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The DrsrUEr News has not NJ oil
times bceu Hulr ~ concur ia tho con-
illusions OF r. Do wit Ialmag,; BOZ
TACT, it hiss frequently usel our lot 10
diilyt materially anu not only expose
ialsity but uuuauHce COARSE ami even
brutal language from that geutlemar.
That he l. one Of the mIst gated
Iiviues " thu day, 10 tho use OF either
tongue NJ pOn, none can gaiusay, and
when his power. are trained be- the 90.
trc,i1n Of as.aultiug vice Hua
crime, us lie often tue cn.c
wo are pleased ~ say hc become
au object Of sincere admiration.
ON one ofsucl occasions recently hr
proceeded 20 outline the "gRirs oil.
nyll," which lac analyz-I by by.u
that gallo the Arst h Inn ufv
literature. gate the second, the ui,s g.
Lutte dance; kate tue tnlr, IN ilsctr,t
appsfri; gate the fourth, alcoholic
beverage. eel c wine cup Il tut
patron Of impufity," be SAID, sIcaking
OF tho last agate" "rho oiiictrs Of
tho law tell W that nearly all the men
who 20 into tho shambles Of death 10
lea intoxicated, the mental ami the
tpititual abolished that tue brute may
triumph. T,ll me that a young man
drinks, aud know tho whole story. Il
he becomes the captive Of the vino
cup he will become captive Of all
other vlc,s; only give him time. The
courts that license the sale OF strong
drink, license gambling houses, license
libgflinism, license disease, license
death, license all fuiitriugf, all crimrs,
all despoliatious, all disasters, all muir
Iofs, all woe. lis the courts uuI the
Legislature that are swinging Wide open
this grinding, ofcaky, stupendous galO
u the lost"
rhi, is a pretty severe arraignmunt,
anu by not TOW will be pronounced
an 0uluunt OF that sensational style oi
utatoty Tor which the doctor IL some
what noted; but who shall undertake
TO say that, sensational OF otherwise,
the words are not those Of tutL2 IL
may DO that he goes beyond the wound
some little, hut the most sklllul sur,
geons often do that because tho case
cannot be completely covered IN any
other way. Talmage hits close enough
{, the mark this time, We are both
pleased and sorry 90 sHy,
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.ny. '.'Hr''.'.
y"n' tn' e'Rhw d. %. % ''.'
AMI lr pym'"' "' '
current money o' '"' h'',
states 'he o'"'''o' " ''' Jug .
abridged nut l'''''S "'''' W
ergo tue l'" Ho'' ''"'s.,''t " W. wv
Consultation 'hy' s''" "'' u' guy
aud is 'hcrei''' "u i'l''y 'I' WV.
The people I''h TOO h'''e' ''' ''.' '"'
ought 10 nave D"
There % hu''he' p"'5, 10 '"' ''''
that demands 'Ne""'n WIG" wv.
'al seeks 'nv'-'ni'h''nf our '"" Oi.'
sf'h caIl'aI' 'n.'' VINO s'' J."
i'on oI l'" u'''i'''e v ''N" ''
'l"H)s extremely '"u'I'.'' "''
Wouil rainier N'rI' ''.'' MONEY ''' .'''''
own l'sf'''ID" bN'h u. D..
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indication that the perfect hapIirr,s
Dt lhe human family BE- among thr
future probabilities.
The argument runs somewhat like
tnii Tue the ,trigg'e Tor existence,
AMI failure, actual or pi5-pe.uve, that
create misery. But failure In this
regard viii some tlmc become impIssi'
bic. when few square yards
Of land will be- sufficient g.
give food to person; when clothes
can be made oi leaves sui era b; sir
with at the silk.Vorm ami wool with.
out tho sNynE vbsn h.usos can b
built twenty umo' cheaper than thuy
