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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05
THE STATE CAPITAL.
nrigh Outlook for Cntticm.r A..
IN TcAas-Chnrtcrs Eiled-Nntas

"'tcrS Fued-NOtcs,
Ausun' Texas. December 4.-Colonel A
a. bush' Jr.. of Fort Worth, president n,
inc Cattle Raisers association of Teyos
was IN the city today. Colonel Hush s,v.
MS association now has membersh,, .,
about 1000. IL In n most f,our,sb,,c a.,.,,
'ioi' ana mas accomplished more this year
u'ai any year since its organization.
IN speaking OF the cattle outlook in North
Texas Colonel Bush said 1t could m, vol,
DC better at this season of the year mud
ne expected the spring markets to come I'm
10 ,ne expectations OF tn most on,busias,ir
cutie man. He reports cattle all over ,be
state IN good condition. with plep,v nj
Eiass 10 run them through the winter ,,oi.
onei Bush thinks the next meetiny NJ IN,
cattle Ralsers' association. which Is In ho
neio Tor the first time in San Antonio "a
March next, viii have lurger attendance
,uui any previous meeting, as the mem
p.s any cattiemen generally will be In
ne colonel returned to Fcrt Worth "a.
night. w." ~
CHARTERED.
chartered today: The North Texas Poul
Try and Fair association of Fort Worth
Capital stock $1,000. Incorporators 8 n
ferreii, X. o. Davis, A. G. Fowler. II. D.
savage and r. T. Branch The purpose Of
This corporation is the maintenance OF
pubic fairs and exhibitions OF all stock
ara farm products for the encoaragemon,
OF agriculture, horticulture, etc.
inc II. Heilingn company of Kyle. Hay:
county. Capital stock, $4,000. lncorpora.
tors Quo Groos, II Hellman. sr.. W S
Vance, II. Hellnan, Jr.. and j. T. Goforth
Inc purpose OF this corporation is the pur.
chase and sale Of goods, wares and mer.
chandisc and agricultural and farm prod
ucts.
Tho Physicians United Protective asso
citation of Texas with headquarters al
Houston. Capital stock, $25,O0N. Incor.
porators. X. c. Hodges, NJ. D.. William r.
Eckhardt, NJ. d.. J, d. Massie, NJ. D., an(
Cyrus d, Noble.
KNIGHT RESIGNS.
Hon II. NJ. Knight, first office ass;stan,
attorney general has rendered his resiyna
tion and 1t Is understood that his successo
has already been appointed although hi,
name has not been given out
NOTES.
Judge Howard Templeton of Sulphur
| Springs was n departmental visitor to-
| day.
| Captain Bowman of Big Springs. secro
tary OF state under Governor Roberts. Is Ii
the city.
| w. +, McMillin, of the Texas Central |;
l. Lovett and II. a. Jones of the Houston
| and Texas Central, W. - Grosecloso, of III
| Katy, j. w Terry, of the Santa Fe. aud r
Hooker OF Houston and r. Arnold and j
Simmons OF San Antonio are at the Hote
| Salgp
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eral revival Of ample demands for prod
ucts. The immediate effect Of breaking
prices Is to check large buying OF iron and
steel products, but II Will I've soon seen
about where prices are TO range. The bar
combination is still undersold by steel bars
al $1.05, and nothing Is doing In rails be-
cause the meeting shortly to be held will
settle whether any price shall be fixed for
next year. Bessemcr at Pittsburg is lower
AZ sii.65 and gray forge at Slp, but there
is large demand FOR vessel plates. both on
foreign contracts and for the lakes. Sew
eral thousand cars have been ordered and
numerous new buildings and bridges. Minor
metals are a shade stronger.
The coke combination has changed its
methods so that contracts are openly made
below prices recently ruling and there Ia
| some partition of consumers among tho
producing interests. Anthracite sells he.
low the official circular, but better dc.
| 'nand ia expected with a revival OF man.
ufacturing.
| Wool manufacturers are waiting aud
while more concerns are at work the now
| demand improves hut little. with more
| favorable weather.
| Speculative sales Of wool continue large,
, London prices having risen 10 per cent
and the average Of l0i quotations by Coates
| Bros, Is ~ &c cents, against 1879 a month
! ago.
In tho cotton manufacturers there ia lit
tie change. though goods nre Hing. Int
with added works production exceeding the
demand. Cotton Is quiet with uplauds u
lower. with over .1b0 COO bales In sight
on December 1. when the crop is usually
about half In sight, Curr Mt estimates
would leave only $500 COO more to come
forward In nine months and the larger Goa
sumption In mills does no, advance prices
Other produce markets have been weaker
wheat rose. but gradually reacted aud
broke sharply on Friday. closing 2ia cents
lower for the week. Storms have some IN
nucnce hut receipts for the week wolt
only > 926. sci bushels. against Lpt.9ll last
year. Atlantic exports were slightly small
er, flour Included, ,99s ,i6' bushels. asains
2,S2G 0aS last year but the sharp advance
in Prices would naturally check shipments
Milling returns at the four largest West.
crn conters show a decrease OF 2siao bar
rols for tho week. further decrease Is ex
pectod owing to Diminishing export de-
mard FOR flour.
Failures for the week have been $40 IL
tho United States, against a2i last year
and in Canada 55, against ~ last year
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CoTTos SEED rR0puCTs.

