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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27
Notice.

"; H. Rogers, dealer in Sec
Ond hand furniture, will pay a
good price for all your goods.
ZONE and see me before you
sell. Second door east of j. B.
DarrallS. 27-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

Did you know that the .AKDMoRKITE
is headquarters for hne Job printing
Tho best OF stock and unequRlled
workmanship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27
A Busted Siusk Of Shsss.
5000 dollars worth
being closed out at
Bankrupt Store.

Use Ramon's Pepsin Chill Tonic
Tones up the system. Self digestive.
Guaranteed. For sale by Joe NJ.
London, Ardmore, l. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

Nv. b. Scrimshire Of Manns-
vile is in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

To those who have so kindly
contributed to the Ladies
Bazaar of the Christian church,
please have the things ready by
Dec. 10, and oblige.
Mrs. III. p. EvETTs,
President.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

Mr.. Jacob Esbcnson, who IL In the
emyloy Of the Chicago Lumber CO.,
az pes Moines, Iowa, says: ~ have
Just sent some medicine back TO my
mother in the old country, that I
know from personal use 20 be the
best medicine In the world for rheum-
,tism, having used Il In my family
or several years. It is called Cham
berlainia Pain Balm. 10 always does
the work. 50 cent bottles Cor sale
by Frame. Greer a Co. druggists-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27
COAL! COAL!
We are now prepared to supply the
public with
Genuine MCAIeSteT Coal.

All orders left at the Ardmore sad
dlery Co. or az the Ice Plant, or given
10 II. r. Foster, will receive prompt
attention.
g. TERMS, CASH oN DELIVERY.
sin ARDNORE IcG CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

The Darlington, Wis, Journal says
editorially Of a popular patent medi-
cine: I'VE know from experience
that ChRmberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhna Remedy j. all that IL
claimed for Il, as on two occasions Il
stopped excruciating pains and pos
sibly saved us from an untimely
grave. We would not rest easy over
night without II in the house" This
remedy undoubtedly saves more
pain and suffering than any other
medicine In the world. Every fam
ily should keep Il In the house. for
II is sure 20 be needed sooner or
later. For sale by Frame, Green &
Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

FoUND-On Main street, a
door key. Owner can have
same by calling and paying for
this notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

The ARDMoREITE Job department
turns out only FIRST class work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27
Lost Hat.

Whoever has j. B. Stetson
slouch hat gotten last night
through mistake, at the ban
quet, will please return same to
this office. On sweat band is
the name A. X. Stern, also has
ON sweat band a splOtch of ink.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-11-27

Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire at this
office. 24-4t
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-11

being In the sum Of SIS, 00O. 90, which
said notes have been renewed and there
Is now due and payable upon said re-
newals $23. 100000. two to E. E. Brown,
one in the sum Of N,196.41, dated No
vember s, 1893 and due six months
after date, and one for $7,5OO.60 dated
February IA, 1898, and due on or before
August 8. 1894, which said notes have
been renewed and there is now due and
payable on said renewal note the sum
OF $l6,OOO.OO, two to H. L. Smith, one
In the sum Of 81, 500.60, dated February
IA. 1893. due on or before August s, 1894.
and one for $7,19641, dated February
., 1888, and due six months after date,
which notes have been renewed and
there Is now due and payable upon
said renewal notes the sum of S16.-
0OOO.two to Everett Finney, one in
the sum of H,500.6O, dated February IA.
1893. and due on or before August s.
1894, and one for $7,1964 Al dated the Sth
day Of November. 1893, and due six
months after date, which notes have
been renewed, and there is now due
and payable upon said renewal notes
SIG 10000
In said trust deed and mortgage the
plaintiff Is made the trustee for the
said American Exchange National
Bank, II. L. Smith, E. E. Brown and
Everett Finney.
foreclosure and sale of said lands TO
satisfy said liens as aforesaid for de.
hciency judgment and general relief
You are required to answer plaintiffs
petition on or before the 18th day of
August, 1896.
CHARLES G. DAWES, PLAINTIFF.
August l.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-11
Lambertson on Finance

