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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
HOUSEHOLD GODS.

The ancient Greeks believed that the Penates were the gods who at tended to the welfare and prosperity of the family They were worshiped as household gods ill every home- The household god of today is Dr. Kings New Discovery. For consump- ton. coughs, colds and for all affee- tions of the throat, chest and lungs it is invaluable. It has been tried for q quarter of a century and is guaranteed to cure, or money returned. No house hold should be without this good an- gel 1t is pleasant to take and a safe and sure remedy for old and young. Free trial bottles at the Phoenix Drug Co.'S. and NJ. P. Chubb's drug stores. Regular size 50 cents and one dollar
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
THE RACES.
The Track in Splendid Condition and
 The Horses on Their Mettle.

The Track in Splendid Condition and
 The Horses on Their Mettle.
 The long talked of races commenced today at the track south of Phoenix.
 The track is in excellent condition and previous records will surely be broken. The weather is ideal for rae ing and spirit of enthusiasm peryades the lovers of the sport.
 The program for the races today were as follows:
 Race No. l. trotting and pacing. 2 year-old, mile heats, in 8; purse STT5. Thomas JohnsOn'S b. g., Kilroy; J. L. Gant'S b. h.. Ozone; Roy Franken- bergS b. h.. Electioneer.- -..s
 Race No ?. trotting and pacing. free for-aIl, mile heats in 3; purse S17o.- A. H. Davidson's b. g., Frank F.; c. W. Stevens b. g., Charley w.; F. O. RichmOnds br. h., King Pin;15A- l.. Barber's b. m., Kittie Murphy.
 Race No 3. running three-eighthS mile dash; purse SI5;-CharleS Zell- ner's b. m.. Fiddle: Byron Aliens S. m., Mollie Daley: Charley Burke's S. h. Robert C.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
BADLY BURIED.

Terrible Accident Which Happened
 at a Christmas Entertainment
 at Congress.
 E. s. Jones, manager of the company store B. Congress-, WAS tarribIy burned Cnristmss eve, end it was thought that he would die, but hs will nov pull through. He was acting as Santa Claus at Christmas entertainment, and was attired in coat covered with cotton He wss standing with his back to the tree which was lighted with candles, and uhile addressing the children he unconsciously backed too close to the tree. Ia sn instant be WAS enveioped in fla nes. He threw himself on his face on the floor and the flames spread around ti= Hack and srms. The su- diencs Wss in psndemonium but cool heads rushed to his rescue and extin- guished the fire. He wss removed to She residercs of Cbse. White where his i5juriee were dressed. He will live but it will De some time before he entirely recovers.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
UNCI s-MED LETTERS

Letter -Uuc4IIed for Remaining fin
 rue Post Off, at Phoenix,
 A. T. for the week
 end'ug Dec. 23.
 1897 Armour, A M Armstrong, W Bsylss, Tom Bacon, Wm Baker, Albert Berry, Wm Bennett, Joe Bouzek, J Anton Bsldreghins, A-2 Brown, Miss Ellen Campbell, M ss B Cssmat, Fl Clark, Clyde Cansidine, John R King, Mrs Florence Hanock, LS Hatch, Mrs CIV Hicks, Fl GsFit. H T French, c R F sld, Wm DWyer,.John E~sns, D A Dostsr, W Dslsvsn, Mrs Geo Collins, Mrs Annie Lazesz, Ds La Jail, Louis L shy, Patrick Lylle, J W MoDoasld, OR Mckay, Wm L. Mon, Glib Mayer, Mrs U Jenningto1, Porter, Milo W PsWts, 4 Reynolds, Mrs NJ Regau,' Jsmes G Seaman, Edwd Sheppard, Hea1y Smith, Harry-2 Smith, Mf5 Louie Underwood. a D Woodh ham, Ma N Williams, E nma Williams, Waiter Wheeler. Wm s Nj sshsss, Ms-ion
 CARrAs RsPANoL.s. P de AFviso Pedro Bernel Tomas Gotta Rem iio A de Oca Maria Gcjslva Antonio LucsFo Feliciene Moss Aristeo Montana Jesus Osrtsz Ramon Qu!isda L)Isuzo Rosss A Ssuc 1ez Gall for advertised letters.
 w B THOMAS, P. M.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
TF,RRITORIAL NEWS.
GLOBE GLEANINGS.
How the People of the Upper Country
 Prosper.


