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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-14
Western Montana News

r. F. Wells, Hamilton; George T.
Baggs. Stevensville; w. ]. Black. Mrs.
Edwin f. Mayo and son, New York
Adolph Klauber, Miss T.. Koretti, Luz
ella La Verne, Florence Baker. Bos-
ton: Newton Cheswell, Brooklyn:
Frank Mayo, Canton, Pa; Frank f..
Aiken, Philadelphia; II. S. Duffield,
San Francisco; Frank Campeau, De-
frot; James +. Stevens, George A.
Kahn and wife, Miss Grace Anderson.
Stevensville; w. w. Royal. Drummond;
Ike Bayer. Helena; I. o. Helbrunn,
Chicago; j. l.. Haas. New York; A.
Oppenheimer. San Francisco; w. II.
Ryan, st. Joseph; A. p. Johnston, Su-
perior.
At the Kennedy-A. A. Hammond,
Hamilton Mrs. Sill; Amos Buck. Ste
vensville; X. A. O'Hara, Hamilton;
George f. Walton. Charles Schaeffer.
New York; Il. T. Johnston, Bozeman;
II. II. Walrath. S. A. Swiggett, Hell
ena; John Lynch, Lynch's Spur.
At the Rankin-Thomas Parent,
Frenchtown: George w. Shaw, Helena;
Il. f. Starr, Hamilton; Charles b.
Vaughn, Butte; Charles Singer. Can
ton. Pa; Frank Lynch, Clinton: Mr..
and Mrs. Bert 'Lish. Potomac; Dan
McQuarrie, Bonita; S. A. Moses. San
Francisco; X. c. Smith, Stevensville;
Ida Cyr, Bonita; p. w. Harmon. Su-
perior; Mrs. A G. Common, Missoula;
James Donohue, CallaSburg: S. G. Muir
ray; Charles Dickson, Nine Mile; Gus
Peterson, Tacoma; Cyr Parent, Quig
ley; T. ii. Noble, Quigley; Frank Ma
GLE Clinton; A. Blodgett, Flathead
agency
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THE hDUCAlED PIG.
The Most CuItur. Amin =. and Best i'm
Ke per in Malv RI, ARK.

The Most CuItur. Amin I. and Best i'm =
Ke per in Nialv RI. ARK.
From the Chicago Times Herald.
Speaking of pork" said Bissell Will
son. district passenger agent Of the
Missouri Pacific railway, inserting d
conversational jimmy into a discuss
ion between two board of trade mem
speaking of pork, did you ever meet
that educated pig at Malvern No?
Well. there's one joy and delight COM
ing to you That pig is beyond all cavil
and argument the most accomplished
animal i'm the state of Arkansas. You
may tell your stories of intelligent
dogs and wise mules. but this brown
shoat of Malvern has the general intel
ligence of a university post graduate
l met him in a casual way myself.
though I've heard of men who have
travelled all the way from Memphis to
see him. What is his speciality? Telling
time.
Malvern you know is where the Hot
Springs Short line meets the Iron
Mountain road. / stood on the plat
form one morning waiting for the
Springs train. | saw this hard-lCoking
pig projecting around the right of way
/ in a desultory manner, and while |
was idly watching him he surprised me
by sitting down. lifting his nose to-
ward heaven and bowling i'm the most
frightful manner. | never heard such
a horrible. piercing song. and he
wouldn't let up. He kept it going as
steadily as II he were doing piece
work.
why don't you unload your Win
chester into the critter?' ] asked of a
hunter--a native-who was standing on
the platform.
because Pm not ripe for the here
- L. IL n
surely lynch anyone who tried to bush
whack that hog l remember one
stranger. eight or ten years ago. start
ed in to chunk him with pieces of coal
The townfolk run the tourist clear
yonder to that bend in the track. He
may be on the run yet lie had hit a
good gait when last seem
why do the natives set such a
store by nuisance?' / pursued.
He amt regarded in that light.
stranger. So far from being regarded
as objectional that swine is the OBJ
ject around which civic pride swings
and rattles We set our watches by
that hog and town clocks are a USE
less luxury with Rodney-that's bis
name-on earth. You see, it's like this.
Twelve years ago Rodney. then a
common. ordinary looking pig, with no
indication Of his brain power. walked
down TO the rlgnt OF way just as lne
train stopped. The porter of the buff
fet car dumped his refuse out beyond
the water tank. just as he had done
for months before. Rodney happened
down there and got a square meal
Next day he came again. At first he
got but one feed per day. Then he be-
gan to consider and TO lay for all the
trains. IL took him two months to diff
ferentiate between the local and
through trains, but at last he got EN-
all fixed, and you couldn't drive him
there now before the regular train
time. Three times a day-in the morn
ing. about O'Clock in the afternoon
and again at 6-he's Johnny on the
spot " as these travelling men say. once
| a porter fooled him-he trhew the stun
out on the wrong side the the train,
and Rodney run him up a telegraph
pole. 1t took the whole train crew g
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New York Weekly.

