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The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-01-18
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PUBLISHED EYERY ssfURDkl.
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City News.
r. ( SrewAsr Editor.
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YESTERDAY. Go IL Walker We
are with yOn!
Mr.. Dunlap is doing b,tri.
.Irss al Stroud's old stand. cal
on him when in town.
Put your stock up at viii.
lard Stapleton's livery stable
when in Guthrie and get them
yell watercd and ted.
When in town give A. Jon.
es u trial for bargains in groc.
cries and get them at rock DO,
tom prices and cheap for casE.
Langston is taking on q
new life which is duo to the
Negro and cotton.
II seems that Miss y, has
lad Miss :. in the shade. but
sr.ch il life.
Mr. II. G.. was over last
Sunday TO see Mr.. J. !. II.
on business. Call again Mr..
II. c.. We are always glad to
see YOU.
Wouldn't you like 10 read
a paper that doesn't ieligh:
IL showing mp the bad deeds
aid at the feet Of our people
and leaving the good ones
Jay dormant?
Rev. NJ. g. Brookins the
presiding elder Of this district
is in town. lie preached here
IN Wednesday night and may
hold:quartcly conference on
today. The Rev. is a very
polite and progressive gentle
man.
N. H. Smiths il the place e
10 get your dry-gools an d
groceries. be sure to give hi IN
a call when in Guthrie, and
get them cheap for cash
Who said that Mr.. M. w.
J. had fallen out with all VI
the BARRIERS, and declared that
Lee (M. w. j. don't need
their services any more, and
says that he will use tucking
combs hereafter?
BE sure TO call and see Nil
Tia ms and Clark when in
tho city for bargains in dry
goods and notions a. rock bat
tom prices. Don'tfail TO call on
them when in the city.
Rev. q. y. Washington Of
Il uthrie was in town. Uednes-
LAY and Thursday. Rev. Wash.
ington IL pastor of the largest
\. NJ. T.. Church in Guthrie
and is doing a incst excellent
work among our people.
Mr.. \. J. Boyd has just
arrived from the nation
NJ. Boyd is looking the very
picture Of health. and says
that his treatmen in the Ma.
ton was all that one C ould
wish under the circumstances.
All persons who made
final proof at the Land Office
in Guthrie prier 10 August
1895, can got their pantents
by calling at the Land Office.
Mr.. Newman and son were
in town yesterday on bust
ness.
SCANDAL MONGRRj.
Do you bear The scandal mougers
Passing By.
Isscsibius poison Nv = whisper
IL . sigb,
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Know oil persons whom it may
oncer that We the City Council Of
thetown Of Langston have this day ap
pointed the following uamed persons
=. q K. u. executive COMMITTEES for the
town OF La Iyst,n in Logan Co. q. T
end have daily authorized aud om-
powered them 20 act ~ such Tor o psr
Cabe, DR.. 4. J. Aston. H,n. Il. T.
Stewart, Hon. I. =. Pnllisn. M.ssrs.
d. j. Wallsce, Ei. Robins'.a and ".
II. Smith. Witnessed our hands this
the 18th. day Of April =. %. ls93
g.. ". Clark. Pres Of Council
j. ". McElroy CITY Clerk
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KC1lCt FOR PUBLICATION.
f.anl Oh:, ct Guthrie q. T,
Dec II. 1895.

lee IT. 1870.
Notice is hereby given tina, the fol.
lowing-nsmsd settler has Glel notice
Of hrs intention TO make final proof
ir support OF his claim. and that said
proof will he made before the Regis
ter and Receiver Y. ). Land
Office at Guthrie q. r.,
on Jsny Is" 1896. viz: William A.
Caldwell for the y IL Of y, T.. IA
Sec. 30 Twp. IL. X. l W.
He nsnss the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of. said land, viz,
james W. Harper, of Burwick ,. r.
William Canning. OF
Jackson Brink, Of
Wills H.wes, OF
A. n. J. Crook. Hagi-ter
More This notice must also bs
posted in q conspicuous place in TIE
Land Ofice for q period Of thirty days
prior To date Of final proof
C-A6l Z. i. 2S7l LaDXs,on Herald
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lorlCS POR PUBLICATION.
Land OHc. st iutbn- O
Dc 81 lsaS.