 Prosper.
 Henry Thompson starts to Klondyke Thursday. Big luck to Henry
 4 railroad can blow blindIy through the vine and fig tree of the best citi- zens in the land, but before it can pass over a stretch of irredeemable alkali on an Indian reservation, it must pay every buck and spuaw 5000 each and give bond to supply their descend ants with tobacco and chewing gum for seven generations to come Oh what a glorious government. from an Apache standpoint
 Jos tomale joint is temporarily clos ed while the kitchen force are timber ing his left leg. The boys will appre- ciate chili con carne by the time it re- opens.
 The District Attorneys office in the absence of Judge Edwards is repre- scented by Frank Alley of Phoenix. The recent snow storm which piled the Finals with the beautiful, just switched it's tail sparingly over Globe and melted the same as if it were fal- ling in frying pan.
 A great many miners are going to Arivapa and the prospect of that camp is as brilliant as an Arizone sun up. Judge Harry Temple took a flying trip to San Carlos Tuesday to seal the bonds which the District Court alone can bust asunder.
 Court Notes: Jim Lee sued Sam Lee, And Hop Lee and Sue Lee Went Jimmie's suretee. Then Jimmie'S attorney he Got out a garniShee Just how it all has ended We very soon shall see-Whoopee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
Delicious! :!

SeAf1Iing's Best tea to go with biscuits made with SehlIlfng's Best baking powder.
 No harm in jam though; but the jam has got to be awfully good to go with such biscuits and tea.
 A SchiHng & Company -
 San Francisco 2o20
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
SOME BEAUTIFUL HORSES.

Col. James F. Reed arrived in Phoe- nix last week in charge of a band of fine bloOded horses which are now on exhibition at the Commercial corral. The animals are the reSiaae of no head of finely breed drauyirt horses and roadSters selected from the Miller X Lux and Santa Marganta ranches in California and destined for Durango, Mexico to be used on q large estate Since the outfit started from San Jose Col. Reed has received advice that the estate in Mexico has been sold. and he has also been instructed to sell the stock. The horses will be sold at~auc- ton on Friday at the Commercial cor ral
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
SOMETHING TO KNOW.

It may be worth something to know that the very best medicine for restor- ing the tired-Out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Electric Bitters This medicine is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to the nerve centers in the stomach, gently stimulates the liver and kidneys, and aids these organs in throwing off impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters improve the appetite, aids digestion, and is pronounced by those who have tried it as the very best blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for 50 cents or S1 per bottle at the Phoenix Drug Co.'S. or M- P. Chubb's drug stores.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
A Household Necessity.

d dOusenOIu NtCtsBtty.
 Oascarets Candy Cathsrtic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, scs gently and positively on kionsys, liver and bowels, clean sing the en- rs system, dispel colde, cure headache, fever, habi- tusl constipstion7z and biliousness. Please buy and :ry @ box of c. c. 0. to- day; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and gursn- tsed to cure by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30

c C1r~s 6 ar | e- Sss ''sbEi iY, Wa -saf n=ss srssT ll,L tosrhcs.. -isssio s. Imp ,rsacs Parssis ct ;- 70 re ts Functioosl Disorder caus.d by errors ar e<s >s-s, aoick-y resrori n Lest Manhood n cid vs yotrs. sN lrg Wis. and Strer sth whe:e fo4 merly Wtskress pc vsii4i. Convent. at 1s, sa; s,;nol', eff ,,tus and egitinaEe Cure Is G'tick md thorouyh
 Ion't be deceived b. inita.- u., rsi-t cI CANTOS'S Vitslizars. Sat ss@t,si If y1u' druss St does not have it. Pcios one dOilsr p pacFrgs, for & win written gnAraaree o. complete cure. Irforn a;;cn, reference, etc. tree and con6de atiaI. Send us statement O case and 25c for ~eek's trial treatment. On only sent to each person.
 CANTON MED. CO.,. BOSTON MASS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30

The men sent out by MT. Toohey about six weeks ago to work his claims in the Harqua Hala district, known as the Ophir and Little Lizzie mines came in last night. They report the finding of some rich gold veins which assay from $40 to $50 a ton. MT. Toohey has sent them back again to continue deyeIOpment work.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30