now nfu aud net sui light be pro.
ducad Tor almost nothing; when lhr
mountains eau be- penetrated as easily
ag bills OF tauu and railroads can o..
tulIt vita Ices C1st than tine paving Of
a streets when we can m ku ni.bt Co.
day ana winter 20 iuum,f aud melt
the ice around tue g.e. ~ VOL ~
regulate the heat OF the equatorial T..
giOns, thlrofhuuli be 30 danger Of any
member .i the human family having
o. sutlrE L'o sh uIJ be- nothing but
% blessIng, as lar a. outward surround.
luRs can make REQ.
Whether all thi. will be realized OF
not, 70 be- certain that the old hai,nu.
slsu fear OF bankruptcy in uatur,'s
bousebUlI is without iOuuJauoH.
Isub has already shown tuat
her ability TO sustain lie e.
practically unlimited. when On,
human family hrst abandoned the
u maiic NE and gave attention 20
agriculture, they had Of cJufsc ouly
very crude implements at their scfv
ice. They were without experience
and had yet tho Numerous expert
meats to make which now aid the I'll
Ter Of the ground IN biz olotts. Soil
which under those circumstances
yielded but opariugly IL now tie
source Of inmonfe wealth. Clear
~ we have not yet arrived at the
limit Land "a. yot considered worth
less will ultimately uu utilzud, aud
Why should not tho whole Jlllauls sur.
face oi the earth be male 20 yield
f0mIlhing2 Ana then, why should
not agriculture be- changed virtually
into hoHiculiufs2 /, 10 stated ihst
round Paris tucto are 2lg5 acres OF
lant, itom which iiom ok 10 twelve
hArycsts arc made every year
Tho cultivation % this lnnI
gives work to b,OJJ people, AMI
rom Il the 100000 Inhabitants Of
Paris arc largely supplied with
vegetable food, while some Of II Is sK.
ported to London. Win such possiDll.
tios, the power Ut the earth g. feed her
children must be considered almos'
unlimited even under IrslUut cifcum.
stances. How much moro No, when
by tho aid Of inventions now going on,
Il shall be- possible to procure food,
faiment, heat aud light from the soil,
rom water ami air, aud all tho com.
forts of liic be within the reaon Of the
humblesU II lsa bright prospect.
There Ia certainly no need oil dcvastal.
ing wars auu opiiemics to Kill oil one
part OF the race ia order that tho other
may live.
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WE EYluSp cur sympathy 10 G. a.
wicEes, editor OF the DAyis Clty,Iowa,
Return, on tho death % hls vie, MIS-.
Martha A.Cunninslon wlcRss,whicb
event occurred At Los Angeles, Cal,
on the i3th Of February, Mr. wickrs
was native u Salt Like city, having
been born mere April 90 1850 In 1855
she was mntrlei to j., Robinson, ~
Davis city, who tlel In 1890; IA
Yeas later enc became the wife Of
Editor wlckss The cause Of death
wna rnnuwpNnn.
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MI a. CaillDustte, Druggl't Besysa'
Wills, H., sgys' "lO Dr. kings Now
DhCOv,Ty / owe my NE. Was iaeun
with Ia Grippe aud tried all tho ply.
scinus FOR miles shout, nut OF 30 avail
anu was given up anu too i cou'l NOT
live. Having Dr.. Kings New ID .-
uovcry iu my store / sent Tor bottle
aud began NE uso aud from the met
dose began { geg NeItebaud after using
three bottles waB up aud about hg.lu,
II worth H. weight ln gold we
won't keep store ~ hLuso " lut w."
Gui tree tTial NJ z. q, NJ /, Drug
nNLhIlmnmL.
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NlXuaJsrluLl WEALTH