New York December L. Cotton sccd
rnly 900. urine sn;fnmcr yellow blrrels
N@Siisc. primo cotlHn seed meal, $1,000
1850. ,
New OrlcailF. December ',--'The narlMt
Tar cotton so1d 81 81 weak: mca, nui cake
st"asiy. prime cruio OF. - hu'k hc: nr me
sumfner yellow. ~ barrels. 2ic; meal, ttp
nov ehnr' ION. cnltc. Tong ton, ior rNpor =
SIS JO1flt0O
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New York, December -cohoc-c'ptluns
oronri nfm stgi 20 polu higher ON hnNie
Ermnofs ana nlir&"d rrN'c hlNlrN, lluI,,
Btly. cstnal!uE smllltr rec pls !. =,
SANTOS crops after ip,rl ~, ci9s",i
str1llv -t .fIi3i po.utn nei iNhnlg' Spp'
rofiro- iiu firm. $50. invoice, '-e' ,nh-
hiug 10 S-s; mild, study tofdoVa' l'4''
~, ,...,, ,..,,..t,,,,.,
dollverles from the United states. 1bs, ".
clu,i5up Ga7l from New YORK; Sow "Ih
ntoch today. go. 800, linNc STATES l."ck
g10 S,a. ,iioat Tor the United Sptta ~, ny
Tool viAblo for the Nn!tod States, COS ~"
against lhl. HN2 kgt year ,.,....a
Eantos. December i.-~Coiien~ pplsohp
oponeI qniM. good average Sen;os. lp,NN
role por 10 kllos. Receipts, 26epp, tiopN
namburg, pccemlsr i,-ste idy ~ 'saiF'
mfr advancc Sale. 800 ,,t 90 m,
itjo Honcmhcr i.--guiot, No NO NV
rcls ,,r 10 kpov EychInrc. h-lbl l"'
oclpt.. nC.l, clclred for ~ in %, STATES
tprf for Europe Mpn. e'ock. NV ~ a.,
unyre December d.C'loi@d qnte, ~ "
0lIk net aayance, Sales, 4s.Wo
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HITTER AND Eggs.

81 Louis. December i..Buttcr-un-
changed Frgr -Lo~cr. IT lsc,
TtaryaA Oily December i.--Butter~-
Firm. creamery, s012Ibc. dairy, l9Tti2c
Eggf--EgronpCr. AZ lsi2c
Chicago, December ton the produce
exchange today, the brftcr ni1r'
1c, wtE firm; creamery, 1bti25
dairy. 1919. Checse- STEADY; Slsq0 Egg
Firm; fresh. ~.
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Feeding More Cattle.

