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replied that he sid a0t care 20 renew
IL, under the circna. ance>.
He proceeded to observe taat legls.
lation injected inin bills by roniers.-
dcprives thc t.rral.fe nf o.. uraae
tuuity to veto. Hence 10 was unb-
coming Of congress 10 try and take
advantage ~ the executive In this
way. II often happens that the ex-
ecutiye would like Ia veto legiSlati ion
Injected aud can not do 80 without
vetoing the whole appropriation bill.
A. a general principle. this i wrong,
even il the legislation injected should
meet the approval Of the executive.
Senator Pascoc. from the state Of
Florida. came 10 the rescue with a
uo,u; uf order un something sustained
hy somebody. somewhere as far hack
as 1912. aud that WAS offered n =
great success ~ specimen ~ re-
search.
Nr. Villas proceeded o. he terribly
in agony over thc liberties taken viii
f.ft.at tstitffttAAAA law httN ttiH N"tAtt-
committed on the senate by the cun
. I-r,c>. when MIR. Vest made inquiry
alsuIt thc senate setting aside a con
ference report which the house ha'
agreed iu.
I NJ. Gray. at this uuin; ~ tho pra
ccoding. having emerged from lunch
Ip-uccrded tu cgcT some grave >ugg-~
+ .uu> about frightful situations th'
might tc brought about hy doing yio
icGrc 80 parliamentary law.
Mr.. Villas. rc~umiug. made luu'
reference ia sacred obligations ant
solemn treaty. His voice was cat ui
hy rci-rn uf Time having expired au'
the bond bin being taken up.
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THREW THEIR FORTUNES AWAY.
three Boys Waste Their Money In
Very Spendthrifty Msnner.

DECATUR, Ind, Jan. 9.-Twenty
years ago John X. Evans. a man of con-
siderable wealth, died here. In his will
he bequeathed to his three young sons
$40. 900 each with interest until thcy
should become 81 years old. Seven
years ago the eldest son, John. received
his fortune, which had doubled Itself.
He spent it in six months. David fol-
lowed three years later in the same
course. Three weeks ago Samuel, the
youngest. received a check for his for
tune. He Immediately began a ca-cer
of wild dissipation and today Is a tot Al
wreck financially. His diamonds and
fine clothes are gone. His fortune of
go, coo has been spent III precisely 10
DAYS. He is now under arrest for forg-
ing the name of the president OF the
Adams County bank to note for 5000
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DETROIT. Jan. 9.-Thomas B. Reed is
Mayor Pingree's presidential candidate.
and his honor announces lt in tones OF
exulration. "Pve looked the field
over" he declared, land Reed is the
only man in the list OF candidates who
has 4 backbone. That's tine kind of a
man we want for president. We've had
enough OF the spineless fellows in the
presidential chair. We want n man
rhat has brains. and then mas enough
backbone to carry out the views that he
believes to be right"
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NOTED SPORT DEAD.
Charles Bassstt Dies at Hot Springs In
His FOrty-Ninth Year.


KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9-Charles Bas-
sett, known to the sporting fraternity
all over the country. prominent Iisure
in the frontier days of Kansas. Is dead
at Hot Springs, Ark
Bassett was once q side partner Of
"Bat" Masterson and other noted char
aoters and made a record for bravery at
Dodge City, Kan, shortly after the
war, when he and Masterson cleared
that city of gang Of outlaws, who up
to that time had run the town as they
pleased. 1t is said that. like Masterson.
Bassett had several notchss on his re-
volver, each of which stood for hu-
man life. When mere boy BaSsesl
enlisted in the Union army ar PnilAdel-
phia. B4ssett was born az New Bed
ford, Mass 40 years ago.
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PURELY Personal.
Prominent Cocrz end Corners a. Caught
on the Wing b the Reporter
for the Ardmoreitc.