our time BE- emp a.loaiy orc 80
Inventions, The knowledge slowly
gathered duri2g pas. ages Of the law.
that govern enc uaigersa OF which tho
human family .snuaTtH nos rpuulng
into prsclicalrraU.a. Aud 20 uumug.
ousHuI diversified nav they become
that the announcement o' new con.
JIyanus ils 90 exotic won1er wnet
woulI FORMERLY have boon looked upau
40 almJst miraculous 10 now accepted
us mailer OF course, AMI philosophy
plrssIy so.s In this saiy and rapid
advance on the hold OF inventions m
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Fora remedy Tor all forms OF Head
Hche Electric Biuos has proved ~ DO
tho very beet. / effects permanent
euro aud the most dreaded hau.luh
h ch headaches yield IN Ia iuhnencr'
Wourgu all who ate an .clei 90 procure
"a bottle, sud giye TINS remedy TAR
trial In cases M haoiiual consllpA'
ton Electric BNters curua by giving
the needed tone 90 the bowels, nui few
cases long rtslst he use % this mtul'
cine. Try n once. Only Flity ecuW
Az q. n. /. Drug Department.
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As 10 tut IMPOSITION.

Its prcsumabIe that tho Utah Lrgis'
latute, NV In sussi.n, knows what 10
wants aud equally positively knows
what Il q " not want. II this pre-.
sumption be- accepted, the adverso e.
Iort IN the State Senate yostCtuayw
reference to the Utah ssmi'ceuteunial
exposition In 1881, ought 10 be- accepted
o. nnEl. That dihtinguishUi body
fairly pulvrrzsd tho great intet.moun.
tain event 10 which ~ many Thousands
Of people IN thisAud other Rjoty Noun
tain tlatcs have been atxiuusiy look.
ing forward More than tnat, H.
onmItt,eadvancBi reasons; anu lhe'r,
iorsootb, are that Nebraska Ia going
to have an exposition, and Texas l.
going To have an Epositiou-ergo,
UtHh must not voltufo Into the nrid.
Something was also said about the lack
OF fund hut iuhsmurh us II Is pro.
posed to appropriate 5000 Tor n State
iHif, We cannot iuppose that the tosno'
my atgumoat was seriously Intended.
anu especially profound their logld
Now It the public.spirltsd people Of
this great new State desire 10 10 ahead
with their s,mi'ceulonniRl, regardless
of the report on the resolutions In the
Legislature, will the latter b0dy be
kind enough to permit them 10 do
sOf or course nobody wants to
treat the peoples representatives
with dlsrespeot or contempt, yet
there Ia mighty strong feeling
In favor OF holding this exposition,
notwithstanding the legislative report
opposing II. There is no such poverty.
stricken wall 10 bo heard from tho peo-
pie nj large, ~ the upper house Of the
Legislature seems to think ithas heard.
There are ways aud means. honorable
enough, too, which can 10 safely hnd
with certainty relied upon and applied
IN cArrying cut an enterprise such ne
Ia alluded 10. From conversations
with many wealthy and energetic Gil.
EonsWe are informed ola d.Eendlilereut
plans by which tho expenses Of the
affair can DO met aud the welfare Of
the State and its resources and people
enormously promoted. But before go-
ing too Tar IN the matter, II Il but
natural that the men behind tho pro.
jsot should desire 10 bo Informed
whether Or not the STATE tOols viii
kindly permit them to doso.
Before leaving the subject We may
DO permitted to suggest that this IL
Uah's fret somhcontonnary, ami no
such opportunity for celebration Will
come again 10 the present generation ;
there will be none when a Twins
Pioneer may he brought 10 mortal
view. Even II every other state "
territory declined 10 take part, slill
Utah should celebrate ils semi.usutru.
NAL In fuing style. The ADVICE given
10 the Legislators that there IL not
sufficient time II not the aiylcr
OF friend 90 Utah. There 10 time,
II made good use Of, though there IS
not much 90 spare. An oTIiuaTy State
fair will not lll the bill; such pro.
COcdiug would not be- reasonable GA.
Crpt late 10 tue autumn, lnu Beul-
centennial celebration must iucIuIo
Pioneer Day, July gan, 10 be worth
anything NJ all; aud an exhibition be-.
gun prior TO or ON that date might
readily Gu mIuate In the ghssee.r asucs
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CuNfERENcE NOTICE.

The sirty.sI1,l Annual Conference
q the Church Of J,sus Christ OF ha.'
ter.day Saints Will convene IN tho
Tabernacle, Salt Lake cry o. 10
o'clock on Saturday morning, Apr
an, 1895.
The officers ami members % the
Church generally are cordially In
yitsd to attend tho meeting Of the
Conference.
wuFuRD WOODRUFF
GFoRaE q. CASNUs,
JosElt ,. sMi1H.
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TuE Brsr TALvE ~ tho world i,i
cuts. Bruises, S0res, Ucste, sall
Rhsum, Fever sDrcr, lotter, Chappad
Hands, ChublsiuF, Corns, ana ell rhin
E.upuonF, ar osiiively cures fllesi
or 10 pay required. II IL guaranteed lt
give perfect sati1isotiun or money re-
funded. Price 70 cents per box. Fo'
salo by z. G. NJ. 4. drug department.
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HH or THE
wen PERIOD
=i-l--- - - ------uaulu.r7s1Fwy
THE