Temple, Texas, December i'-Mr' 90,
cbi,ders who is feeding 600 head o. ca'''
near Temple for shipment, has adceu W.
hood more to the bunch, and MI y, W,
Mcoro is In Lomota. Texas, huF'ns i'o's
cattle fer the same pens
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n,DEs AND WOOL


HiI,s- Prices raii by rtce'vcrs-
Iry II ut fc'Retcl .,...s+.,'f.''''''V
Dry ellt .. ...,t..t.,,4,- .,'t'.tt--
WET Ga d s-leciel ..... .'..'''t'',2 am
Wo 10 o Ito strictly rom M!
Tre Give r 81 lbs, wri!um t...t.t'.' w
ivy We no fihe, en-. ,..t..t'r..'.''. or
sir m this, lsf2c llHs.
TsiloW fr,inc .44..t....fs,-s..'.'''sa -,
BE swaN--'iooi run -.,''.''''t'''-p %@i
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vrssrl.s SAILED ron chLvEsroN

~ sccla. CnrdN. Nov n.
- Ada, Penarth, NoV' =.
- \ nsxa. garry. nov, ~,
~ Ashmore. Liverpool. November -.
k hy0nurJ4p i.iyetppoi. Nov, ~.
ss Aymnster, Boston. Eng,, No", q.
SIS glenEc m st. Nlnrcrt. nov. w.
IS nri,anic, ~. Mlchac. Nov. ~.
rs castle lsden. itoil"r.ifm. ''Nt "
So Conal New York December 2.
50 Concho, New YORK. Nuy, 2o'
81 llaniet. ilNrrnooi, NoN ~ o.,
SIS Ettelgon Ia 81 lMc.a, Nov. 20.
SIS Fcnn1ch Swansea. Soy q,
~ flesniicid fenaitn, NOV ~
s2 Fulwel, swansea NOV, ~
IS GlnsauH, tarilI. SOY, ~
IS Halle lsrciaen, rQF' o. 49,
80 hammond, Rio Jnnc,ro, Nov y. =.
~ kcBdaA Castle Nan ntfte, i'"'' ~
Sc Knuisford. car1ff. Noenber s.
81 l.obclla. Fcnauh pot :,
81 alariuhe. ldHrippoi NY, H.
- Nayii".d. PonArlh. H"v H.
~ Norge. Barry, NOV. ~
NJ rita, Liverpool, oct ~
X shawnliit, RIlt'roro, nov. ~
X. S,rnihrnors lrtYos iny. Anf u
So Thnw. Wayman. Hayre. Nov, 70.
81 'lEoirton nile, .NuriiL act Z"
IS Tropic1. Bagry, NOV. ~ =,
s, lurn 4ttu. ~ Snr1 Nof, IN.
81 IRA Barry Nov. y.
VarK Jeyn.u sweeney, Philadelphia. NV
" Sch o.car c. Schmidt. Reedy Island, ea'
tober 81. N-,, No,.
Nov. q.
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ro c,,rr CoLD IN ONE DAY

take Laxative Bromo G mdaey 4 i, fails
10 cure. eoc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

at Harmony Hall TO enjoy the shipp pro,h.
ers concert, under the auspices Of Tho
ioung Mems Christian association
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

| 1ho following oaetn ireiBhis 'S'"Am' "@
cotton are quoted today
From Galveston. Liverpool. n.5-d Fri
p.ani, Un,re, irGld, continent, g-3:d. NV
York 49, per 100 pcNtda.
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For Hamburg .,.......,..,......,.,,. ~"
~
r.n,.,t ,..,.....G 6.Ah
Same dly hast t.'s'''s''''.'''''' "''i"'
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Gladness Comes