From Tuesdzy's DsjiS.
 Carl Hayden of Sbsrford University 2, is spending she holidays st home.
 B. MsttIey. the ertsFpriaing n.er- chant of East Tsmrs, was 8 business visitor to Phoenix today.
 When bilious or costive eat Cas- caret, candy csthsrt;c, cure guaranteed 9 est. 10 cts.
 Granville Ridenour Jr. and Jno. MsIton lefs today on prospeot.rg trip in the Black p atsr district.
 Great preparations are being made fer the social hop on Friday night under ths auspices of the l L Dsuo;Dg Club.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
WASTE OF VITAL FORGE

TN MEN HAS DRAINED THE SWEETNESS ness or pleasure and makes life Toe thsone those who suffer from 1t If you would be strong in mind and body; you would throw of the fetters of Uretchedness caused by early abuse and The mis- takes of your life. let us explain to you how 1t can be done in Natures own way-by properly applied ELECTRICITY. This is the essence of vital force. and when infused into the body by DR. SANDESS ELECTRIC BELT 1t will renew the TigG in the weakened functions and restore manhood
 proved Electric Sdspensory. Nervous De- btIity, Lame Back. Loss of Memory. Confusion of Ideas Rheumatism and Kidney Troubles Re- You feel the current we forfeit S, GOO
 pocket edition of the celebra ued electro-medi- cal work.
 THREE GLASSES OF MEN" Illustrated is sent free. by mail. upon appIica- rtoa. EVERY YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED OR OLD MAN suffering the slightest weakness should read it It will show EASY. SURE AND SPEEDY WAY TO REGAIN STRENGTH AND HEALTH WHEN EVERYTHING ELSE HAS FAILED Double power Electric Suspensory free with all belts Address
 Sanden Electric Go.
 Box 4, 204 s. Broadway, Los Angeles, Gal:
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30

From Ioe.l.7's DsHy. There Is a fine Sooisl- Club in exls- tsnce in Globe
 Globe reports ,a snsa delinqueus tRx list for Pinsl county sfhis year.
 Just try 10c! box os Casoarets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made.
 The United Vsrde Oo, o,psr Co. is at ous to erect fne three story hotel at Jerome.
 The report cone 8 down from Globe that the U Uoited Giobs snei,sr will soon be blown :n and ths camp oncs more be on the boom- sJes
 General Lewis isa in the mortimer a part of the Territory Investigating the re- ported outrsges commitsd on the Ma vejo Iadians 8 year sec
 Dan oOarroasof Dpdleyville. Pinal county, after many years of prospecting in that region has uncovered com3 6ns gold and copper prospects.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
Mesa Notes.

About thirty of Mess's sts.V art young men were out turkey shooting Friday morning. The turkeys went cheap un- der the steady aim of our riflsmen.
 There V. 2 grand ball eud sup. sr h Bstnstt's hall Christmas night.
 Mrs. Seymour presented hes husb. Id with fine Xms ! presen. in the form of ten pound boy Thn,sdsy n,aht.
 Miss Para KimDstI, the sausiful and sccomrl rlished daughter of Mr. and M,s. W. A. K mbs,l. is F. re from D aver whe-e soe be be>n sttandiug oIiess.
 A number C. Chics5c people 6 stop ping st the Kinfba'l house
 The Fol,er B. 6s.. from Pine Crssk, came in t1Is morning with more saddle hosses co put on .sssture. Ttey rer rort that ncR-s toos de ,p on ths level.
 The sh. spmen who made 8 small for tune this yes. under the R .pu bliceu H. ministraticn, gre back to Mese for tt 2 winter.
 Bsn Andsrsor. ths' conseui.i oatt,s- man, va up from Phceuix ts othe, day looking after his castle interests on the soutl s.ds.
 Chss. Whitl, of Pinal, 's ST ,ndtng Xues holidays with hisIperants.
 Our tow-smsn Cnss- Ssets js home again for the holidays.
 Mr. A. Ss. John Gaylord ia abe to bs on tue strest L;tin.
 A grand bsl. wts given in Coop hall Friday night.
 O. D. MsRfil has juss retuIn ed from the new San Domingo inning diatsict where he hss been doing development work on Df. Melben's aeW strike
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
Tempe Department.