ON reelection generally prefer our cloth.
Iug. Such a preference is quite natural
no. view th- facts. Oar Spring suits
give rhu best practical definition OF the
word first class" to be found in any
clothing house In this part of the State.
uusIrc. men find them elves best suit.
ed when .uled hy MS. our stock dem-
ou.uats9 fal, ready made is the twin of
tailor made 10 every particular Your
iuay tailor with four times the trouble
and mulch higher price can't beat us.
w.. understand q single TACT out
weighs nousanl claims We claim o.
sr..td..r Tor our clothes. but ,hc single
fac ra, D we claim is carried ,ut to
The letter. Is what makes our customers
SO happy
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A PERSON FAMILIAR VIM lWE
y ughuuu OF gHucs. and iN3 t. ..'., i' 5li
Ioo acre.. and tnl farms near tue jordan mar
H.WH. UU share. 10 there AI' ahN N'N '''I
tent Go occupy ibg ln'tFons gI".'Islg KIM
4lp'v t1 isrrs.ignt Ausua 80. tauuuu ai il1
uI|Ug e She D. raI1uugy of INC aAN t.'g 10y
Uu accommodated tuuou dfall or N''a
need DOT apply
MILL TRADE LAplh- ANh 1lNl ht
w rTu a. Tor ulsa. T. %. Box '.l,
ht-k NOON ls An OFFICE ron
Hmku corporation. hidfth- WIS oA'a
.,rANItb "a uuIEs HRp., CuN itAJ'
w tufs Vi mo ilUuouT luwor 'o.t ~ We
den 5000 rock men, also % H''N 'uNN''
uyu.
IiUsr CLASS utAcurAL NOON ~. hEt n.y.,
90 ygatH experience Wu nave u.
f-yIitfe fmu .usUUut salary 30 OBJECT Az
dr,ss n s aaro ptsorag Eygn'nF NrNA
gs,uf tr,Au st,HNu UANu rIubt FOR
UiE unrgAlpt b' siate -oicn'on-
,,,utgg MORE YouNG PERSONS 10 uI
prepared tor stUutnanH lnsFl,u"n 20 p"
TbyIua puHluunF n A'ninN.9n' - %
luirc room ll, tommcrciu mock
vrlNk OErfN GOOD mLrh COWS A. so
GOOD u,ltyry wagon aud team. Allfrsa
A.. ID. uuA ID ---.
-luuI uuN no WORK uN fAUM
~ tor board and remuneration "a, ~ W
" 'Ist south, saturday between 'ana l9o.s.ge"
rJIGut,r rR CEs ron CLOruiNg
Iusta. Mlll call. halmtnaou, 20
TaTt. second south
~ d. NOLAN 7IEAN AND nor NAlr
rr heating Auu NruIIauug apparatus.
so t.nUHt. 'vguul -uulh
,i,uE FOLLOWING rWuEs Will ht
UaIu Iu rHHu, d. rear 20 " rt'on4 '.ubN.
,10I s.fap ron, 30 % pc Ton nmlor beer
b.uHrH, pur dozen, rubber. IrI I"uun' s''
cd. IHr .r 5000 N.'f'' =,
.....t. a.kf..f4.NKtf Al. HtF Do. B. tsIHtI.H
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TYPtwRlTERs.

NEW wH" ilt MuNp SO D. a. n
N Winters, ageut, Constitution building
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Sui s-nttrs changing thf.f p'a.r 0i reg
tHHall lvHya F.lu fIIi4e. az a"I ad t''f'Ht a''
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REMOVALS

All hNu, UU STOVE EsUAlUs Al D..
~ A. Iuyuft Is SONS. 80 state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17
eoT MARRIED ON CREDIT.
Lack of N, asy Was No Inp~dimcnt TO ths
Student and fIis Bride.