From the New York Weekly
Poor Man-Wud we be so kind, sir. a.
to stop a moment. II was you. sir, thai
saved my wife last year by givin' me q
dollar fer some medicine. Please, sir
she's sick az ain. an the same way.
Mr. Highmind-I have recently beer
convinced of the folly of indiscriminate
giving and | now distribute my donations
through the Business Mems Charity
Trust. organized for the purpose of in
vestigating each case. / left dollar
with the secretary not five minutes ago
Go to HIM and tell your story
Mr.. Highmind (an hour later)-Ah. did
you go to the secretary, as / directed?''
II did, sir. an he gave me a hve-cent
piece wild a hole in it,
Eth? Is that all?"
Yes. sir. 1 told him about your dol
lar, but he said the other 80 cents was
kept for salaries and expenses"
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From London Tid-Bits.
1t having been the custom I'm a GER
tain establishment in the North to pay
the workers fortnightly, and the work
men having found the custom some
what inconvenient 1t was decided to
send delegate TO the head of the firm
to state their grievances. An 1rishman
named Dan D., famed for his sagacity
and persuasive powers, was selected for
the task. He duly waited on the mas
ter. who addressed him thus:
We'll Daniel. what can we do for
you this morning."
"If we PLACE. sur. I've bin stint as a
diligate by the workers to ask favor
of We regardin' the payment of our
wages"
Yes; and what do they desire?" que
ried the master.
well, sur. IL is the desire of mesilf,
and IL is also the desire of livery man
i'm the establishment. that we receive
our fortnightly pay every week"
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For Humanity's Sake.

DEAR EDITOR; Kindly allow me space to tell
your re adeIs that who suffered from both SEM
inal weakness and Syphilis will inform any one
who may desire to know of the means by which
he was cured of these two loathsome diseases and
hally restoTedto vigorous manhood. lie has nothing
whatever TO sell and would not make one cent on
the unfortunate. having for years paid all his hard
earnings TO doctors and for patent medicines only
10 experience failure and disappointment in re-
turn He will only be too happy to inform suffer
ers OF a plan by which they can be certainly and
permanently cured. Write, describing case ana
enclosing stamp. 10 Lock Box IsI, Villa Park
Postofice. Colorado
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From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
He gazed down at the gutter.
Poor old soak" he said has IL come
to this?"
pour upon him.
II knew you I'm your swelling pride, -
he murmured "Ah. how pulled you
were. Water was good enough for you
then. but now-what a pity! Shall l
leave you here. the butt Of every passer
by? No. for old times sake. I'll make
one more effort To redeem you"
And STOPPING over the curb he lifted
the ancient bath sponge and bore ii
away.
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Ifartmsu-Ve en-