Erom Mondays Daily.
 Judge Spsfford wes reported qu ts i'll again today. s4
 M,. and Ms. Park ns of Pinsl, 8. srt Obristmes with w. A McGrew 1d fam fly.
 Mr. Rud Ms. Gso N Gfz zs sr 1t Christmas in Prescott the guests of Mr. and N 5.E B. GsZe.
 Mes. ). Fisher Bailey, Will Fellows and John Commings let on Cor stunt 8 for gre nd hunt.
 Byron E ,dden wes 8 visitor in Pho today. On Christmas noon he complet ed tie pit at4rg of 330 GoIes of wheat and exr ot7 to put n aot leF 200 scrf 8 before the ksf son closes.
 Tue spirit of William Tel hes ID hoveEiuR around Tsups of la, and yes te d sy mat sris!ized in the ,rsors of o. N. Taylor nd Will Nj l,len. Both think they are beyond the amateur class when it comes to shooting, so they ooK 8 turn about holding up nicke's for each other to ehoot at. All went well till Taylor got tue gur. Just Gs hs pulled the tciggsv visiops of 6 OhristmGs turkey rose up before him with the rs suit that the gun swsyed the six eeEjh pert of 8 hei,'s breadth. Ius'ssd 0. making 8 dead csptFe shot it struck on one side the width of cobp eb shsttsrirg the nickel sud send -ng about hslf lnt's wofth of 10 through Mu.len's thumb.
 Wlth the s'otnful retatn of pros perity it can plainly be Sc sn that the Demoors- tic theory, of lover pFod uct;on" has at least semblRnt of fou ndstion in fact, in some cases. Yet psradoxics! ss 1t may seem the faeo[l of pro- .ctive tariff .s advocated z, means of lessening the evil. Local political economists Egree in admitting the fact tbas owing to cur life giving clima-a and mild winters there has been during the past year sn over production of dogs in this COT por- ation A tariff wes imp ossd upon them by the repu b1lcsn scou noil, but in some msnner they seem to escape it's p-obibi tory mes 7ures. The pssce s1d welfare of the comm unity seems to demand 8 rigid enforf ement of the law, even to the oiauss providing for tne sme'gsmstion of lead ard dog . b used A extreme cesee. Even the Chrissnr sausage trade b. te:led to relieve the oity mar shsl from raso6bsibility in this matter.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, RE OR SD
 :N 80 0 aTS.

Go6D EFF gt.rS Ar UN 'E-
 i;ANrIs' s'S WIT <fsszEh
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30

The Prospector says: Word has been brought to Tombstone yesterday of an attempted killing at Pearce, and from later accounts it is proba bIe that the man shot may die. There are sev- eral versions of the cause of the trou- ble Heading up to the shooting but nothing definite has been officially re- ported. The party shot is named Burt Ritter, a saloon man of Pearce, and the shooting was done by a Mexican named Sanches. Ritter was shot in the abdomen and is believed to be fatal Full particulars will be had to- morrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08

The second day of the JAN
uary session of the court of
appeals was marked also by un-
important proceedings. The
session opened this morning
with Chief Justice Springer
an6 Justice Lewis on the bench
and tShe forenoon was consumed
in hearing argument in a civil
case brought up from Judge
Kilgore's district. At noon the
court adjourned until tomorrow
morning. Judge Kilgore will
SIT with the justices OF the court
tomorrow, he having arrived II
the city this afternoon.-Soutt
McAlester Capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08

The wind swept q oioud Of duat aecGt
them As they turned the corner into Mi
ami avenue
"Did you get any dust in your eyes,
darlinag' he asked fondly. holding her
closely to him. IN though 20 keep the
too eager wind away.
"Yea," shs murmured, searching for
her handkerchief.
(which eye, deareatf'
"Ths right one. love Did you get
anything In yoursT" ahe aaked anxious
ly, seeing his handkerchief appear.
eyes. dariing."
(which eye, dea-essr"
'sThe right one. love
'How swestF' abe exclaimed. with n
glad light glowing In her well eye.
"Do you suppose. dearest heart. that 10
could have been part Of the same pieos
Of duat that got in our eyes. darlingf
"I hope it was" he said. oeAming
with one eye and wiping the othAr.
"wouIdn't it be Eweek deaxf"
"wouldn't It. lover
And the wind howled around the cor
ner AZ though 10 was In pain, and from
the house three doors below dentist'i
sign fell OF into the street
Free Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08