[kTith n better understanding of the
w transient nature Of the many phys
leu, Ills, which vanish before properef'
forts-gentle efIorts~plcusant efforts
rightly directed. There IL comfort in
the knowledge, that so mnny forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dig
ease. bnt simply to constpated condi.
ton OF the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
ly removes Tint ~ why IL is the only
remedy with millions OF families. and =
every where esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects arc due TO the fact. that II is the
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness without dcbilitntlng tho
organs on which IL acts. II IL therefore
all important, in order IN get its bcnc-
fetal cffccta, TO note when you pnr-
chase, that you have tho genuine arti'
Gle, which 10 manufactured BY the CALI
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold oy
all reputable dr. SstA. ~.
II in the ct ~ gooa nehitns
and the svstd ..nr, laxatives or
other remed,d not needed. Is
afflicted with nal discuss, un1
may he comm Ne moes sN,ilu'
| physicians, bl need OF y laXut.vc,
.,ne should have gile best, ami with tho
,yen informed everywhere. Syrup 81
| Figs ands highest and Is most largely
used a. agivcs most general satasfactaoA
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
o'clock this evening l horse
buggy containing Mr.. aud
u Burke and Miss Annie IIel-
n'sAtencd ana ran array. over
!. NJ \. buggy, throwing he occupants
NJ SOrner Of fremont and winnie
IA. burke received serious in
ksa n. Aac' nature OF which will not
ka,,SA several days, Miss Kelton is
~ MT Burke was slightly hurt,
y, BILL OF SALE,
= Max ], Roth ami Katie Roth
Il, a .ss to William pr,,to tho
i.rs s fixtures of a slloon and
ss;, Known as tho "ppy shore
4. ct,,n ruehced by a bill OF sale filed
~. UsAL AND PERSONAL.
iii s,p % the First Presbyterian
ttsrrSs ~ a DOL sale in the par,ors
Il o. State vs.. Dan Grassy ., =,
Rscras.s murder. wiz cor,n III
''Anson tomorrow morn
FIN, announcing the marriage OF
Sater ~ , Of Naior and Mrs.
ss d, c \, MI Conway Scott. 10 be
a ''aSe church December 10
'esrdsvs o. the water commission,
sm,,,s =, esening. snnerintnnden
ssber y new seryice connections
s'sss, Secretary Dcrmndv reno,t.
htsI receipts s263S. %. anS , eTnnn
Since IN ~ ai.W n large and bril-
~ there W., ue ctand opera house to-
'sA also large audtenc~
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o, Of on slipbolFd. DOT cleared. q, G4i-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-07
Choctaw Nation Election

Antlers, Aug, 6.-The election
is progressing throughout the
Choctaw nation today. Green
McCurtain, the allotment can
didate for chief has a fair show
to be elected over his opponent,
j. B. jackson, the pull back
candidate. 1t is claimed that
the next council will have a
majority of the allotment mem
bers.
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Believed to be a Hoax.

In speaking of the reported
capture of the Christian boys
near Duncan, the 0klahomar
says:
The special is believed to be
a hoax as Sheriff DeFord tele-
graphed to Ryan and to Duncan
yesterday inquiring about the
capture and stating that there
was a reward of 5000 for the
Christians here, but received nc
reply.
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Shipped Them South.

A couple of disreputable char
acters struck our peaceable
little city one day last week,
having been shipped over the
side door sleeper route" from
Ardmore, and proceeded to
tantalize our citizens day and
night. They were persistent
cocaine eaters and beggars, and
are known as Cocaine Kate"
and Morphine Jane" They
finally became such nuisances
that our citizens took up a col
lection and sent them south
Tuesday evening on the 4;2l
train. No doubt they are AT
this writing down in Gainesville
having cocaine fits and tantaliz.
ing the people of that town
One thing is certain, Davis has
no use for such characters and
should any more of the "soileC
doves" visit this city, they may
expect a free pass out Of towI
at an early moment.-Davii
Progressive.
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Week End Excursions.