Not, . 10 hereby uvcn tnst tne following
Dsused ssttisr has dIct noticc OF bic intention
70 - ske ansl proof N support Of his claim.
and that sail proof Gill % rnsj- before
k-sfster anu 6-cstv-r 81 TIE rs. Land
once atSutsrieO z. 90 rcay l. iss VIZ:
yoo s. Do,'scn. foi the :. z - ~ sec. -
TOWN.. II n. Il ".
Re names tos follo~in- stiffness ~ prove
bis continuous rcsldcrvc uDon Aai cg!tiva-
tim OF. sStf land. via
James p wsriia. Of Laa..i,a 9
william } Foa,a. of
Vincent y Lohce 81
f!e!don 3 Pulliam. OF
4. n. ]. Crook. I,eslsici.
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First Published Jso. 18th. 1895
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Read!
The HERALD
and bs Wise.
Notice to Agents.

A. M',r, ur.icr.. Postal N,,ies fxr. ~
INV y" 'ira VII an ~fs.g.toa J.. a.. 1lcss~ ~
trcss al c"rre.p""isnec cotralcstion n
mi':ar"r' kc'. Z" iiVH 40 tub.Co.
t.snGstou -. Z.
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GcihsSeAo, &C, Feb q i0A
LS~ kss1adsra2 o., Brooklyn. r.
0ecskmen-f am . vsiss Fl Hotel Keunoe, G1ihk.ro, and &o<,ino 60
ssdd with no; sup or occ- anil burned from hAShus hot dishes and ssA
shrss Ia~a,s uc Mesieas Mustang Lnimest fer The burns o. sals and
it's only sday ~ two before tsy ar all heskd up ihsv~ sN great faith mi
for nh things a. cut aDd Strains Thought this might DO ~st. ahsIe good,
ard wish ID IT AZ my frien1s NOV what's god Ycordy ts hLuss Il. he
~aitas IN this hotei knew oil alost kossng Lnim~ntfn ] 1~sys recommend II
thW. but ] want Tie wai.-se ~ cvg ts clnty 20 se III and give thn MM.
nnt . u1L II thy ever have o ten CT sad &C Ay lsI~ thing uA, % ~ 70
ApPn 70 them around The Etesn len, you frsBd.
W. r. FREpkR
g. 0r AIDE PEI hr@l ~, ~ ~ Al prrsese sd sxrlayers
- ~ - - Errse. easrg~. lad 70 YOUR Hrsi eSTr0 nee w rcspt 2WA
WrsJ~ Fav My L~& rAs4srabdJ-~sGdGA
Addrc- .osr lss<r plAnly to
LYON MANUFACTURING CO.
A.@sA% IS South FiftA ST., I9nOtAYN. n. =.
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Firs, Published Dec. 2is:. 1895
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WHEN YOU SEND IN
THE NAMES, BESURE
AND SEND IN THE
MONEY WITH THEM.
First Published Dec. 2ist. 1881
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~ P. Newman
Ofthe Ei@Gt
Gle t Ia "a
@ar1or, Guth
Is going
CT the
Clothing bust
ness ,vnow is the
time to buy cloth
ing and Furnish
ing goods, this
Stock is thu fin.
est and largest
ia
E every Thing
At COST.
and. STR or GOV. ACRE.
GUTHRIE o. T.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office ut Guthrie O. 7
Dc IL. 1875.
Notice Z, her 10y x.vcn .hs, the .~JIo~sns
.niue1 settler has nied n i.ise Of MS ;.,..u
ton 10 make tnAi prDof &, support OF ~.
CLAIM. and that said pr3.f VII 10 made
oesovc Itesisfe- an: ucce'y.r 2. ..
and Cnice A. ra.sr,e
y. {. sn .Iany. e" issj ~ -.rns i. R-u-
nedy sr .hs LI's az :, =. W. c:src
ION 3. Twp TN itapst J W.
Ne 1sme. the foi.,sias wita-ssea e. Grove
s.e col;iGnons -'sds1.s .oN-, AL .ais,v.
sion .r saii lan5. VIZ
uav.d J. Osaora 81 Os:hsis O T
Clark A.. rssb.c. %
Timothy C. np.ca. a:
William q uosi.f =. o.
A. M. Cso,s. Rsyis,er.
Sor1 This n )tics nut a,>p =, psci In =
conspicuous place In tn Lad on % foP q per
sci OF thirty days prior 20 date % niai proof
80 ssn Lsnsston Herald
First PaLli.hed April eth. 1896
NOTICE.
Territory n Oklshom.
County Il Lossu j. o,
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First Pub. Jan II 1895.
NOTICE.

Y S. Land Office at Guth-
rie O. I. December 3lst 1895.
No..
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pletc Tslegrsphic service. besides
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NOTfGE FOR PUBLICATION u.
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MeOSAO VALLEY NURSERY.