Some reading that win prove inter
esting TO ycung mothers. How 60
guard against he disease. .5TsE-f
Group Is terror TO young mothers
and 10 post them concerning TIE
cauae, first symptoms and treatment
is the -biect Of this item- The origin
4 crVrr il = corl.s1n cold Children
who are subject TO IL take cold very
easily and Group is almost sure 10 fol-
low. The Grst symptom Is heAfSeness'
this Is soon followed By . peculiar
rough cough, which IS easily recDg-
nized and viii never be forgotten By
one wEo Las beard It. The time 70
act Is when the child first becomes
huarse. IN Chamherlain's Cough
Remedy Is freely given all tendency
TO Group win soon disappear. Ever
after the erOupy cough has developed
IL will prevent the attack There L
no danger in giving this remedy fo'
it contains nothing injurious foi
sale By Frame, Green G-Co. s-te-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08

Send your address 20 d. = BUCK
len a. Co., Chicago, and get O free
sample Of DR. Kings New Lire rAns.
A trial win convince you OF their mer-
its. These pills are easy In action
and are particularly effective I'm the
cure OF constipation and sick head
ache. For malaria and liver tronnies
they have proven Invaluable. Iney
are guaranteed to be perfectly tree
from every deleterious suostancs ana
TO be purely vegetable Tney no noe
weaken by their acfaon, out y pv-
Ing tone TO the stomscn ana Dowei.
greatly invigorate the sys'sm- HsG'
ular sire asc. Sold by Frame, Green
a Co., druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08
5c+@ Cream Bakery a;,s-= s;---..-.i.
Bread Pies Cakes COnfections everything g u
arst class bakery delivery parts of the city II @
GEORGE FRASHER.

Major @. T.. picton is manager Of
the State Hotel, st Denison, Texas.
which the travelling men say is enc
OF the best hotels In that section.
In speaking of Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Dfarrhoea Remedy Major
Picton says: Il have used II myself
and in my family for several years,
and take pleasure In saying that /
consider It an inf4llible cure for d.
arrhoea and dysentery. / always
recommend IL, and have frequently
administered IL to my guests In the
hotel, and in every case It has proven
itself worthy OF unqualified endorse.
ment For sale by Frame, Green q
Co., druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08
CHICAGO HORSE MARKET
Iiig4 ylft qf1G41l II TpiFfC 81
ReSottsva Sya q. "a. qRcrfSi &fS5.. 'unlon
stSc&nfsqa5.2 ? 70 r t%teR ESdiaG
IlffI 7faesda9g iSuai. s?i45vT.il

I Willie receipts 1iave h'ot 3s'been
heavy. during the past week.
they show a decided increase
over the week revious. with a
corresponding imnroyement in
the desnand.oioS Ii'9G q ~
F AT tddaY's action the bEddmg
was brisi. and. everything was
quick sale at market values.
While we cen not quote much
change in the outside pr ces on
the different classes, OF horses,
the average is considerable
higher than for some two weeks
before.
j, The. indications now are fol
fair Aeeeipts. ! liberal dehfant
ana frin market for some weeks
to come.
We quote; ;,,a fn "a G ~
EAp-CSSG- anA AG@F. So. ~t@ ~ ~A~r
l.n5 4o'1tbO POE q tieh1SIsiai gtl0'& 9 s.
60 10 100 pouad eaunks-,.s44 .s.--..l 10 20 q
Coache- and fss. roac no ses-...-- 90 to r.
ord snai-y- dffvot.s. $50 and upwards.
These prices are for sounC
horses. FIVE to eight years old
web broken and in lgooi EfesA
tPIain, blemished and greer
stock sells al a discount.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08


