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New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
sorTHWESTERN SHIPPERS C0uPLAIN.

.,,r,t-n VIOLATIONS OF THE INTERSTATE COM
MERGE ACT BEING INQUIRED INTO
RY THE COMMISSION
Ct Louis Sept. S-The Interstate commerce
,,r,t.sion is hearing complaints made by the
..,siroes Mems League of this city against t'e
rror Mountain Missouri Pacific, Cotton Bet' MIS-
souri Kansas and Texas. ana Frisco railways
COMPOSING the Southwestern lrarh' Association.
=, q, chorgad that the railroads are violating the
Ia commerce act in that their charges for
,snortation OF freight in less than carload guam
,,,,.s from ST Louis and other points In the state
~ Toxas are unreasonable and unjust IL Is
ot r1|i ,bat the difference between carloads ana
@ no. Nm carloads Is so great that shippers VINO snip
T., iass than carload lots are compelled 70 pay from
IN @ o.n nor cent more for transportation than the
Io2 - " ~sLinners hauling their goods In carload lots.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
poPrLLsr ENDORSEMENT POSSIBLE.

Albany Sent Sd NJ S Zero, OF Glens Falls.
chairman Of the State Committee of the People :
partv has called the Populist representatives 10
reconvene at Syracuse on October l. The People :
marty ir State Convention at Syracuse on oep'em-
her > placed a State ticket In the ned ana i'"-
mediately the nominees handed 'he" ''S's""'io"9
49, 49, c,oto Committee This course was taken
,,h q ,,,ov to leaving the Peoples party in a posi-
ton ~ fuse with the Democrats Attempts az fu-
sion nave so far failed. The action or the Demo
s.oi. .t S,,ta Committee in New-YOrk tonight IN
Dm"ting mn new State ticket Will determine
wh@ther or not the Populists at their meeting IN
ticLet II ardent frce-silvertos are named IL is eX-
nected the Populists will indorse them
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
IN A Cheerful FRAME or MIND.
MANAGERS AT WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN HEAD
QUARTERS CONTINUE TO RECEIVE EN-
COI-RAGING REPORTS.

Washington. Sept. 2S-Chairman Babcock and Vice
Chairman Apsley at Republican headquarters
this morning. having Just returned from New-N ork'
where they spent Saturday In consultation WIN
Chairman Hanna Mr.. Babcock said that the general
sltuation continued to improve and highly en-
couraging to the friends Of sound money ana good
government The Democrats were at sea regarding
several States which the managers deemed OF impor-
tance. This especially true OF Ne"-1 orN ana
Missouri in the Of which States efforts to fuse
unon the electoral ticket have lcen unsuccessful
Il have just been talking with the y ,ryland cen
trail Committee over the telephone. said Mr. Bah
cock in tubant mood over me pros
oects They claim the election OF all siN congress-
men and OF the Mckinley electors by 2o~p majority
The Sound Money Democrats have an excellent or,
ganzation and are going the whole hgure lhey VIII
vote for Mckinley. Bourke Cockrans speech Satur-
6ov night had an excellent effect. and the Distribution
of literature that we have been making all over the
state evidently is being heard from. A.,
" Mcdonald candidate for Congress from the
Win MARYLAND District present and confirmed
the accuracy Of the claims mace by the Repuplcan
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
4 DOcTOR ATTEMPTS TWO MURDERS.

Duncannon Penn. Sept. 2S-This afternoon Dr.
T. l. Johnston. one Of the best-known physicians
IN the county called into his office George II.
Henry a prominent druggist and taking "A large
rcvolver from his pocket. deliberately fred three
shots AT him, two lodging in his shoulder and one
IN hts stomach He then walked into the hall and.
meeting his wife he shot her twice once in the
arp, aud once In the shoulder. He then walked to
a., s,ahlc TWO blocks away. had his team hitched
w and drove back his office. whore he got his
ledgers. called In a conSiaDc' gave himself up
Ton miles away. Mrs. Johnston's wounds are not
onsdered dangerous. but 1t Is thought that Henry
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
RT'yJNG TEXAS COTTON FOR JAPAN.