Lack of N, aey Was No Impedirncut 20 ths
Student and fIis Bride
The city registrars cfice in tho Old
courthouse is the scene of ono or two
marriages daily. and amusing incidents
frequently occur. Perhaps the most ne
culiar case that has come up recently,
an accCrnt Of which was related 20 q
reporter n few days ago. is that Of =
Harvard student who was in love and
without funds. The love conquered his
pride, and he concluded to investigate
the matter with a view Of getting mar
ried ON trust. He made his appearance
at the desk in the registrars Office and
inquired il that was the place where be
could procure n marriage certificate
and also get married. he was informed
that il was, and blank application was
handed to him. which he proceeded to
fill out.
After this proceeding was gone through
with he looked mp. and, in hesitating
manner, asked the clerk II he could
have n few moments private cUuversa-
tion with him. He was taken into the
anteroom. AID this is the tale he un-
folded: Eo said that he was deeply in
love with a young lady. ard that she
was also vCry much in love with him.
Bat her parents had serious objections
70 the match and did all that was in
their power to break il of. They had
closed their doors ON him; but. notwith-
standing this, he succeeded in arranging
meetings with his hearts choice, and
during one Of these he proposed mar
riage TO her and was accepted. he argu-
ing that if they were joired in the holy
bonds Of mairimony nothing. not even
her stern parents. could separate them.
They had arranged the details and con-
cludod that the only thing TO be done
was to get married in secret and then
separate until he should graduate frum
his college. She. Of course, would 60
back to her home and live with her
parents as il rothins ont Of the general
run cf events had happened.
Bot the young man. being without
fruds, was in a dilemma. and the worst
of it was he coald not see his way clear
&c l 7ocure the necessary amount 20 pay
fer the certificate and ceremony. His
kcrro was in a western state. and be ~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17
ON WITH THE WORK.
Cot. ". ". Trssk. Manager Of the Con-
tinental Asphalt Co. on Hand
Msshiaery In Transit.

Col. ". ". Trask, general mana
ger for the Continental Asphalt Com
Pany, arrived from 81. Louis this
morning. lie was so busy TODAY
that the AE1NoEEITE reporter did
not get 10 Interview him, but & 4
learned .-om 4 source deemed who'll
~ reliable tat work on the compa-
ny's property viii soon begin on an
extensive scale. Machinery neces-
sary 20 srch operation Is in tsanslt
and w.-i arrive here within the next
few days, and a good strong working
capital hes been secused.
Tn's means the development Of
these, zines which a.e conceded to be
ine=haust Die ,ald .hai IA tuvn means
a r eat deal more for A. dmo-e.
MsiOr Fucker nan, who is In ST.
Lo- =, VII be here verv shortly, and
jus, Is soon as the machinery can be
placed, and some minor details Ar
ranged, operations will begin In dead
earnest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17
Would Pay Nothing.

Constable Bruce H.il who is collect
ug the twenty-five cent per capita
for sanitary purposes is meeting
with encouraging success. SO far
he hes found bat two business men
on Main street who have refused to
gay their assessment. OF course
hose two have a right to their views
of public policy, but il is hard to
.5rce've bow a man claiming public
IL. o aee can arrive at the con-
us q tEal taey owe nothing TO the
l.ti' es?ecia.l.y zen the purpose
AIMED at IS enc that pectcins to their
own and public gool. It is the pur-
pose or tie committee an charge to
publish a ',st of those refusing to
pay, after Mr.. Hil' has completed
the canvass of the city. 1t viii make
interesting reading.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17
wATeR SIX FleHTs g
Tcrrise Combat which Finally Enssd In
the Rel. Escape