Is h"aviiy' .ty;kcd and 81
very thrifty growth. with
Apple. Pear, Peach. Plum
Cherry. and all kinds Of tree.
KEPT ia vert 'rn nurseries; al.
40 GraDevin"s, S,unll Fruits
Ever.r"cns. Flowcriu.
Shrubs. Forest Trees, etc.. n
prices so low all can buy. I
few good agents wanted
Send for price list. Dirc: 10
|. NEOSHO VALLEY
NURSERY
Chanute, Kans.
nctice
We would have our reader.
to distinctly unders and. that
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w. l.. Eagleson, A. l.. MER-
IwEragR and b. II. Hooks,
are in no wise connected with
the Herald, and parties send
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not send it to either Of the
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Herald Pub. Go.
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are send us the names Of the
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I'm u herse trade. " said the lawyer
thopghtfully. at has been generally
conceded that n mun would cheat his
own father II opportunity offered
True. " replied the merchant And
net Gully thgf-he woJ ID think il q good
joke and boast Of IL sfier'vArd "
lit is admitted, continued the law
yer. that there j. no such thing as real
Cut s,i:d out honesty in a horse trade.
- hat IL beyond the question, " re-
turned the merchant. But what OF iti
Why do yOu harp Gu il 80 muchI"
Il have been wondering. said the
lawyer. why the bicycle makers never
used this fact as an argument in adveFa
tising their wheels The passion fOE
trading horses and lies must be dlsap-
peariug. aud II. consequence 10 seems 70
ne IL y about time for some one TO bob
up and demonstrate that the bicycle IA
n great moral agent and IL daily saving
mems souls by keeping them out ol
temptation.
Well. dap't know that exactly
pgree with all that you say
"oh, I'm not advocating it as truth
I merely sny that il is surprising thai
the bicycle makers have not sprung IL, .
Yes l Agree with yOu there -
Chicago Post.
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People who Eat NsshInr cold.

The Chinese esteem shrimps above all
other things At a well served table
they are brought on swimming about in
a glass bowl Of water favored with oil
and vinegar, which renders the crea-
turCs Historically alive With an uncrr-
ing thumb and forefnger the Chinese
diner out plucks forth the struggling
fish, nips OF the tail at ono bite and
casts the useless head behind him.
shocking aS it may seem to an Eng
lish hOusckccper. the older tl,c egg in
China the more perfect frola an cpl
curoan standpoint docs il b&,ome. for
no ChinAman who has right regard
for his palate eats fresh Loilcd tgg
Taken frcsh, eggs are sent to soak, nlttf
haN ing been washed. IN a tub of gso-
matic water. After a time they arc rc-
moved, and the water used in mixing a
paste Of lime and salt. in which the
eggs are packed in jars These are her
metically sealed and set aside TO stand
for u month. when they are SUPP osed tc
be fit for eating. Those left packed in
salt and lime for ~ months Or more.
when opened, are found TO have charged
color. solidifiod partly and are odorless
The chief care Of the Chinese is TO eai
nothing cold. Warm or hot food they
absorb in abundance. but rightly they
maintain that cold food lowers the tenn.
peEature % the stomach beyond the
point where digestion can continue. and
80 the whole health Of the body Is en-.
dangeTed. -PeaIson's Weekly.
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For DosiaE oa~ssif.

A physician recommends rochelle
salts for amateur doctoTina tie says
that IL Is an excellent thing "a. several
times = day. take as much of the salts ~
may Be put ON = 3 cent piece I'm = little
water; that they win sweeteu the stom-
ach and act Gs n very desirable spring
medicine. He also speaks highly Of
coda. having no patience with those
timid people who have an idea that 10
ls dangerous dose, doing some vague
harm To the coating Of the intestineS
why, everything we eat almost hAs
soda in IL. I" he cries in disdain. ''It II
nm admirable thing 10 take half rochsllu
salts and half hicarboaatA OF soda. as
directed. several TIMES a day. ! know
Of few gentlcr and still more benehoeni
general medicines. - Philadelphia
PreSA
All kinds Of legal printing dore OF
abort notice at this once
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Take a Vacation.
1t VIII Do you Good
to Come to
GALVESTON.
Note the Rates Made
by the
SANTA FE ROUTE