Joe Finley Of Ron was IN the city
Wednesday.
Deputy VIII MeLamore, Of Duncan,
is in the city.
W. J. Head Of Denton IS in the
city stopping ct the wisnor.
Sidney sugg, a prominent resident
Of Bcrwyn, was in the city today.
Mrs. VIII Green has returned from
4 pleasant visit to friends in Dcni-
son.
James Williams, OF the Chronicle,
goes to Denton, his old home, to-
night.
Hon. II. T. Sims, OF Coleman, Tex,
state senator, is in the city on i'm
portant professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelse Coleman have
returned from a pleasant visit to
friends and relatives at Denison.
Mrs. s. L. Benham and two Of her
little children from Decatur, Tex
are visiting the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas }. Boyd.
&c. Tanning, rising young busi-
ness man OF Fort Worth, is visit
ing friends in the city, and in
cideutally his best girl
Hon. ]. B. Thompson, United
/ States Commissioner at Purcell and
Pauls Valley is in the city, having
came down to try n criminal case for
Commissioner walcott who Is absent
from the city.
Harry stiefel a genial knight of
the grip accompanied by Edw
Laurin left yesterday for n tour OF
thirty days hustling auong the mer-
chants in the inland OF the Chicka-
saw nation.
lion. Caswell Bennett left wednes-
day for Sulphur Springs at which
place he will deliver an address "a
the picnicers. Cads we'll known
ability as a public speaker Is a suf'
iicient guarantee that his hearers
viii be instructively entertained
T. A. Maxwell OF Healdton was y
the city Wednesday. lie was here &
look into the actions OF a mortgag'
!. repeater, who had after Pledging hi
effects 10 four different merchants
! sold the encountered property ant
, left the country. Mr.. Maxwell Is tn
i. original mortgage.
{ W. J. Kincaid, the barbecue an
o cold drink man, returned last nigh
from Greenville, Tex, where be ha
been on pleasure and business. II
came back earlier than he expecte
I. by reason OF hearing that ArdmoT
u had been struck by a cyclone. II
= Of course was delighted when be a
u ccrtained that his information VI
70 without semblanee OF truth.
Miss Lula Jones Of Wichita Fali
of Texas Is in the city having can
n, over to witness the nUptials Of b.
brother, George B. Jones to sfs
Blanche Weeks which happy eve
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a POPS OBJECTION.
u RenaIned tor One OF Those Patriots
Go Defeat for that Dsy the PssssRe Of
the Curtis Territory Bm.

The Kansas City Journal Washing
ton dispatches say that in the dis
cussioa of the Little jurisdiction bill,
Congressman Culberson in his a0-
yocacy Of its passage Eeannounced that
the people Of the lnCian country
we're not competent 10 run courts.
rhe courts now established In that
country were two years behind with
their business, and, besides, the pco-
nle there could not be relied upon 10
ais..se Of criminal business in the
rirLt way. IL would be hard 70
5c,ure jurics that were not made up
Of some Of the criminal classes.
Immediately alter the defeat OF the
shove bill tie Curtis bill for the re-
organization OF the Indian Territory
came up under suspension of the
rules ana brought about some un-
looked for surprises.
Ssr. Tracey wanted 10 adjourn, and
Mr.. kirkpatrick had trouble to ad-
lust, his conscience TO all the pro
visions OF the bill. MIR. Tracey was
unable to induce the house TO adjourn
by way OF defeating consideration OF
tho LiH, aud the bill was taken up
and discussed. MIR. Sherman, of the
committee. stated that the committee
had devoted a week 10 hearing all con
cerned in that country, and that the
bin as presented met the approval OF
the president, the secretary Of the
interior, the Dawes commission end
the committee.
Mr.. Tate, Of Georgia, who is in
tercsted in granite quarries in the
Iu6ian Territory, made opposition 70
the bill. but did not speak. Mr..
Kirkpatrick announced that Tracey
of Missouri, would speak in opPo-
sition to the bill. I'm his remarks he
insisted that all those interested In
coal leases i'm the Indian country
were not properly protected by the
biu. lie made a plea for the Goa
lle.se fellows. Mr.. Kirkpatrick feared
that great injustice would be done
the farmers, who had gone into tha
country and rented land. That wor
r:ed him very much; and then again
he could not believe such 4 terrihl,
imrortant bill should be passed un
der suspension of the rules, wher'
amendments could not be offered
lie would BE compelled 20 vot'
against the bill.
The vote on the final passage o
the bill stood 50 to in favor OF tn
bill. Mr.. KEN, lpopulistl raised tn
point Of no quorum, and the bil
went over as unfinished, and will b
j taken up under tho rules the frs
thi-g on next suspension day, whic
: insurea its passage this session.
, TIE work OF the house on tn
. Curtis hill, it is believed, will hav
some effect in the senate in the figt
e over the conference report Th
. senate conferrees we're very anxiou
a that il by pat through by way Of aidiu
Y thea in the pending fights. tn
{ lobby did all they could to PreveT
o the speaker from allowing il TO con
= M. and after that their fight, as
e developed on the floor, amounted
: but little.
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PentIesI cenrsntIen..