T:shom.ngc, Nov. l6, '96.
o whom i. may concern;
ToI ere re eby respectfully nod-
fed tIas lle act of tue C1icsasaw
leais'a ne, passed spd a"Nroved
Septenbe rs, 1898, c-ese &c the Office
c Soec = AGENT %. tue o. c.assv
c11I,ol : de- ing his du.ies, etc.,
arc ed -e7t. 2s, 1seA, E-ill be
Ger ed ous % the .Jsiess exsaa. and
wo, Id ssi- .r7s al conply with tnis
&C., -Tno may CO oe uade t..
Given ande- my laad e1t onicial
seat -nii .ne Gu day o. Ncvem-
Der, A. ID. 1895.
r. NJ. HAEEIs,
Governor C5ic, 2saw Nation.
W. II. BUR-,
Ngs'one' Secretary ChickasaU
Nj 10.
Al te-r.;c - pr1a- piease copy.
Outw~msrmied Her III Lack.
The Bonhomme Richard was IN IN
lucky ship. Paul Jones himseh ON tax
| ing command Of her at Lorient. France,
wrote q most doleful letter about her
to one Of his aristocrsitc patrunesses in
Paris. She was 80 wornout old India
man, 7" and "her forecAstle was babel "
"Fourtean different languages are spo'
ken In my forecastle, said Jones. dis
mayed nc the appearance OF bis motley
crew.
4 Two days out nc ssa the Bcnhcmms
Richard was fouled by her corscrt, tha
Alliance, and had her jib boom and fore
topmast carried away. Jonas tAsn pu
A back 70 Lorient. perfectly convinced o
the unluckineas Of bis ship But through
that accident he found Id America
seamen who had Just been released iron
English prisons BY exchange. Anonl
them was Richard Dale. whom Jones q
once appointed first lieutenant Thes
all volunteered into the Richard, Jone
, promptly dischArging enough OF hi
polyglots 10 make way for them Pho
20 that he had only about 20 Americans
This addition made 154 fighting Yanke
} seamer, and they were the men wh
made the Scraps sick n few weeks iaes
on the east coast Of England
Thus il happened that tn Grands'
/ exploit in naval history W. achieve
by IN unlucky ship. and abe o6taine
the means Of achieving it through dt
treaning accidenk-PhiladslphiA Time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08
E. rnsVflie Mmsin@m.

Special co espondercs.
Mannsville, 1T, jan. 6.-The
old year 1896 with all 8 success
es and fixtures, lis joys and sor-
rows ere w-iitcn on the naGes
o. past history as finger posts
to gnide us through the year of
1897 that is Just ushered upon
us IN It's swadling clothes laden
with vows of emend in the fu-
ture. So let MS eli look back a.
ou- errors and failures of the
past year ihat we Elay make no
mistake in the new year.
Xmas posse Of quietly in
/ our .r-g, no red eyes or bruised
noses, but all seemed 10 enjoy
the festivities of the occasion
with good feeling one coward an
other. IS
The supper givei by the
ladies for The benefit of the MI.
E. church was a success socially
and financially. The result is
that the church building IL
nicely ceiied and is q cosy,
comfortable place of worship.
| Elder Roberts held his frs
quarterly meeting for this cir
cult at this place Monday. Th'
elder made a very Favorable
impression with the member
here. a
Miss Alice Scrimehire o
Cumberland, |. T., spent X,lai
with her brother, wv. B. Scrim
shire, at this place. ar
The Misses Barnes aud Mis-
Joe Blffle have returned to thci
respective homes after spending
everal days in the brig In
uest OF Miss Cora Martin.
Both our schools opened u
Monday with full attendance.
l.. J. Bailey LETT ioday fo
! Durant to look out : locatio
with the view of moving soor
Red Fox feterman / expects
start out soon with a troop {
!, full blood Indians in the forl
of a w q west show.
Wish 2g all a happy Ne
= Yeer end success to the AR
? MORE. ..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-08
A RUsY MANS TRAIN.


IL the new Cotton Beltu through
connection from Texas 20 Louisville,
Cincinnati, Chicago and the North
and East via Memphis and the Greak
Illinois Central Railway system put
ting passengers into all these citses
in the morning, with but one Gay
spent on the road or lost from bust
ness. Leave Texas NJ night, after
arranging your affairs, In y auxnricns
Pullman sleeper, at q reasonable
hour and arrive the second day at
destination In time to transact the
business OF the day III time 10 money
to you 1t win pay you to investigate
this. Ask any Cotton Belt TICKET
agent Tor schedule and rates.
8. q. WARNER,
General Passenger Agent, Tyler, IL
A. A. GLISSON,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Fort Worth, Texas.