For the Populist State Convention.
Tickets on sale August 4th, and for
trains arriving at Galveston, morn
ing of August 5th, limited TO return
August 9Th.
For this occasion, the rate from
any point on the Santa Fe in Texas
and Indian Territory, will be one
fare, but not to exceed $500, for the
round trip.
Galveston was never better pre-
pared to entertain visitors than she
is this Summer. The Beach Hotel
has been reopened under new man
agement, and is the finest in Texas.
Olympia by the Sea- is the Coney
Island of Texas. Here you can eat,
sleep, drink or battle; "Shoot the
Chute, 90 TO the Theater or to the
ball; all in one enclosure, to which
no charge is made for admittance.
You simply pay for what you order,
order what you want, and get il in
the very best style.
Texans know that the Santa Fe is
the pioneer in low Pate excursions
and that its eguipT mt and service
are unequaled by ATTY line in Texas.
A word to the wise-Travel via the
Santa Fe. w. s. KEENAN,,
Genl. Passr, Agt.
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To the 6nId-fleIda Of the westl
Via the burlington Route,

A fast through VeStibnIed tFaln
daily 10 Denver making direct con-
nections for Cripple Greek, Col; also
fast daily trains to the gold fields OF
Montana and Black Hills.-20O miles
shortest line from Missouri River
ask your agent for information about
the Burlington Route
l.. w. WAKELRya
ht. Louie, 40.
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The necessity. ur the apparent neces-
sity. OF making a living may easily in
ducc strTIFe habit cf thought 1--we
find it difficult TO get bread. we nafu-
rally look asknncc at whatever sians.s in
our way. Edward Hoarc tells in his
Autobiography" Of going down 10
RGinsgate. where he became greatly i'm
tcrCsted in tire English boafmrn. 200 of
whom were entirely dcpcnocnt On the
chance Of helping shirs in distress OF
The Goodwin SANDS. SO pocr were they
that IL had become with some Of them a
habit Of life to think more a their earn
ings than Of the human beings they
saved.
One bitterly cold morning Mr. Hcare
met an old boatman Of his acquaintance q,
and said to him, after passing the greet.
ings Of the day:
And bow are you getting ong'
"Ah," said the man. now that
they've got their lights and buoys and
chain cables, there's nothing left for an
. honest man to do. 4"
What do you meang''
We'll. here's a case. There we were
at the south end Of the sands about 8
O'Clock this morning, when up came one
Of these foreign chaps. and was running
~ pretty upon the Goodwin Sands al
ever you'd wish 10 sec. when, all Of q
sudden. he saw one Of these here nasty
staring buoyS Port helm and cffl''
No one would guess from j. tunc Of
disgust that he had spent the best efforts
~ his life in trying to save from disaster
the vessels for which he seemed %
court it.
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PATTON SEMINARY.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRL

SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
OAK CLIFF, TEN.
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FIVE UNIVERSITY GRADU ATES
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and BERLIN represented in Music
Department. Art taught by n lady
from the STUDIOS of NEW YORK
and PARIS. Elocution and Physical
Culture by pupil of the EMERSON
SCHOOL OF ORATORY. Only
thirty pupils admitted in the board
ing home, For catalogue giving full
particulars, address
PATTON SEMINARY.
A. s. LAIRD, A. NJ, President,
Or JAMIE THOMPSON LAIRD,
Lady Principal.
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The First Bale.

Robert Smith, colored man
living OH the farm of Frank
Bush six miles east of the city
brought the first bale OF cotton
of the season to Gainesville to-
day. At late hour this after
noon he had only been Offered
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TO CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AMI
EAST VIA BURLING-
TON ROUTE.

The travelling public is sure To iind
the h asst VeStibuled trains from
the Missouri river to the east via the
Burlington Route" Elaborate
compartments: (Same rate as stand
ard sleepers) free chair cars of luxur-
iaus patterns To ST, Louis; STANDARD
sleepers. free chair caEs, and dining
cars to Chicago.
Ask ticket agent for tickets via
Vestibuled Eli to Chicago, and via the
veStibuled to st. Louis.
l. w WAKELEY,
General Passenger Agent,
jun l5-9m st. Louis, Mo,
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six cents for the fieecy staple.
but refused the offer. Geo. Y.
Bird, Jr., raised n premium Of
$ll.O0 on the first bale, but Mt
press hour it is not known
whether it will be sold.-Gmnes-
vile Register.
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e. B. PUGH.
Warning Order.