Missoula, May 13.-At the residence
of III. c. Myers this evening Charles f..
Hartman of this city and Miss Eta M.
Yemen of Olympia were married. The
groom is a well known young man who
has many friends in the city who will
extend to him their congratulations
and good wishes. The bride has some
acquaintances here and will be cordial
ly welcomed to her new home. After
the ceremony the Juvenile band sere-
naded Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman.
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From the Buffalo Express.
80 you want Cuba annexed to the
United States. do your" asked the
novice.
Yes. sir. / do replied the old
sport.
And why. may ! ask?''
Reason enough. There amt a sin
gle spot i'm the United States now
where a couple of fellows can go and
have a quiet little prize fight. That's
proof that the country amt big
enough"
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Important Change In
Time April 9th.
Montana Central R. R.

The Popular Route 70 OF. Paul, Snleaso.
New York and all Points East. Buffet
library Cars. Luxurious Sleeping Cars.
Elegant Dining Cars. Upholstered Tourist
cars. Close connection in st. Paul with
all evening trains for Chicago ana the
Tast Through cars from st. Paul to Port
land. oregon. Atlantic Express leaves
100 D. M; Local. Helena and Great Falls.
ieaves a. m: Pacific Express. from st.
Paul. arrives II 30 a. m: Local. Great
Cace No Al North Main street. Butte. j.
=. DAWSON. @. A. F. L. WHITNEY. q.
T.. A. and T. Agt.
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Saskatchewan Flour"
Ano her Rich trihe.

Missoula, May BE. A. Winstanley
returned from Quigley this evening and
reports that IL is claimed i'm that camp
that another big ledge of gold-bearing
quartz has been discoveredein Rock
Creek canyon. opposite Brewster creek.
No particulars are given.
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rom the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

From the Indianapolis Journal.
They were discussing the new boarder.
"IIe slips in and out of the house so
quietly" said the grass-widow boarder.
that l think he must have been a mar
ried man once"
Maybe IL is that" said Mrs. Hash
croft, as a troubled look came over her
face, "and maybe he is in the habit Of
getting behind with his board"
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AT THE HOTELS.

Missoula. May 1s.-Guests at the local
hotels are:
At the Florence-Ed ]. Marx. St.
Louis; T-heo Mansfield. New York; T.
J. Myers. New York; Fred b. Cahoon.
c. j. Caristrom. II. ]. Kelly. A. ID. Nc
KinnOn: Fred OsteTmeyer. G. w. Zeig-
Der. Charles Neal. L. Il. Anderson. j.
G. Root. John Dever. j. H. Boyll. J. 4.
Keogh, john w. Cody. James St Vrain,
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% the New York Weekly.

From the New York Weekly.
Customer-"A friend of mine has a
big diamond which he wants to sell"
pealer-"Big diamonds cost moneys
/ puy Won last week. und I bay dree
tousand tollars. Is your friend a bank
president. eh?"
No: he's a hotel clerk. What will
you give?"
"Haluf a tollar."
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Cole. uestroyirs Knowledge.
IN the Chicaro Trihnne-

From the Chicago ITlbune.
Honesty may be the best policy as
a general thing remarked Uncle Al
len Sparks. but IL some men that /
know Of had been perfectly honest in
answering the questions on their APP
plication blank for life insurance,
they would never have got any policy
at all"
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The Western Montana once OF the
Standard Is at Room !. Daily block. MIS-
souia. Telephone No. lis. Advertising
rates furnished en- application
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For relieving Throat Diseases. Coughs
and Hoarseness use Browns Bronchial
Troches." Sold only in boxes. Avoid i'm
itations
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Subscribe for the Standard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-07-30
BsptIst chsrlh eatsstalameal.