For the following political conven-
lions, the Santa Re will make round
trip rates Of one fare from all of its
Texas and indian Territory points.
National Prohibition convention,
,'ittsburg. Pa, May 81, 1895; Nation
4 Republican convention, 81. Louis,
NO. June 10, 1855; National Peoples
convention, -. Louis, Mo-, July p,
1886. For particulars a. 20 limits
anI tine cards caI upon aBy santa
Fe agent or write 10 ". $. keenan,,
General Passenger AgaGt. Galveston.
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To the GoId-fleIds Of the westl
Via the Burlington Route.

A fast through vestibuled train
daily to Denver making direct con-
nections for Cripple Creek, 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. WAKELEY.,
st. Louis, Mo.
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James Gilmore was tried before
Commissioner Thompson sitting for
Judge Walcott, Tuesday on n charge
of false pretense. He was held in
the sum Of $500, which failing to give
ne was committed 10 10 the bastile.
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capias ciauae Arrest.

The Ardmore Taylor Company
some time since sold 20 the Howels
and Taylor, OF the Dixie settlement.
4 lot OF machinery, securing deferred
payments by mortgage on a list OF
personal property. Failing TO col
lcct their money the mortgages had
replevin papers issued but the
property could not be located, nor
would the mortgagors give inform
alton IS 70 where Il could be found.
The next step was the civil arrest
Of the Howels and Taylor on tie
capias clause. They were brought
in and required to give bond in the
sum of $50 10 await the orders OF
the court
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Arrival and Departure U. s. Malls.

Arrival end Departure u. s Malls.
South bound mail closes 4:45 p. m.
South bound mail arrives $50 pm.
North bound mail closes I:15 4. m.
North bound mail arrives 12:0O m.
, Night mails are closed az $3.50 p. m.
Money order department is open
at a. m, and closed at p. m.
Office hours from s a. M, to pm
SUNDAYS from S a. m, to 9 a. IN.
JOHN s. HAMMER, p. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN. DEPUTY.
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Mr. and Mrs. ;. n. holland and
their daughter. Miss Miller, left this
afternoon for Denison where they
will spend = couple Of weeks with
friends. Mr.. holland will 20 cast and
purchase large stock Of furniture.
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You who have not paid your ae-
count know IL, we want our money
st JOHNSON a STAPLES.
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Attention is called 10 the ad OF
NJ Norton the Gainesville shoe man,
= hich takes position today.
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sotiss.

All persons having pop bottles viii
please return same 20 Ardmore
Bottling Works.
s-l0t J. T. ORB.
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TIME TABLE.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.

SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 4:l0 a. m.
Cieburne and Kansas City Express $50 D. ~
NORTH BOUND
Galveston and Chicago Express 1885 a. m.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express ll:i0 AIN
IR. MASON, Ticket AGt.
VS. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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N.ce ripe blaekberries every day
at Brady Bros. sat
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eliminates June &, az the 81. r.
church in this city and for the pro-
per celebration of which extensive
preparations are being made.
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J. ". Trester, the ieweler, repairer
and opticiRn places an ad with the
ARD1oREITE today Mr.. Trester IL
every whit be claims and We cheer
fully commend him 10 our readers
for their patronage.
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Pure lemonade fruit syrup in bot
ties at Brady Bros. 3-1t
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Sunday afternoon at the park the
Paulis Valley Mud SINGERS viii un-
dertake to wipe mp the diamond with
the Ardmore Stayers- This will be .
ball game w5rth your money to see.
Norman's best high patent nour
al Brady Bros. sat
Rev. J. b. Hughes, who lives on the
head Q. Rock Greek, was visited by
4 sad misfortune Sunday night by
ais house being struck by lightning
and together with its contents burn
ed. His family Is left with nothing
and are in a bad shape.
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All kinds OF legal printing done on
short notice at this once.
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ARDMoRErrA does job printing.
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Country hams and country lard
at n close figure.
s-9t BRADY BRoe.
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Miss Lula Jones Of Wichita Falls,
Texas Is in the city having came
over to witness the nUPtials OF her
brother, George B. Jones TO hirF
blanche Weeks which happy event
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Joe Finley Of Ron was in the city
Wednesday.
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lie Theatre Flottant Sensation No
2, est venu, il y Gu bier huit jours, q
notre warf, on lie soir il q dome une
grande representation, laqu'elle await
attire I'm bon auditolre.
Apres Ia representation il .
descendu lie Bayou ct s'est arrete an
Lafourche Crossing, a Raceland ct i
Lockport on ii 3 &galement dome
DIES Representations qui ont grande-
ment amuse lie public dc e divers
endrOits.
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La pluralite de Mckinley u NJ.
BRYAN. 4 Ia dernlere election fut de
592, 666 ; 50 pluralite dams les 6tats
du Massachusetts, de New York ct de
la Pennsylvania fut de 1920, soft
de 125,5O4 de plus que la pluralite
dams tout le pays. On comprend
facilement pourquoi ces etats desl-
rent Ia soumisslon du choix du pre-.
s,dent i I'M vote direct du peuple.
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OMELETrE AUX HUIrREs. - Faltes
blanchir les huitres dams leur eau,
motorcycles proprement une i une,
passez les deux tiers de ces huitres
dams une casserole avec du beurre,
mouillez-les dun peu de leur eau ct
dun peud de coulis, mettez.y du poivre:
il ne fault pas que ces huftres cuisent
trop /; ce ragoat dot stre de bon
govt
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Cassez DIES eufs, assaisonnez-lcs
de sci ct de persll hach6, ayez des
crodtons de pain del Ia grandeur dune
petite piece, donnez trois au quatre
coups de couteau dams le tiers des
huitres qui restent mettez-les dams
les eufs avec un peu de creme ;
battez lie tout ensemble faites
fondre du beurre dams n poole ;
Giant fondu, verse; les Gufs /;
romelette etant faite, rendez-la de la
grandeur du fond du plat, ct Ia
renversez sur une assiette. LIE
ragodt etant pref faites un Gordon
autour de l'omelette, verse; lie jus, ct
server chaudement pour entremets.
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A Ia derniere session du Jury de
Police qui a Gu lieu lie Is de ce mois.
ia maison de Cour, Performance
s' les licenses de paroisse a etc
inendee en- partie. Les debts
q BLOSSOMS alcooliques qui payaient,
,vant, trente cinq pastries de licences,
eat etc quotes'auiourd'hui 4 cinquan,e
pastries. On en- trouvera 10 publica.
uon dams &c numero.
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Iinsuche dernier, la sale de notie
ltra d etc occupee par les Georgia
~unstrels. A cette occasion Ia sale
hit comble ct les recettes copieusee,
eaui prouve que Ia population de
rte vile ct des environs aime avec
diIice &c genre de representations qui
pa. genaralement tres attrayants.
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"a de gentils ct de nombreux
pssants pour cadeaux de Nosl ct du
pur de Tan qui sont en- vente dams
fusieurs magasins de notre vile,
tatr' autres dams celul de MIR. K. r.
AeBride ct dams celul de Mr.. A.
BDuson OH on trouvera un assorti.
mt complet de bijouterie, de veloci'
edes ct de machines 4 coudre, etc.
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l. marriage de Mr. Leon Blum: de
i r,j,on Blum & Sons, avec Melle
lima Levy, de Donaldsonville est
..souce pour avoir lieu le "a Janvier
,sr la ceremonie nuptiale Sc fcra
I. synagogue Bikur Cholim, Don
|isoa Ile.
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Lea membres du Consell de VILE
ss.nt recu leurs commissions du
Gouyerneur, do,vent entrer en- fonc-
tn lundi prochain. L'ancien consell
,ptes avoir recu les rapports annuels
ID Tresorier, du Collector, du
Asitre du post. du Constable, s'est
|iourne j Ia meme date.
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"a troupe dramatique Otto Craus
we notre population q deia en- lie
a0neur do pcuvoir apprecier sera
daAt hotre vile lie 81 de ce mois on
se donnera trois representations lie
y oecembre, lie Ter ct lie 2 Janvier
asa. Ceux qui ont deja pu appre.
sef . vaieur de cette excellente
aOape dramatique Be p%orteront en-
me- a Ia salle de l'Opera au1
osfees indlquees plus haut.
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Il 3 isnvl.r 1897 Ia scene de
r,re opera sera occup@e par une
umyrIlr t,oupe dramatique - Uncle
lrh Spruceby Co. Les %journauz
d iuut besucoup d'eloges ct ellie est
ION zee de trente artlstes &c
lsuier ordre.
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PERSPECTIVE.