G. NJ. Lambertson spoke this week in
the chapel Of Lincoln Normal univer-
sity on the gold side Of the money ques-
sion- There was a very fair audience
present and Mr.. Lamoertson gave an
address that interested and instructed
them much
He opened by explaining the attitude
OF the republican party in the st. Louis
platform. He said that it does not mean
the abandonment of bimetallism, but
simply allowing the money standard
to remain as IT is. 1t means that every
dollar shall remain as good as every
other dollar. He showed plainly that
gold has been proven to be the best
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-11
THE COURIER.

money that there is. The gold produce
ton has doubled in the last I'VE years.
He did not think there was any danger
that the price of gold would increase to
make 1t too dear for money use.
Speaking Of the recent bond issue by
this government he said that the bids
showed offers Of $500, 0OO. 900 more than
could be used. There is thus plenty Of
idle money. There is far more danger
Of Cutting the money market than there
with. He claimed that there is always
plenty of money available IL there is
good collateral There is plenty of evil
dence that right in Lancaster county
In the past year there has been about a
million dollars in gold that has been
hidden away, withdrawn from circula-
ton.
He said that one reason we should not
attempt free coinage of silver was be-
cause the people would only use a limit
ed amount of silver If they could get
gold money. Also. the failure of Mex
leo to keep up the parity of gold and
silver with free coinage was a good rea-
son why we should not try the same
impossible feat
Mr.. Lambertson said that the labor
ing man should sell his labor for the
very best dollar he can get, the one that
will buy the most of the things he needs.
If the dollar in silver is soon to have
purchasing value of but half that of
a dollar in gold, the laboring man who
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-11


Mr.. Hammond is good republican
and successful editor. and he could
make an excellent congressman.
Hereafter Douglas county will be
known in republican state conventions
as the ''disorganized territory" The
letting down OF Roose was perfidy.
Omaha was frantic to get a first
mortgage on the gubernatorial nomi-
nee. Omaha wants two things of the
next governor-acquiescen in all ef-
forts to push forward the Trans
Mississippi exposition project, and
ready compliance with any deal that
may be arranged in the event of John
M. Thurston's resignation as senator.
John L. Webster's attitude in the con-
vention leaves no room for doubt as to
his senatorial expectancy in case
Thurston goes up higher. Certainly
Douglas has a strong claim on Mac
Coll. That county ought to get what
ii wants.
Whitmore's nomination for regent is
very acceptable to the university peo-
pie.
The first termers had easy sailing.
1t is said the women's club will per-
sist in the opposition to Mr.. Corbett
Various reasons are assigned for
Tom Majors turn over to MacColl.
The vote of Nemaha county and other
sections where Tom has influence will
be awaited with interest
The new state central committee will
meet in this city July Is to organize
and select officers.
The following is the corrected list of
the new republican central committee
which is called to meet at the Lindell
July Is:
City.
Second-A ]. Wright. Tecumseh.
Third. r. Mckee, Palmyra.
Fourth-A. L. Trimblin, Weeping
Water.
Fffth-Alex Laverty, Ashland.
Sixth-A. r. Kelly, R. c. O'Mally, A.
j. Lunt, Omaha
Seventh-W. Steufer, West Point
Eighth-S. Saunders, Bloomfield, and
G. w Dewey, Randolph, (duplicate).
Ninth-No name reported.
Tenth-L- ID. Richards, Fremont.
Eleventh.. A. Erhardt, Stanton.
and N. Grinsley. Wayne. (duplicate).
Twelfth-M. d. Cameron, Schuyler.
Thirteenth. S. Weeks. O'Neill.
Fourteenth-R. w. Montgomery, Al
lance.
Fifteenth-Frank H. Young. Broken
Bow.
Sixteenth. T. Mallalieu. Kearney.
Seventeenth-George H. Thummell.
Grand Island.
Eighteenth. w. Morgan, Fuller
ton.
Nineteenth-W. Husenetter, Linwood.
Twentieth-R. ]. Greene. Lincoln. w.
J. Crandall, Firth.
Twenty-first-M. A. Metzger, Bea-
rice.
Twenty-second-Ed Leet. Tobias.
Twenty-third-C. NJ. Taylor, Fair
Jury.
Twenty-fourth-G. w. Post, York.
Twenty-hfth-M. F. Stanley, Aurora.
Twenty-sixth-S. A. Searle. Nelson.
Twenty-seventh-E. c. Webster,
hastings.
Twenty-eighth-A. L. Burr. Alma.
Twenty-ninth-J. H. Chris. ner. HAYES
ENTER
Thirtieth-A. S. Baldwin, North
latte. and o. w. Gardner, Gering, (du-
licate).
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-11
Points in Politics