TerriHe Combat which Finally Enssd In
the Ecl's Escape.
Ibid You ever know that there IL n
deadly antipathy between n common
water make and an cels' asked tie
fisherman. "well. ] never knew IL III
I'll an experience that / had in witness
ing q fight between the two Personally
/ have the greatest dread Of eels. I'm
more afraid Of them than I am q a
snake. ard you can imagine my chagrin
when opened % hook one on one of
my fishing expeditions Twas afraid 20
touch if. and all could do was 10 let 10
dangle in the air. could not get it OF
my hook. and / was meditating what 20
do. when. altogether unnoticed. allow
ed the Shiny object TO drop down into
the water.
"n a moment / saw a big water
snake make a dive for IT, At the first
lunge IL caught the neck q the eel
squarely between it, teeth. and could
see il sink its ugly looking fangs into
the cells flesh. Iwaited anxiously TO see
the developments With it, grim hold
still on the eel's neck the snake. quick
as IL takes 20 tell IL. wrapped its siuu-
ous body around its antagonists neck in
an effort TO squeeze IL to death The
body Of the eel was too sleek, however.
and the snakes coils. despite al IL could
do. would slip down into the water.
Time and time again il tried to squeeze
the life out Of its antagonist. never for
an instant releasing its hold ON the eel's
neck. but tho body of the latter was toe
sleek for IL and every time IL would slip
down. Finally the hook broke and the
eel made good its escape. "-Indianapo'
lis Sentinel
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cciveu an allowance from MS father only
once in six months. II was not due for
nearly two months. lie concluded that
his ouly course was 20 try the method
referred % above The clerk. being q
kind hearted man. told the youth that
be would perform the ceremony and
trust hm for the pay. provided the lady
ia question was II age The next day
the couple put in an appearance and
were married. Upon the arrival u the
next allowance frum his parent the
youth walk'd into the Office one day.
made himself known and presented tho
clerk a go bilL-Bustou Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17

b. y. Frensley, VIII Green, L. P.
And son and ". c. Downing are
aooi ii fcr an early sta tomo. sow
mOrL'dg 20, tine 20 Sil country
and Nic-.Ia mountains in particular.
The pa.,y will 20 by way OF Dun
can vince they WI be joined by
r. b. F.ens-ey and John Harden o.
that place.
TIE objective mission Of the pa =
will be the innocent sport of fishing
in the muddy streams ofthat country
and the Liiing OF snakes.
The lat,ec named spO W ! doubt
less be most interesting as snakes
90 sJoJ = in & eat nomOe.'s IN the
secluded hooks OF tie hills, and the
bait when this party carries is said
to be the p oper stun for reptiles.
Doubtless the pa.,y " II enjoy them
selves in the fd"esI sense Of the
word, and we only wish for them a
safe re,I-n from their hunting
grounds
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Services At the Baptist church for
next Sabbath as usual. Sunday
school al $3.50 a. m, congregational
singing from 1880 TO II lam. Preach
ing az II. Observation-Disclosures IL
il, who are entitled 10 IL, who has
the right to administer IL, how is il
done. Sunbeams meet prompt az 2
p. m. Prayer and praise service at
3 p. m Preaching at $50 p. m.
Theme-The Mysterious Name.
Bring your own and the church's
hymn books with you and use them.
Also bring your bibles
Owing TO an appointment in the
country win defer the baptism
which will take place at the Moore
tank az 4:SO p m. Sunday. Bro. Nc
Cutler will preach at the school
house In Southeast Ardmore at p.
m, and We viii go from there 10 the
baptism
J. +. YoUG, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17
Cornmlsslsaer GIbbons. coart.

J. ". Freeman end j. L. Thomas
had PIE 'iminary hea.ing before
Commissioner Gibbons today on a
charge of passing certain counte-ieit
money this ely. The evidence
against t4em was convicIing, they
ve.e held in bond of S4OO each fail
ing to give same they W re ,akeu to
IS b. Deputy ). 4. Lindsay.
rms afternoon the case Of R.
Smith colo-cd, on cha-ge of carnal
knowledge Of one Jennie Harris a
girl unGe a years of age, was heard.
rhe evidence in this case was plain
iy il testimony and the court held
defendant in bond OF 500 which he
allied to give and was taken to Paris
this afternoon by Deputy Tom Cow
rrtCu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17

J B. Spragins, y. F. Law, W. o..
Duston, Il. W. Randol aud J a. Biv-
ems have gone to the Caoctaw nation
on a hunt. They went prepared for
ca M hie and loaded for snake, fish
and bca-.
Fox SALE-Two desirable residence
lois in Fcrndale addition. a big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this Office.
For pure lard 90 to viii Pyeatt's.
For SALE-At n bargain, a course
in business college. IL you want a
business education this Is your op-
portunity. Apply az this ONCE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-17
% tss lasere.t ID peaeersey.

Hon. Caswell Bennett viii 20 to
Marietta tomorrow morning, at
which place be will address the dem
ocratic club. Cad is . thorough Ken
lucky democrat and knows Just how
20 talk democratic doctrine That
he win acquit himself with becoming
honor b q foregone conclusion.