Every body should note that the
dates for the week end excursions
have been changed. and that upon
August Sth and 22nd, instead of
August 18th and September 10th,
the G. c. & S. F. Railway, will
sell round trip tickets to Galveston
Texas and also Houston, Texas.
For further particulars see hand
bills, or call upon or address the
undersigned. /. X. MASON,
Agent,
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Work and WaRes.

A gentleman relates hearing
this argument in a neighboring
city. A free silver plasterer
and a gold standard carepenter
were discussing the money
question when the plasterer put
this question:
What wages did you get in
1867"
Three dollars a day"
How much time did you put
in at that prieei"
Il had a years contract with
my employer and worked every
day"
What was -four worth a bar
relf"
About $12."
What wages do you get
nowi"
1.-TWO dollars and a half a
day when / can get work"
What is -four worth nowi''
About So per BARREL"
How many days have you
worked during the past month";"
mot a - day. I've only
worked two days in the last six
weeks"
well, what better illustra-
ton do you wanti In '6S when
there was plenty of money
deprecated money, it is called
for four days work you got a
barrel of -four. which left you
$66 a month for other purposes.
But now when we are told that
everything is cheap and it Is
easy for the poor man to live,
you haven't earned quite enough
in six weeks to buy a barrel oi
flour. What advantage is il tC
the working man if things are
cheap if he hasn't the money to
buyf"-Ex.
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IndIan Claimants.

At the request of a number of
my friends who are applying
for citizenship in the FIVE tribes
/ have determined TO give my
entire attention to the question
of citizenship claims and will be
pleased 20 confer with parties
proposing to prove up their
rights in the Territory.
Very Respectfully.
CLARENCE b. DOUGLAS.
Office, Ledbetter and Bledsoe
building. Ardmore. d&wtf
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DAWES COMMISSION
ProGreasIaG Steadily and Genersi Arm
strOaG Expresses Hopes for
Successful Outcome.

Washington, Aug. 6. - The
Dawes Indian commission is
steadily at work in the indian
Territory and is expected to
complete its labors by Decem-
Der. The Indians are still filing
applications for membership in
the tribes, and have until Sep
tember 10 fer doing this. Gen
eral Frank C. Armstrong, ex-
assistant commissioner of In
dian affairs, and a member of
the commission, is in Washing
ton for a few days. He says
the prospect for an early aud
satisfactory conclusion of the
negotiations with the Indians
for a reorganization of their
government, through a division
of their lands in severalty and
other measures, was never
more favorable than now. The
Indians, he says, are beginning
to understand to some extent
that it is TO their interest to
allow the reformatory measures
will be carried out, and many
of those who will not concede
this realize that congress in
tends TO take prompt action if
the commission is not success
full in closing the long pending
matter. The Indians believe
they will fare better AT the hands
of the commission than by acts
of congress. With this growing
sentiment, General Armstrong
expressed the belief that at a
coming session of the tribal
councils some definite steps
will be taken. Other Indian
officials, however, regard this
view as too sanguine. They
say that the Indians can not be
convinced that a change will
better their condition, and while
hoping, in the red mems inter.
ests, for an agreement, regard
it as likely that nothing will be
done until congress acts.
Meanwhile, the commissioners
are wedding out from the mass
of applicants for a share ol
tribal rights those not entitled
to them. The courts, however
have superior jurisdiction, anC
in many cases appeals probably
will be taken to them from ad
verse rulings of the commission
| All of the cases doubtless car
| be passed ON within two
months, and the report of tn,
commission, if unsuccessful IL
its chief aim, making strong
recommendations for immediate
action by congress, will b,
ready to be submitted at th'
opening of the session of tina
| body.
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THE CELEBRATED