Une- d9peche de Washington dat9e
du Is ct publiee dams tous les
journaux annonce que, DIES measures
ne soient promptement prises rar le
Keichstag, l'industrie sucriere de
rAllemagne sera enforcement organi.
see pour 90 protection par l'6tabIis
sement dun gigantesque monopole
qui reglera Ia production ct controlera
lea prix.
TeIle est l'opinion q%'u'exprime NJ.
Mason, consul des Etats- Unis i
Franfort, dams I'm long rapport sur
lindustrie du sucre en- Allemsgne
quill adresse an d6partement d'Etat.
Ce nest qu'au mois de mai dern er
Qu'une loi de secours aux product mrs
ct aux lubricants de sucre q ete
voice, ct ellie constitute actuellement
IL seule source de ben9fce pour lie
c%ultivateur allemand.
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~ est ~quelqu'un qui desire faire
aae bonnie affaire ma qua acheter
,aso''atlon Cleona qui sera venduc 4
.eaeaere publique, devant Ia maison
= Voul e % Janvier 1897. Cette
Fopf'ete sera vendue par lots de IN
apent de face aux conditions sui
''a'es /; un tiers GU plus compliant ct
0aiance payable en- trois payments
.alaels avec hunt pour cent d'interets
y depot de 10 pour cent devrs
,se lalt avant Ia mise aux encheres
WI oe plus amples informations on
= qua s'adresser au bureau du
sazln on 1 celui du Grefaer de Is
Con-.
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La premiere came q sucre cultivee
aux Etats Unis tut pres de Ia Nou-
velle Orleans en- 1451, Ia premiere
fabriQue tut constitute en- 1858.
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Les tlmbres de poste vinrent ell
usage en- Angleterre en- 1S40, en-
Amerique en- 1847.
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i. ,hestre iotlanl de l'impressario
h.t es, venu dams les premiers
...,. A. cette semaine s'amarrer d
,,,y wharf OH II a dome une grande
j, lseutation qui q etc tres applsu-
A. u.r laudit0ire.
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lie Rev. Pere A. Dubourg a In
dimanche dernier, pendant la messe,
la lettre pastorale de Monseigneur
rArcheveque %Jansenns, lancee a
roccasion des Fetes de Noel ct du
Jour du Nouvel An.
Nous en- reproduisons lie passage
suivant.
"Le jour du nouvel an, qui est un
grand jour de fete pour nos catholi-
ques, tombe cette aimee un vendredi;
ct, en- vertu dun decret dome par
Notre Tres Saint Pere lie Pape Leon
XIII, lie S decembre 1894, ct
accordaut aux Eveques Ia faculte de
| dispenser de l'abstinence pour Ger.
taines raisons valables. Nous per.
motions de faire gras lie vendredi lei
ianvier 1897. Nous avons Ia ferme
confiance que, CT jour-la oui est une
fete d'obligation, les fdeles accompli
ront leurs devoirs de chretiens er
assistant au Saint Sacrifice de ID
Messe pour remercier Dieu DEF
b~ienfaits recus pendant rann6e qu
Went de finir ct lui demander q
protection pour lannee qui common
CO.
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