1t is doubtful IL DR.. Collins will eve
be asked to preside at a republican
state convention again.
II is generally admitted that Mr.. Nc
john or Hayward by the display of 9
little temerity. and Meiklejohn's nomi
nation would have insured McClay's
1t is puny politics to waste II votes a.
Lancaster's Il votes were wasted in
last weeks convention, up to the time
this county turned in and made Casey
Mr.. McClay had big odds agains,
him. Most of the candidates wanted
Mr. Hedlund on the ticket and they
used the votes in their control to have
him named. Four years ago Hedlund
failed to secure a nomination and ac-
cepted a deputyship under Eugene
Moore, and il was said that IL he
should be turned down a second time
navian vote. Mr.. Hedlund is an ex-
ceptionally strong man, and his nomi-
nation is a source of great strength
to the ticket.
When. some weeks ago, The Courier
said Eugene Moore was not a serious
candidate for governor: that he had
made a deal with MacColl to throw him
his strength in the Third district in re-
turn for a promise of the private sec
retaryship. some people were disposed
TO doubt. Nobody doubts now that
Mr.. Moore expects to be MacColl's pri-
vate secretary. He certainly deserves
the place.
Lancaster county made Casey, Ryan
county did we'll to hang together
throughout the convention. in which
respect Lancaster was in marked con-
trast to Douglas.
George Brooks of Bazille Mills won
great popularity at the convention. He
is in a fair way to go into the treas
urer's Office when Mr.. Casey gets
through with it.
Mr.. Meiklejohn bore his defeat with
perfect good nature, and came out of
the convention with many new friends.
He will make his entire loyalty mani
fest in a telling manner throughout
the campaign. Mr.. Meikletohn expects
to give two months of his time assist
ing in the election of MacColl and the
whole ticket. 1t was suggested after
the state convention that Mr.. Meikle
John renounce his former determine
ton and accept a nomination for con-
gress. Mr.. Meiklejohn at once quieted
this suggestion by saying that he had
made up his mind in December not to
be a candidate for congress, and that
he would not change it now. He
added: II am not a candidate, and
could not. in honesty. accept a nomi
nation il rendered me. / intend to
Keep good faith with my friends"
1t is said that a deal has been made
Major Pierce will receive
much additional strength in his candi-
lacy for county treasurer. The deal
the acceptance of the
deputyship by a certain
prominent republican and ex-office
holder.
The nomination of Charley Casey for
tate treasurer was a remarkable vic
DRY over one of the strongest combi-
lations known in Nebraska politics
he desire to put McNish in the treas
Irer's Office was so strong in certain
uarters, and was backed by so many
owerful interests. that defeat seemed
veil nigh impossible. But the dele
ates were finally aroused and Casey
vent in with a whoop. Mr.. Casey is
man Of spotless reputation and high
st integrity. He was the voluntary
nd popular choice of the individual,
delegates.
A z Cadu fha rannblican uoxninoa
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30