Warning Order.
In the United states Court in the Indian
Territory, Southern DigtFiat,
Nancy Wine Askins, Plaintin.
James NJ. Askins, Defendant.
The defendant. James n. AskinS, is
warned to appea- in this court in thirty
days and answer the complaint of the plain
till. Nancy Willie ASkins.
Witness the Honorable Constantine b:
Klgore, Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof, this 18th day OF July. 1885,
isBAL- JOSEPH w. PHILLIPS, Clerk
dohpsnR, Cruee d oruoe, attorneys for
plaintiff.
Cad Bennett. attornew for nonresident.
july 19
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BOTTOMS & HAMILTON.
THE CELEBRATED

Wooten Wells Mineral Water is good
Tor many complaints. Why? because
il 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 it's users. 1t Is blood puri-
fer, alternative, diuTetic, laxative
ard 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 10 females,
Nothing equals it for the nerves. In
the language of DR.. ID. r. Wallace,
NJ. D., l.. l.. D., who was superin-
tendent of the Insane Asylum at
Austin and Terrell, Texas for several
years: sit 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. F"
The public is invited to call and
try these waters; the most healthful
drink in ArdmOre.
Sold next door west Postoffice by
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The ARDMoRETTE job department
turns out only hrst class work.
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SHOT BY GUARDS.
Three Federal Prisoners Attempt 60 E.-
cape From the Lesvenworth Pea
and Are Shot Down.

4EANENWOhIhs NAN. July d.
Among the prisoners confined
in the United States penitcn-
tiary here are three desperadocs
George East, from.the Chicka-
saw nation; Sam Mills and
Shrud Dove, from the Indian
Territory. Yesterday evening,
while working on the prison
farm, cutting corn for fodder.
together with thirty other pris-
oners, mutiny broke out
among them. At signal from
George East the men broke for
a cornfeld. The guards COM
menced firing with shotguns,
and all the prisoners but three
surrendered. East was shot six
times before he gave up. He
was fatally wounded. Sam
Mills and S. Dove were also
badly, but not fatally, wounded
before they were run down.
When the bloody prisoners were
run into the pen yard, where 200
convicts were breaking rock,
there was an ugly demonstra-
tion and second attempt at
mutiny. The guards were about
to fire into the convicts, when
Warden French appeared, and,
by GOODNESS and firmness, quiet
ed everything down.
Ambulances were sent to the
scene of the shooting and the
wounded prisoners were remov-
ed 10 the hospital.
East exhibited remarkable
nerve while being conveyed to
the hospital. He came to the
pen about a year ago, under
sentence for horse stealing. His
mother, wife and family live at
4 Chickasha, |. II. Since his
incarceration he has given con-
stant trouble and has been
reprimanded several times.
His death is but a question of
time, and when he was placed
upon the operating table he
remarked that he guessed his
time had come, Examination
showed that he had received six
wounds, one in the right arm,
shattering the shoulder and
glancing and piercing the right
lungi another entered the small
of the back, injurlng the spine
and entering the abdomen; a
third entered the back. passing
through the pelgis into the
cavity, while the fourth passed
through the left kidney; the
fifth lodged in the right thigh
and the sixth took away some
fingers from his right hand
On account of the wounds in
his lungs nothing could be al
ministered to him, so the balls
were not extracted.
The other two men are not
dangerously wounded, and will
, recover in a short time. Dove
and Mills were sent up fpI
grand larceny and had about
, two years yet 10 serve.
DIR. Lane of this city was
called up to assist Surgeon
Thomas, who remained with
! East during the night, aud doing
, all he could to alleviate his
sufferings. East said that he
did not blame the guards fol
the shooting. "Thev did ouls
: their duty. ] took my chances
ann not complaining"
Nine other prisoners have
attempted to escape during th'
past year. but in each case the!
!, were caught, with one excep
tion, and he was a trusty witt
hut civ xvaalrS m SaFva
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The q. @. A. 8. r. Ry., win place
on sale June ist round trip tickets 81
summer excursion rates TO Lampaaan.
Tex. nt sii-so, TO Galveston, Tex,
a siT.65, 20 San Angelo, Tex. ~
efsso and 10 Davis, I. T, "a el.io.
The limit OF these ticketa wfn be
30 days from dats of sale. Tor futher
information eau upon OF address The
undergiFned. - L r. MAeoH,
Agtnt-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-07-31
LOW EXCURSION RATES TO TIE
EAST. VIA BURLINGTON
ROUTE"
HALP RATES.

National Republican IeaEue. Mll-
wankee, Aug. a5th, to sTth-
Ask ticket agenta for tickets via
VestIbuled "Eiiii 20 Chioago. and
via Vestibuled Limited 20 81. Louia.
Both trains supplied with the most
modern eqipment.
l.. w. WAKKLEr,
Gen. Passenger Ag1-
81. Loulm. No.
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