Waco Tex Sept 2s.-Mr Tsurutan. OF Kobe.
Japan is here with letters of Introduction to local
cotton shippers The objec; OF the visit OF Mr.
Tsurutani to Texas is 10 arrange on the part Of
Taranese manufacturers OF cotton textiles for
direct importations of Texas cotton into japanese
ports Mr. Tsurutani says there are eighty plants
I'm Japan for the manufacture OF cotton goods ana
other mills are about be established. His
nation intends 10 supply cotton goods largely in tho
Fast and will send buyers annually 10 the cotton
states as * the practice with the European spin
ners Mr. Tsurutan says Texas cotton VIII short
IL be shipped from San Francisco to Toxic on
Japanese steamship, which VIII ne new move"
ment In the cotton trade.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE PORTE FLATTERS ENGLAND.

IT TRUSTS SHE WILL HELP PROTECT FoRhlGNER'
AID TURKS FROM TIE ARMENIAN REVo-
rJ.r1ovIsTs-REFORMs AGAIN PROMISED
Constantinople Sept. %-The Porte mas Fsueu
.,o,,ort raiocing al the apparent reaction in some
of the London newspapers against the eN0eS',e
sim agitation in Great Britain. which, 1t declares
=, sr,erah,e for the terror in Constantnope' the
so,p residents naturally fearing the wrath OF 'he
,,suroans ar the insults to the sultan uttered oy
,ho sneakers at the public meetings ana oy 'ne
journals of England. ,.,
,rho s,a-ement continues: Despite me Organize"
,aI,,,,on vituperaiion. and camorous p'o'ocd''o"
emanating from London the Porte mas su'0
~, 80 energy and waichfu.ness in proving 10
u'"' 49,. tho alarm of its English insulters Is
unfounded T.. Dr,.,sb ra,,on
-, r,bich II has the highes regard with the dS',H
t ~ , few hot-brainei politicians VINO are ''
,.,r,v hv their passions. The moderation oi '"e
t,,ronean nations Will. far more thAh '"e NO1 ~
lion Of England help the Porte TO proect
and Turkish subjects IN lhe c"P'''' 7
NJ Armenian revo.utonists' 80, .,. fro,
Dnris Sept 2S-A dispatch TO the Temps io"'
,as,ortinople says it is said that NJ Cannon '''e
t,rarch Ambassador, has informed nis nn Sri
hat durng his audience WIN lHs ,, Sut u.ifh tho
,," ,a. ,ipht Ia 81 ne acquainted his MdJsst! In
daE iiS ,Sass that the recent unchecked anaiChy I'll ~
Gnnstantinople caused In EUROPE, la E,irone
ma ,r,itn. in consequence OF the danger 10
s~aigrars would be exposed. ne 'u' ,acia
@ -, xercise clemency to bring about uit ~
tan 10 ~ no Armenians and 10 dinerentlate 'ne
ocacnful masses from the revoIutiohitS Sroa ed
NJ Cambon further said that ne ,nnncant moe, persons
uh, u,ere I'm prison. the conNoKlns Oh tme md Tho
Assembly for the election Gl "a a. heen promisel
~ocufion of the reforms that had pee" p'o'''''
by his .ai3 That the Sultan promised to co9vonC
the Assembly and to eA'eh" ''e p
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
CaTSED TROTBLE N 4 HOTEL.

r,,,, nav ENGINEER OF THE MARLBOROUGH USES
A REVOLVER IN THE ENGINE-RoOM.
,nh o.Rricn forty-fve years old. living at No.
90 W &C, r.or,i.th-st who has been employed at
the Marlborough Hotel as day engineer Tor the
las, four wears has been on protracted spree lot
soy.ral davs and late last night wandered INTO
tho hotel and made his way to the engne-room
and put out all the lights In the house Inc guests
-, into the hotel office thinking there was
.,,.., tho matter with the dynamo. Mr. Todd
.- ,,,rn.d the lights on again. After Mr.. Todd
td .i.cted O'Bricn he went upstairs.
O. Bricn returned TO the enginc-rooihh, noWeNti IT,
ahii anI ~ 'PoIjSeman Bell of the West Thirtieth-s
,rion was called and placed Ol}rien under ar
rest lie was Locked up OH '""' b VI 'S
drunk and dsorderly.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
rrpKry EVEN NOW RUssTAs vAssAL.