AT the Baptist church enter
taiumcnt to Ice given by the
Ladies Aid Society early in
August, every lady is expected
To earn . dollar herself. which
will bc used to pay of indebted
ness on church pew.
The Ladies' Aid Society have
decided To give n prize to the
one who tells the best way how
he earned the dollar. II j.
nptionary whether this he done
iu prose. rortry, written or
uIal.
Put your wits to work girls as
the prize will be worth the ef-
fort. C0NMITTEE.
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Bankrupt


j. b. Burlesou and j. l.. Ran
dol from the Lone Grove eoun-
try, were in the city today.
From them the ARDMoREITE
learns that in their neighbor-
hood the cotton j. shedding
badly and that boil worms are
at work. They attribute the
cause for the worms to the last
rains aud the shedding of fruit
to the continued dry weather.
Their complaints. we are glad
to state. seem to be confined To
their individual community, no
complaints Of similar disastrous
visitations being received from
any other sections.
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The first hale Of uotton of this
szas0n's crop. was hauled on 10
Main street at 1 p. m. today. II
belonged to Bud Sites. who
lives four miles northeast II
Berwyn. was ginned at SugEs
gin at Berwyn this morning and
weighs 10 pounds. II was AT
,nee surrounded 10y cotton buy
rrs and horde of curiosity
seekers. in fact IL formed a
crowd equal To a circus parade,
At press hour Mr., sites had
not sold the staple, hence We
are unable to give the price.
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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
,susdst stl. and 3Jnd, instead Of
August 18th and September 18th,
the e. e. & $. F. Railway, will
sell round Tip tickets to Galveston
Texas and also Houston. Texas.
ror turt1Gr pariIAuiala SaG hand
pills. OF call upon or address the
Undersigned |. Il. Mason,
Agent.
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AN. Anent the D. 81. ID. Flow.
Born November -, 1853, died
July -. 1886.
Our beloved Worshipful Mas
ter has ended his career Oh
earth.
He proved himself equal to-
the duties of presiding officer Of
our order, and the duties of u
brother and member.
II l. fitting that this lodge.
over which he presided SO salts
sactorily and of which NE PROV
eel so efficient a member. should
express their sense of the calam-
ity hat has visited this lodge,
the order in general and the en-
tire community; therefore, be- il
Resolved /. That Ardmore
Lodge No. 81, 4. Il. and A. NJ.
of Ardmore. Indian Territory.
recognize In the late ID. ID. Flow
an efficient presiding officer. an
earnest and able working mem-
her, a christian gentleman and
valuable citizen. II man who
possessed those envied traits of
character that peculiarly en-
deared him to the brethren of
the order and to all who knew
him.
Om beloved brotherwas made
ii Mason at CollinSville, Tex. IN
1876. and on January 10, 1884.
was made n Royal Arch Mason
and assisted in the organization
Of this lodge.
rs WorShipful Master of our
noble or,ier he was the especial
friend Of the young members:
Sparing u0 pains, and being
untiring in his efforts to tcuch
and mfuse into the young Mason
that love and enthusiasm for
those noble principles of Mason
ry that are 80 cndeariu@ To the
hearts of all true members,
Brother Flow proved himself
to hc an efficient member OF the
Grand Lodge of'the Indian Ter
ritory, and at the time OF his
death was Junior Grand Warden
Of that lodge.
,. That We tender to the fam
lily of the deceased ow heartfelt
sympathy.
;. That these proceedings be
spread abroad upon the minutes
or the lodge on IA separate men,
orial page.
4. That a copy of these pro-
ceedimgs be transmitted Ia the
local papers of Arlmorr, with
the request that they be- pub
lished.
}. That the secretary is here
by requested TO transmit an
engrossed copy of these pro-
ceediRgs to the family OF tic
deceased
w. b. JOHNSON.
THOS. j. CORNELIUS,
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Apprsela,Ian Esnres.rd.

