud
was accosted Ly a little street arab
who was tho happy possossor OF n
pair of large, pathetic brown EYES
and a tangled crop OF curly brown
hair. He was busily engaged In the
absorbing task OF earning his living.
and perhaps some one else as well,
by retailing fresh spring flowers.
penny and tupponce n bunch" Tho
princess stopped by him. and while
choosing some flowers she was = lit
tle startled by the lad saying IN an
excited and familiar whisper:
Its all right. miss. knows yer.
but III keep it dark and won't split
on yer"
Tie princess smilingly shook her
head in denial.
Yes, / do knows yer" (more en-.
phatically). Yer Princess Mawd.
/ twigged yer directly"
Princess Maud was greatly anus.
ed, and we can Just imagine with
whnt CLEO she would tell of tho IN.
cident.-London Standard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

Alester belong TO this class, and
it might be incidentally pointed
out in evidence of the fact, that
their city is advancing more
rapidly at the present time, de-
spite the general depression,
than amy other two points that
could be named in the entire
southwest. - South McAlester
Daily Canital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
It's En1ancipatlon.

Purcell l. today celebrating
the beginning OF better times in
the territory. This is the day
set apart 10y an act of congress
to give the federal court in the
territory exclusive jurisdiction
of all civil and criminal cases
that may hereafter arise within
the limits of the five civilized
tribes. The act shuts out the
Paris and Fort Smith courts,
consequently the people resid-
ing i'm the territory have reason
TO rejoice over the new era of
things. The Register trusts
that the celebration may prove
a succeSS.-Gainesville Regis
ter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
just For Carriage Folk.

NO" said the old gentleman
sternly. ~ viii not do it. Never
have / sold anything by false repro
sentations, and / viii not begin IL
now. ="
For n moment he was silent. and
the clerk who stood before him
could see that the better nature Of
his employer was fighting strongly
for the right
No" the old man cried again.
II will not do H. il is an inferior
grade of shoe, and ] will never pass
IL of as anything better. Mark Il.
"A Shoe Fit For Queen and put It
IN the window A queen does not
have TO do much walking. "-Chica-
go Tribune.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
OAED6LE OyTISCS.
special Correspondents.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
LOYALTY TO HOME INTERESTS


The ARDMoREITE, of Ardmore, I
draws comparison III Its yes
terday edition between the ad-
vertising patronage that it re-
ceives and tie Daily Capitals, .
and the same makes a showing
which is largely IN our favor.
Arguing from this show. the
ARDMoREITE makes "A plea for a
more liberal support.
The comparison develops two
or three points to which We wish
to direct attention and submit
the conclusion to the considers
ton of our readers. The adver-
tising patronage Of the Daily
Capital is at this time fairly
representative of the business
interests at South McAlester.
1t is true that there are many
firms here. who are not repre-
sented in our columns, but on
the whole the showing is one
that any journal would have a
right to feel proud Of, and one
that is credit to the city.
Wherever the Daily Capital
goes the reader must certainly
be impressed with the loyalty to
home interests among the busi-
ness men here and the evidence
of business activity of the place.
They must know that this is the
kind Of a spirit that exists
among an enterprising people
and invariably builds up Il good
substantial city.
On the other hand, the ARD
NoREITE is published III a city
which claims to be twice the
e Of South McAleSter and
'k n is many years older, yet
whC RDMOREITE contains less
the A third of the amount of
than ont 0nage that the Daily
local path yes. 1t cannot be
Capital rece1 'RDMOREITE is un-
said that the 4 It. for it is a
worthy of suppo- than its ad-
much better paper aI,15 eao,,,
yertising patronage : ~
to Justify. What. the. -;+atIo
conclusion that IS IN, ,+''ra !,
from a contrast Of this M III III.
The Daily Capital doesn't =
to say it, but it is evidently :
fact that there is mighty httN
enterprise, loyalty or local pl1de
about Ardmore's citizens es-
pecially as it relates to home pa
pers. -.
Loyalty by worthy home papers
cannot be overestimated, and
never is bv live. enterprlslng
cl,ss of people-the kind that
build up and maintain the sub
stantial and prosperous cities Of
the country. Ii Is, indeed, a
matter for local congratulatlon
that the people of South Nc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
WARNING ORDER .