London. Sept. %.-Lord George f"i"''.o'' 49,,
80 c,a,e for India. has written letter on the
1,,,,isb question which will be published to-mor-
rove An extract from this letter is believed 10 DE
Indicative of Great Britain's view on the subject
The writer says that Turkey cannot De kept 10 10,
Spgrandizement OF Russia whose vassdl the sultan
row virtually In.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.

Easton Penn Sept 2s-The Republican confer
roes of the With District met this afternoon and
nominated ex-Attorney- General W. 5. kirkpatrick
for Congress.
Jackson Miss Sept. 2S-Returns indicate that
Major Patrick Henry. Of Rankin county defeated
Hookar bv about 1000 votes for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the With Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
EJIIED By ROLLING SEWER PIPE

An eleven year old colored boy. named Samuel
Arbusch living at No 800 Seventh-aye, died last
night from a fracture OF the skull caused by
sewer pipe rolling upon him. The dead boy. with
a number OF others. was playing opposite No. Az
Seyenth-aye where there are number OF sewer
Mines waiting to be laid and some of the boys
amused themselves by rolling the pipes along
Samuel fell I'm front OF of the pipes. and the
hovs who were pushing II, not knowing this
pushed the pipe on his head An ambulance from
,ha New-York Hospital was summoned but the
bov died shortly after its arrival No arrests were
made
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
STATE DEMOCRACY PRIMARIES.

The Executive Committee Of the State Democ-
.a.. mo, last night at No. 25S West Twenty-thrd-
.' 70 arrange for the various conventions Henry
Io t,orrest Baldwin presided. IT was decided 10
-, ,ha Coneress conventions on october .. the
hoIu aHo oo,,,,oftions on october .. and the Assem-
=. cc,nvenfions on October ..
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
cOyTOy CROP DAMAGED BY RAINS.

Austin Tex Sept 2s-Reports from all sections
- the State received here yesterday indicate that
,bc cotton crop has been seriously damaged by the
heavy rains of Friday night and Saturday. Cot
,on uras full blown and hundreds Of acres were
wsshed clean. Cotton dealers think that the dam
age Will seriously afect their figures the result
.ft = he
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

The Bradhurst Republican Clup VIII hoiu
,,nor-roisin, and mass-meeting in One-hundred-
ondfortv-ffth-st west of Eighth-ave. this even
ing Addresses will he made by Senator John
Ford Congressman Lemuel r. Quiss r. Aidermnh nan
Leu Frank J. Martin and Richard GiIeiand the
candi,]afc for Assembly for the NNliId Assembly
Dietrict A large attendance Is expected
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
NOTES. OE TILE CANVASS.

The Republican Campaign Committee OF me lAth
Assembly District will hold an outdoor meeting anu
swing q Mckinley and Hobart sound-money banner
tonight at s 0 clock. at their headquarters. No
9-q t,ightb-avo Edward Lauterbach. job f.
l,de Iobn Sabine Smith John NJ. Wall and
Other prominent speakers viii address the meEt yo
ing The Mckinley and Hobart Quarle. WI Maoe 1r hill
"a Innsirn songs and band Of twenty pieces VIII
he I'm attendance.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

,.,.,o,Dine Mich Sept 2s-The Munisine and
,,..,orr Railway will have It's western terminus
" ,rs,ead Of at Swansy. as originally planned.
Tn,s WIN give the Chicago and Northwestern sys-
lake Superior terminus at Munising. offset
tom i"n nnrrongement OF the St. Paul system for
ting IN Nv a lake terminus at Marquette through
secuia,1 secuiat1on with the Lake Superior ana lshpeming
Railway.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE car GOES GROUSE SHOOTING.