GAINESVILLE. Ten. July -.
SlR. 4. y. MoRCAN, Ardmorc,
Indian Territory.
DEAR SIR
Please accept the heartfelt
thanks Of Company c., Hem
ming Guards. ami myself fol
the kind attention paid to us by
you and your assistant chief
while in your city.
Company G.. will never forget
now royalty they We're entertain
ed ou July - 10y you and the
citizens OF Ardmorc.
Thanking you again for the
knIdpe,.s shown 10 Us, and hop
ing 10 bc able TO entertain You
i'm our city some day,
] remain yours resp't..
y. LAPows.
Cauta,n company c., 9th Rrgi-
mrltt. llcmming Guards.
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SEMI ANNUAL. MEETING SOUTHERN

,rHEFR NANrPACT"RrRs Ak
sOCIATION ACE y 10 II.
fa the ahole OCCASION the q
{. 4 =. 7, R'y will sell round
trip tickets to Memphis. Tenn,
on August 10 and IL, limited to
August II for return. at the rate
Of one fare of $l6.lO for the round
irlp / K Mason.
Agent
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Extensive preparations are
being made for the celebration
this evening at the Baptist
church Of the Bruee-Stewart
nuptials. There are many vis-
iting friends Of the contracting
parties I'm the city and the affair
promises To he one Of unusual
brilliancy.
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Bishop +. X. Brooke will hold
services at 81. Phillip Eplsrp-
pal ebpn.h, GA SUNDAY, August
md. lie will also confirm all
those who are prepared.
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sard Of Thaaks.

m behalf of the fire company
! desire t. extend unStinted
thanks and words OF praise to
tho soliciting committee for
their excellent work. To DIR.
Gardner as chairman of the
committee, We feel especially
grateful for his mtiring efforts
in the diSchergp pf the arduous
duties encumbent upon him.
Very truly.
r. Y. MORGAN,
Chief Ardmore Fire Depart
ment.
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The stockholders Of the Fro
man White Sulphur Springs
company. at their meeting held
in this city recently. elected the
following board Of directors for
the ensuing year;
\. j. Kennerly. e. j. Grant.
ii. l.. Stuart. &. q. Kean. X. A.
Sneed. John t. Hin. S. Zaeha-
rias. W, +. Wilmington. G. d.
Carter.
The board organized by elect
ing the following officers:
:. J. Kennerly. presidents
John It. Hill. vice president: G.
j. Graut, TREASURER; Cy Leeper.
seOrrtary; ii. l. Stuart. attor-
ney.-Gainesville Hesperian.
Did you know that the AHDMnRKrrE
IL headquarters for nne Job printing!
The bcat Of stock and uneunr ted
workmamahfu
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Accommodation Trans.

Commencing Feb. 18th trains No.
Is and Ii local freight trainsj be-
i'',en Gainesville and Purcell will
kt.rt $o@aa tcs tGe heeommaha-
t'f'h az passcTEsts ara tickets VIII
be sold Tor passage between Gll sta
loLs, Gainesville and Purcell inclu-
sl'e. Respectfully,
/. R. MASON, Agent.
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You can dispose of your stove
wood at the ARDMoREITE office
tor subscription to daily Of
weekly. -.
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ORIN VI. REDFIELD,
Ch'm'n Music Com.

The medicine show tonight
on Kings college ground will
draw - large crowd.
The Clifton Medicine 20.
has erected a large tent on the
King college groud and will
give a series ef concerts with a
change uf program nightly. The
company comes we'll recon-
mended. Lylette, the phenon-
imal child actress. Is said To bc
"a wonder. Peoplr at Purcell.
whore the company exhibited
last, say that her performances
are worth One dollar iasteud OF
Il dime, which il the admission
price.
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The partnership heretofore exist
ing between w. ). King and J
&. Patterson, under the firm name
OF w. 5. King & Co.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. W.
;. King. retires. selling his inter
est To T. y. Patterson. The new
firm will in the future be Patter-
son Bros. who assume all liabili-
ties and collect all accounts Of the
old firm.
w. ;. KING,
j. &. PATTERSON.
T. y. PATTERSON.
Ardmore. I. T.. July 20. 1896.
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t.h( a.ter With Corghs, Colds and
kaHrRge snth l.A-AIIlE knnAio
RGiHlEc viii care ycu il one day.
Does not produce the ringing in the
mead iik suiphate or qsinine. Pot ER
N tablets convenient for taking
Guaranteed to cure or money refund
60. Price 25 cents. For sale by
50 I'm d&wl CoLeAAS x LYNN,
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PURELY personal.
Promlasnt Goers snd Comrrs a. Caught
90 the wIas IbY the Reporter
Tor the ArdmoreIte.