IN the United states Court Ia the Indian
Territory. Southern District.
-. j. Fuss.. Plaintiff.
q T. Hus=. Defendant
The defendant. 4. r. Hoss. T. warned to
appear to- this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintin. n. J..
MOHs.
witness the Honorable Constantine n.
EiiEorc. judge 10 the said court. ana the
seal thereof. this lst day of September. is9a.
isEALf Jos mFM W. PMfLLTrm. Cicrk.
duhnron. Cruce a Cruce. attorneys.
a. q. Cruce. attorney Tor nnn-resident- -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
SPIRITUAIST CAMP MEETING,
OAK CLIFF, TEXAS, AUGUST
29rH TO SEPTEMBER 18TH,
INrI IrGINE

For the above occasion the G.. c.
* :. F. R'y. will sell round trip
tickets TO Dallas, Texas, at the rate
OF one fare, S4.1O for the trip.
Tickets on sale Aug. 2sth, 29th,
Sep. 5th and 18th, good 10 return
anti! sep. "a, 1896.
Call upon the undersigned for
more complete information.
/. X. MASON, Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

New and original designs for orna-
ments, patterns. prints, pictures %
DO printed, cast woven or otherwise
worked iu or on an article 70 b.
Manufactured may be patented
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

The answer to tho question. Why
does a horse get mp fore part fret
and n cow hind part first? is: The
strength for the second movement
of rising Is posterior in the horse
and anterior in the COW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

HENRY JOHNSON, the ex-brand
Inspector, isnow with the Wis
consin ard will be pleased to
have his( friends call when in
Kansas City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02

As artists women have shown
more taste than originality. They
paint landscape and portraits beau
tifully, but rarely achieve great pic
tures.
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As the unthought on accident :
guilty Of what we wildly do. 50 we
profess ourselves 20 DO tho slaves Of
chance and flies OF every wind that
blows.-ShAkesp peara.
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ArrIvoI end departure U. S. Mails.


South bound mail closes 4:45 p. m.
South bound mail arrives $50 pm.
North bound mail closes l1:15 q. IN.
North bound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed at $3.50 p. m.
LsMoney order department is open
at a. M, and closed at 5 p. IN.
Office hours from a. m, to s pm
Sundays from a. m, to a. m.
MORAN SCOTT, p. Nj.
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deputy.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
REGULAR Weekly Statemrnt Complied
From ehe weather Bureau For Okla
homa and Indian Territories.

September /, 1S96.-For the
week ending Monday, August
81. The weather during the
week has been cool and pleas
ant. temperature being from p
70 > degrees below normal every
day until Sunday, when the
temperature rose Sunday and
Monday, 30,-3l, temperature
being / and > degrees above
normal. The mean temperature
for the week, 76. Is. is 1.3 below
normal; maximum temperature,
81 on 81; minimum, 81 on 81.
Heavy rains over greater por-
tion of central, northern and
western sections on %, were a
great help to Kafir, millet,
sorghum and late cotton, and
made the ground sufficiently
moist to admit of plowing, al
though at the close of the week,
ground generally had again be-
come toe Try to pillow.
Only light local showers in
eastern and southern sections
OH two days. Rains were too
light in these sections for any
favorable results.
Pastures everywhere are yet
very poor, there is, however, n
slight improvement III grass,
aftording grazing Tor stock.
/ hatfir and sorghum have done
fairly well this week, especially
since the rains, and the outlook
Is favorable Tor fair crop.
An improvement Is noted in
cotton from every section, and
with favorable weather from
JhiS on, it is thought the yield
will be CRATER than expected,
bur at best the crop will be less
jhau half OF the former years.
Cotton has been coming TO the
market very fast during the
week. and the merchants state
II is first class.
SOUTHERN SECTION.
Eastman - Pleasant since
rains of last week; late cotton
has improved, but rains cam,
TOO late 10 do much good
ranges are still poor, and stocl
not much improved; more rain
needed.
Hculdton-Rains have reiillec
wells 60 some extent, but tank.
are still dry; rains have prob
ably benefited cotton.
ArdmOre-Pleasant weathe
this week; cotton improved.
: EASTERN SECTION.
Eufaula-.90 of an inch O
rain; cool and pleasant thi
2 week.
: Muldrow-Still dry; coOlc
this week; what few late pota
p toes were planted, have rotte,
. in the ground; fine weather 70
!. r,inlinnr rnffnn
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TIME TABLE.
Gulf, CoIorado and Santa Fc RaIIw

Gulf, Colorado and Santa &c haIIWays
SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 4:l0 a. m.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express $50 D. N.
NORTH BOUND
Galveston and Chicago Express 12:s5 . m.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express ll:40 am
I.R. MASON, Ticket Agt-
W. S. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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LEDBETTER & BLEDsoE.
ArTORSEYs-AT-LAw

oFFIcE:-In Ledbetter & Blodsoe
Building. Ma Street, Opposite
Post once.
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Johnson, the carpet man, to-
DAY put down q carpet ing Mrs.
T. f. Wilson. f. wlll wori.
Cor tl~s. Klcski toTn0Frow.
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Il me men think the new wom-
an * the sweetest thing ON
earth. ! Ike to see a woman
that pants when she rides her
wheel end buys her groceries
for spot c,,~L al Porter Staples.