Rallater Scotland. Sept &-The weather was
ane to-day and the Car took advantage OF the
opportunity to 20 out on grouse-shooting trip
The car and Czarina will start on october for
the south their way TO Paris. where they are
ected 10 arrive on the morning OF October g.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
,ra,oenocnts have been made by the Lincoln

Arrangements have been made by the Lincoln
Cub of the Nth Assembly District to hoid rau-
acation meeting and banner-raising at west
Fourth and West Tenth sts tomorrow evening
The County C mmittee Is TO iurhish ,ic io'io""i7
,-o,. sne.kers. Edward Iauterbach. Abram
cruber John Murray Mitchell and Lucas L. van
Allen c. l.. Gompper is chairman OF the COM
,nittee OF Arrangements. and f. K. Gibbons sec
rotary The banner 10 be raised was presented I"
The club by Mcssrs. Gompper ana "ipoohs, an"
&c 2sxa2 feet in size and has inscribed upon IL the
,,,,a,e Renubican ticket. Messrs. Gompier
and Gibbons are wei known as sh rsGu, wGrSvi an6
!Hn ~ t' ara lev if any better known on the West
~ in the interest Of the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
ABlNDONS 4 POOR NEWS SERTICE.
THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER< WILL HERE.
AFTER USE THE UNITED ASSOCIATED
PRESSES REPORTS.

San Francisco Sept. 2s.-"The San Francisco
Examiner has aba ndoned the service OF the Chi
cago Associated Press and substituted 10Y IL the
full leased-wire overland and Pacific Coast news
renorts of the United Associated Presses. In the
editorial announcement OF its new departure The
Examiner" says that the change has been maos
necessary by the failure of the Chicago Associated
Press to keep up with its more vigorous rival
The special enterprise Of the paper having been
established. IT Is conceded that this Improvement
was all that was required to make its Geographic
news Department perfect
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

-, ,h,s morning appointed Frank G. Patterson
,.r ~ the Altoona. Clearfeld and Northern
parroad Company. The outstanding liabilities ag-
grerate s22650O. and the managers were unable TO
10, the operating expenses. The road was IN
pay, a. the time Of It's construction as the CON
Ionr,tnp link In Blair and Clearield counties be-
IT,. ,en the PENNSYLVANIA and Beech creek systems
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
COTTON MILLS SHUT DOWN ~ NEAICO.

oueretaro Mexico Sept. 2S-rhe Hercules Cot
ton Mills OF this city. which include three of the
largest cotton factories in Mexico, closed down Sat
urdav morning for an indefinite period The closing
of thase mills throws 1900 operatives out Of en-
nlovment The cause Of the shutdown Is stated &c
he an oyerproducton of the manufactured goods.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
woury As CONFERENCE DELEGATES.

Indiana. Penn Sept &.-At to-days session OF
the pittsburg Conference Of the Methodist hpiSo-
nal church. IN, question referring to the adinis
sion OF women as members OF the Eenera' ION.
,a,.,c. WAS discussed behind closed doors ana
.od ,,,oo The women advocates made II gallant
ngbf bur were defeated by five votes Inc baliot
sinod 70 opposed and 60 in favor. rms Is the tirI
I'm. m. question has been voted upon, ana 'dch
veor the women are gaining strength thVoraDie
n their admission. The Conference adjourned this
afternoon selecting Washington. fenn.. for the
meeting next year.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
rt,r CINCINNATI PASSES THE AZORES.