Wooten Wells Mineral Water is good
for many complaints. Why? because
it contains several different minerals,
the combination OF which make a
Tonic applicable to more than one
ailment. The healing properties of
these waters are varified by thou
sands of its users. 1t is blood puri-
fer, alternative, diuretic, laxative
and anti-spasmotic. 1t cures Rheu
matism, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Diar-
rhea, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Liver
and spine diseases, Kidney and Blad-
der disorders and is also a specific
for disorders peculiar to females.
Nothing equals it for the nerves. In
the language of DR.. ID. X. Wallace,
NJ. D., L. L. D., who was superin-
tendent of the Insane Asylum at
Austin and Terrell, Texas for several
years: "It is my firm conviction
that the virtues of these waters are
equal to those OF no mineral waters
known TO me. Magical indeed seems
the word and the only word strong
enough to express the rapidity and
ease with which these waters act. !"
The public is invited to call and
try these waters; the most healthful
drink in Ardmore.
Sold next door west Postoffice by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-07

The meeting Of the Allen G..
Thurman Democratic club Of
Ardmore is hereby called for
Monday night, August 10, at
$3.50 o'clock at the United
States court room. Business
of Importance touching upon
the welfare of the Democratic
party in the Indian Territory
will come up for action. All
member are urged to be pres
ent.
JOHN L. GAIT, President.
r. w. Dick, Secretary.
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Summer Excursion Rates.

The G. C, & s, F. Ry., will place
on sale June 1st round trip tickets at
summer excursion rates to Lampasas,
Tex, at S11.5O, to Galveston, Tex,
at SIT IS, to San Angelo, Tex, at
SIS. 40 and to Davis, /. T., at S1.10.
The limit of these tickets will be
80 days from date of sale. For futher
information call upon or address the
undersigned. ]. r. MASON,
Agent.
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warning Order.

In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory, Southern District.
Nancy Whine Askins, Plainti1.
James NJ. Askins. Defendant.
The defendant. James NJ. Askins, TO
warned to appear in this court in thirty
days and answer the complaint of the plain
tiff Nancy Willie Askins.
Witness the Honorable Constantine Il.
Kilgore, Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof, this nth day Of July. 1895.
lsFAL. JOSEPH W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Johnson. CruOe & CruCe. attorneys for
plaintifI.
Cad Bennett, attornew for nonresident.
July i9
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Accommodation TraIns.

Commencing Feb. 18th trains No.
IS and IA local freight trains) be
tween Gainesville and Purcell will
carry a coach for the accommada-
tton of passengers and tickets will
be sold for passage between all sta
tions, Gainesville and Purcell inclu-
sive. Respectfully,
I,R. MACON, Agent.
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To the GoId-neIds of the westi

Via the Burlington Route
A fast through vestibuled train
daily to Denver making direct con-
nections for Cripple Greek, Col; also
fast daily trains to the gol@ fields OF
Montana and Black Hills.-2O0 miles
shortest line from Missouri River
ask your agent for information about
the Burlington Route
L. w. WAKELEY.,
St. Louis, Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-07

The ST. Louis Republic has made
arrangements 10 cover the political
news o. all parties in the coming
campalgn In n way that mas neFer
been equaled by any nesspapeIs;
euhsrrfhe AZ once. The Republic,
daIlv and Sunday, has beon reduced
~ ~ a wear. 60 for Q months or 90
r@nfa 4 month. The Twice-aWeek
Republic h u a year.
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The ARDMoREITE will ex-
change daily or weekly subscrip-
ton for stove wood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-07

Three women. Apply at Ard
more Steam Laundry. Steady
employment. Aug 2-ti
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E. B. PUGH.
TO CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND
EAST VIA BCRLING-
TON ROUTE.

The travelling public is sure to find
the best fast yestibuled trains from
the Missouri river to the east via the
Burlington Route. Elaborate
compartments: same rate as stand
ard sleepersl free chair cars of luxur-
iouS patterns to St. Louis: standard
sleeperS, free chair cars, and dining
cars to Chicago.
Ask ticket agent for tickets via
VeStibuled Eli TO Chicago. and via tie
veStibuled to St Louis.
L w. WAKELEY.
General Passenger Agent,
jun l5-2m st. Louis, Mo.
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The only hEt class
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