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Ter. owner. 80
vals.aye' inr iSo q Of Southern sc.i:;:::.
o oy william Klnder. Of No ioio Ess, ,'w,senng ,sa.ng
Jerome-ave. $. Is It Of potter
three-story frame dwellings, bv sce. M. Tor three
telo. OF No 2.6sJ 3d-ave. owner mary Cos
Jackson-ave, e $. PA IT W Of I85th-,, ;,....;...
nsh Of 10 7sa East aseIisfs issS,, by John coe
Columous-ave. corner lCsihss, ne, s,..'.......
story brick fat and store. BY Abraham a. = I'VE
47th-st $. $50 # OF Brook ave ,o owner.
story brick flats, by Katherine p x,.Hr ,our four.
No 952 East i32d-st, owner. N''cnen. Of
story frame dwelling. by Max Man. = for tSr two.
No 62j East 15oth-st. owner. senmidt. Of
15th-st. No 4s West, and Nos 47-.a w.
st, by Henry. Hrsch. of No i07 Ea., :, ish-
owner, 10 hve-story brick store gnS ist-st.
White-st Nos IA and 10. by Cornelias = '9!.s.. Is..
land. OF NO % Broad-st, owner, to a ave-ssss,-
1ssthst. ir No s72 East by Edward
owner. to two-story and attic frame "Ss,sms Sss1,
1slst-st and Railroad $ e corner h';;;;....
Schmidt estate. Of No 2g70 3-avs" nenry
Henry Krcemer Of No s77 cor,landt-ay. gI~nsr' Is'a'
to three story brick tenement. etc "'see.
Bowery. No l31. by the Bradford estat. ,......
Patrick Farley. No i57 clinton-st, lessee tn
OF 34th-st. owner bennett. OF 10 Is Psrs ' Rsw - v
Lessee. to fve story brick store and "Ds o,sc:
Webster"ave. W 3. $50 It OF south nc,,......
owner TO a one-story frame structure '"-N,
Main-st 2 3. 100 n of Cross-st. by Iva.
sconeld. OF City Island. owner. TO a two-s,orS
12ith-st 5, 200 It Of 10th ave. by IN. s:,,.1
ard Gas Light Company. No a Brosd~sSg-.
Greenwich and Watts SITS. corner by H..
Murphy. owner. to two-story and attic b,ra
hotel ..,......'.''''. ''''..................,,.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
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fFrederick A. Stokes Company
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HISTORY OF THE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT OF
THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE STATE OF
NETWORK. From its Organization 10 1so5 BY
General George W. Wngate. svo. pp. I62 New
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ON sNow-sHoEs TO THE BARREN GROUNDS.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS All THE EASn[>->"
Two sales under foreclosure proceedings comprised
the business transacted yesterday at the Broadway
Real Estate Salesroom.
William Kennedy sold the southwest corner OF
Boulevard and Seventy -eghth-st. four-story brown
stone fats lot 271111xOOx2sxo43. to the plaintiff
John Livingston, for $62625 also the southwest
corner OF Park-ave and One hundred and
e. aye:story nat L lot Sso 25xlOO to the plain'' '0nn
Clarence Ramsey has sold No. @ as WiIils-ave nc,ar 70
osn scmers 9ricN also .o NO IS wsave
brick fiat, 25x7OxlO5 for Carl Rubsan. to W E. Hill
also No. Van Ness Place (Charles-sD three-story
brick dwelling, 2Ox55xS5. for ]. Link, to Masaret
O'Donald all on private terms .u,. NJ
10 Barrow St. two and one-haf-story brick dwell
ing lot l9x90. at auction recently, has resoid the
NJ s. Auerbach has sold to Leopold 8: True Nos
Ga and 66 East Eleventh-st., for about *9o0po Inc
site will be improved by the erection OF seven-s'ory
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold to NJ F. Humphries,
No. 1893 West Seventy yseventh-st., hve-story Amer
lean basement dwelling. lot 20x1Oo on private terms
The Roosevelt estate has purchased tne pTopery
s2io.oso s 20 '''' y '''' HUM '' ~
ST. running through to No. SO Lspenard-st. N3
ss feet in oT % b o same IN m has sd dn four lots
at the southeast corner Of the Boulevard and one
hundred-and- -fourteenth-st.
Although the auction rooms will be closed To-Day
there viii be some outof-door sales OF unusual I'M
portance The Water Witch Club viii have az sale m
IN It's park dt tne >d|tsHh y, -
to-day Members and their friends will go there
from this city by boat this morning Propositions
for membership are made dependent upon lhteh-
ton to purchase property
George r. Read Will hold to-day an auction sale
OF sixty-hve lots at Morris Park-ave. and Bronx
dale-ave,. near Van Nest, In the Twenty fourth
Ward. W. p. Purdy will put up for sale sixty villa
plots to-day on the grounds in Sound View Park,
Rye. In Westchester County.
Philip A. Smyth will endeavor to sell twenty-five
lots in Mount Vernon. At West Farms James l..
Wells will offer $50 lots.
j. +. Leaycraft & Co. have sold the southeast
corner OF One-hundred and thirty y-frst-st ana
Twefth-ave four lots, at s2s.Ooo for Neubolt s.
Lawrence, to Willis J. Barto.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATIONS 1896