Washington. Sept. 2S.-The cruiser Cincinnati re-
ported AT Ponta Delgado. Island OF San Miguel
Azores yesterday. and left there to-day for Clip
raItar on her way TO join the squadron IN the
Nsdterranean for duty in Turkish waters.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

TUE S1'ITAN EXILES IFS SECOND WIZ T'
rondon. Sept 2S-"The Daily News VIII 'o-"o'
row publish a dispatch from Cons'ahthople 9"' ,''s
that the sultan has exiled his second VIE anu "
'',,or ~ p,lace courtiers on suspicion that tney
v,ith the heir the throne ana MS
Mrotber the ex-Sultan Murad. TO depose hni'
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
r!,;.nSChaefer'ss:;::' +; :, &C.:
FINEST
Bottled Beer
Families
Bottled at the Brewery
50th St. Park Avc Dist st
MAIL ORDERS IMMEDIATELY FILLED
GENERAL POTTER ~ MOUNT VERNON

Missouri there r. an even break with chances jus
as good for one the other candidatc"
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

The merchants and workingmen OF lAspenard-
t will raise a sound-money banner to-day at noon
+, ,,., street near West Broadway. Bion !. Bur
III III nc nc and Major Jacob Kcmpe. Of West Nir-
oinia will ADDRESS the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

4 meeting of the Mckinley League Of the AN'h
,sso,nbly District is 10 be held at p. m to-day
q, IT'S Headquarters. No 49s Third-ave parade
~',u nrecedc the meeting ana prominent SPEAKERS
Will make addresses.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
MIR wANAMAKERs CAREER

John Wanamaker rose from the bottom or the
ladder. Ne began as a bricklayers son,
entered the mercantile business as CLERK at
81 % a week saved $1,000 before he attained
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-06

The ARDMoREITE Job department
turns out only frst class work.
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Chairman Stevens State
ment.

Chicago, H.. Nov. 4.-Vice
Chairman /. y. Stevens of the
National silver party today is
sued the following statement:
If final results show that
Mr.. Bryan is defeated ii will
not demonstrate that free silver
Is beaten by any means. The
extreme and impolitic planks of
the Chicago platform lost us
hundreds of thousands of votes
amongst conservative business
men who We're really in favor Of
free silver. Another fact is
this contest winch has greatly
injured us has been that four
years ago the democratic party
went into power with n presi-
dent and the logical acts of n
majority of that party in con-
gress have been too often
against the interests of the peo-
pie. The American people
wanted n change ana if Mr..
Rryan iS defeated il is chiefly
uue To the fact that they. at
this time, were not willing To
trust another democratic ad-
ministratiOn, however, strong
its professions in the interest
of the people.
"The silver question will not
down until justly settled by the
restoration of free coinage at
the ratio of l6 10 l. II is 10 be
hoped that next time it Is sub
mitted TO the people il will not
he handicapped by the injec-
tion of others about which the
friends of free coinage radically
differ IN opinion.
Mr.. Bryan has made the
most marvellous canvas ever
made III the America and
throughout has shown himself
to he one of the greatest men our
country has ever produced.
Il. y. STEVENS,
Vice Chairman National Sill
yer Party"
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Shot by q Girl.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 5.-Ru-
dolph Geisert was accidentally
shot and killed by 15-year-old
Maud Smith at Sanderson's
shooting gallery on the court
house square late yesterday
evening. Geisert had charge
of ring board and Maud ran
the shooting gallery. Both the
gallery and the board were in
the same room. About 1880
O'Clock Geisert went out to get
a pitcher Of water.
When he returned with the
pitcher the girl was contesting
with a customer of the place
and was just ready to shoot
when he came in. She took aim
at the target and pulled the
trigger and the gun missed fire.
Seeing this, Geisert made a
quick dive under the counter
and came up directly in front
of the gun, just as the young
lady, who had again taken aim,
pulled the trigger.
The bullet struck him just
behind the right ear and lodged
in the brain, killing him almost
instantly. AS soon as the girl
saw what had been done her
grief knew no bounds. Several
bystanders who had seen the
accident rushed to the spot,
and picking up the body. laid
it upon a blanket and summon
ed medical assistance. Before
doctor arrived. however, the
body had already begun to
stiffen, death having been in
Simultaneous.
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Palmer Elected.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. A.
Senator John NJ. Palmer is said
to have been elected surveyor
of Sangamon county. 1t seems
there was no candidate on the
ballot for surveyor, and many
young men, inspired with the
belief that il was a great
Jolly" wrote the senator's
name on their ballot.
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MARKET LETTER
Furnished the ArdmoreIte Daily BY H.
8 b. Beer Of New orIeans-An Inter
estIns cotton Statement.
Wednesday, Nov. / 100.