Miss Ida Gates. of OverhroOk.
returned home yesterday.
T. ii. Dubois. of South Me-
Alester. is in the city To attend
the Bruce-Stewart nuptials.
A. A. Chapman, the leading
spirit in the construction of the
Denison & Northern railway. is
in the city.
Frank Mcclure, Of Atoka,
was in the city last night, the
guest of his brother, John A.
Mcclure.
l.. W. Howe. formerly Of this
city but now Of Denison. was
in the city last night mingling
with his many friends.
Uncle Charley WitherspOon,
manager for II. F. Potts 4 Co..
has returned from an extended
visit of pleasure and recreation
To Quanah.
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To Indian Claimants.

AT the request of number of
my friends who are applying
for citizenship in the Eve tribes
have determined To give my
entire attention To the question
of citizenship claims and will be
pleased to confer with parties
proposing tp nroYe np their
rights ~ the Territory.
Very Respectfully.
CLARENCE B. DOUGLAS.
Office, Ledbetter and Bledsoe
building, Ardmore. d&wtf
Hr : i. Atkenson, special
ist on chronic diseases, will see
patients at the Bruce hotel for q
few days only.
Ardmore Livery stable.
My stable has Just been rented
with new buggies, surreys, garages
and phRtons. The incest rigs in the
city. Gentle teams for ladies'. Good
roadsters and safe drivers for
druIhmers. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
i0stm D. l., Bnwtza, Proprietor.
See the big 10 cent medicine
show, Kings college grounds,
tonight.
II you pee,i any hoXmg OF
dimension lumber for sheds,
fences or houses call for picnic
lumber, very cheap, at Chicka-
saw Lumber Co.
I.qmher Hsni at pjrnir, good
and sound at the ChickaSaW
Lumber Co,
WASTEp-A woman To du
general housework. Apply to
II. IL. Parker. 29-4t
The ARDMoREITE will eX-
change daily or weekly subscrip.
ton for stove WQod.
ARDMoREITE for blank mortgage
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Good lumber used at park on
2Sth at a big reduction. Chieka-
saw Lumber Co.
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IN sMoPfAM.

Rrse'u'isas Or s;e-p E, a,e coasolsass
I.ofa AsSm1re -odle s--. ~ \. r. and
a. ". Anent the D. ~. d. Flow.
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Iir : i. Atkenson, special
ist on chronic diseases, will see
patients at the Bruce hotel for a
few days only.
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w. b. JOHNSON.
THoS. j. CoRNELIUS,
G.. ID. CARTER,
COMMITTEES.
easd OF Fhaaks.

10 Prof. Cox and visiting
musicians from Gainesville,
Davis and Nynnewood, We de-
sire to express our sincere anj
hearty thanks for yG,n l.cuer-
CEs ,.,d Ia loanIng Us IauSic ant,
Instruments and also for the
valuable assistance in holphis
Us tl.rnish music for the picnic
ON the 9Stl,
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WANTED-A woman to du
general housework. Apply to
r. ii. Parker. 29-4t
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ARDMoRElTE for blank mortgage
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Ardmore Livery stable.

See the big 10 cent medicine
show, Kings college grounds,
tOnight.
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Officers Elected.
W. s. RNa

Ardmore. I. T.. July -. 1896
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I.qmher Hsnd AT pirnir, good
and sound at the ChickaSaW
Lumber Co,