Examinations for admission to the FRESHMAN, 'op"
moro and Junior Classes Of departments Of Princeton
University will be held in the city OF New ioih IN
TII1-RSDAY AND FRIDAY JUNE II AND IL. h''
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. In the Lecture Room OF
tho NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL. on the STli floOi' of
THE EQUITABLE BUILDING i20 BROADWAY.
Students intending the Freshman Class one
wear later may pass this time preliminary oNama
lion covering n portion II the entrance requirements
4 PRIZE OF 500 Will be given by THE PitiN'hi''S
cIJR OF NEW YORK to the applicant who at such time
and pace shall nass best full entrance examination
10 the Academic Freshman Class. the prize TO be pan
after matriculatcn .a an, ,,rtb.r Infor-
For catalogues, examination papers ""i '"''''' ''
TRR R,!y II HARRIS SO ~ Cedar 81
RORERT KELLY PRENTICE ~ loo BroanWay'
GEORGE WM BU RLEGH. o2. II WHlian D.
H. y. VAN DYKE. Registrar princeton, ~. !.
DoCKLAND INSTITUTE. Nyack. n Y:-Vncaton
* camping excursion. ~ Y. and Northern ~ 80 "a'e
VIM our own horses a few more boys only thhen.
I,trvvTR School AZ the Peeksk. y. Y. military Acad
= emy location healthful care and instru.t"n psn
ent Send for circular Col LOUIS IL OitLfhA az
CT. JOHNS scHoor-
begins september loun; iov9 pprCt,
Apply to WIN, 'r.',Dl-e.>:
I,rvvrR SCHOOL, At NANTUCKET connected WIN
= Harvard school, 5sS 5th Ave New lork rt ish =,
make up entrance conditions Begins June i2 i2ce a., ~ "a
formation apply to WILLIAM FREELANp oos o,n AVE- ave
1r,Hr CLINTON CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BoSSs...
summer term begins Juno 70. Fail term o'g,,s ~
,-,b CHARLES W. CLINTON Phi D., principal
pookskn- hudson y. Y
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
Real gstate.

A gentIeman-famiIy Of three .duI,.
would like to exchange the use q th.,.
house, furnished, and with modern ro,.
vehiences, in the village of CatskiA =.
the use of a cottage by the sea durinr n.
months of July and August, or would rert
for two or three months to a desi,sN.
party. For a summer home among n.
mountains. with good air and no mo..
quitoes, this is an opportunity. A cot.
tage near New.YOrk preferred.
Address Hudson River.
Tribune 0ffjca
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
filed Yesterday
New buildings:
73d-st Nos "a and 20 East a four-story and
Hall Of No Gs7 Madison-ave owners . $40 900
40thst n corner broadway. by the Lexington
Tor iwo-story brick store and iofts.. .o. soco,
Tremont-ave n corner Southern Boulevard. for
story frame structure by + Kerker Of -
lloth-st ana oo
brick public schools by the City Of New-york. 10000
Brook Inc st. 40 II W OF Webster-ave for
twostory frame stable and shop b. Schuy.