Dear Sir-The election of .Mr.
Mckinley as president caused
many American operators to
send large buying orders to Liv-
erpool, thereby influencing that
market very favOrably during
the early part of the day. Not
withstanding the iirmness of
Liverpool, the rank and file,
who had bought heavily i'm an
ticipatiOn of Mr.. McKinley's
election, were eager sellers,
therefore our market only OPEN
ed , points higher. The heavy
semi-weekly interior movement
and the large estimates of local
and Houston receipts tomorrow
combined to the break in Liver
pool later, created considerable
nervousness and accelerated
timid holders in selling out.
which necessarily forced a de-
cline of 20 points from the top,
making the net loss on the day
l6 points.
The semi-weekly movement
of the thirteen leading interior
towns for this half week as
compared TO the same time dur
ing the past two years was as
follows:
YEAR. RECPTs. sHIPMT. STOCK.
1895 ..... $4,000. 81 900 2g7 600
1925 ..... l5O, 900. q. . 100 600. . 26g 900
We are not surprised at the
eaSiness shown in cotton today,
because it was perfectly natural
to have a reaction when our
market was as heavily over
bought as it has been. I'm other
words, an advance of at least
half a cent had been established
in anticipation Of McKinley's
election, and consequently the
taking in of profits after the
event occasioned the define.
Now that the political uncer-
tainty is removed, we think well
of buying on all soft spots, be-
cause we believe cotton will ad-
vance much further, providing
the crop is as small as our
friends claim it IS.
Yours very truly,
III. q b. BEER.
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To ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS
VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Two splendid through trains each
day from Missouri River points to
the north via the old established
BURLINGTON ROUTE and Sioux
City Line. DAY TRAIN has hand
some observation vestibuled sleepers,
free chair cars, and diningcars fnorth
of Council Biufsl. NIGHT TRAIN
has handsome aleepera 20 Omaha,
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, aud
parior cars Sioux City north.
Consult Ticket Agent
l.. w. WAKELKY,
Gen. Passenger Ag't.
s.. Louis. No
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have a valuable piece Of resi-
denee property in Norman. o. T..
consisting Of a two story dwelling
with seven rooms, finished COM
plete. on one half block Of land
100 nice fruit trees. plenty Of
water, good out houses. etc. which
/ wish TO trade for good Indian
Territory farm lands; or will sell
at a bargain. Address
Lock Box ll3.
wlmd2w o d Duncan, !. T.
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will sell for the next thirty
days good cord wood at Sl.jO
per cord; will saw your cord
wood for 80 cents cord, once
or twice, to suit your stoves or
fire place. Pile your wood up
on the opposite side of the alley
from you, or ten or twelve feet
from the fence outside, SO as to
give the engine room to pass
between the wood and fence, so
that the short wood can be cas-
lily thrown inside when il is
saw d. Stove wood in quanti-
ties at n reduced price TO suit
the hard times. If you haven't
bought your wood you will do
well to see me before you make
a deal.
Ardmore Steam Wood Yard,
+. NJ. SNIDER, Prop.
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have sold my entire stock of
groceries on West Main street
to A. +. Jones where he will
continue the business.
will continue feed business
first door north of old stand
where / hope to furnish you
feed at lowest prices.
NJ. WHEELER.
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NJ. WHEELER

All knowing themselves in
debted to me please call at my
old stand on West Main street
and settle same.
M. WHEELER.
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W. T. GARDNER. M. D.

once over Coleman a Lynn's
Drug Store. Residence North Caddo
Street.
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Good second hand phaeton in
first class order. Apply TO
VIM. Vernon at the Jail. 26-tf