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THE BEST ANTIDOTE.
Memphis Com mmerciaI- Appeal.

II the friend you meet upon the corner
draws from his pocket parcel of black pow
der and proceeds to take a pinch don't go to
work and imagine that it is gunpowder, and
that he is converting himself into bomb; it
is only willow charcoal, with which he is for
tifying against'the germs" And don't think
every time you see a man going home with a
bottle that he is preparing TO get on private
jag; the bottle probably contains m.crobe-
killer. And if, as you talk with your neigh
Dor on the streetcar, an oder most unusual
salutes your OlfactOries, don't wonder if he is
making match factory of his pockets; it is
only the sui phur in his boots which is ASSERT
ing itself upon the stilly air, and which he
wears as "precaution." ALI OF these III
dotes quite well in their way, and are not
to be laughed at. But the best one. perhaps
next to Jack Frost-.s stiff upper lip. Cheer
ful courage will go a long way in overcoming
the enemy.
II is calculated that if the children un-
der the care of the London School Board
were to join hands they would reach
from London to Carlisle, d distance OF 800
miles.
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IXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Futures opened lower, but recovere !
in sympathy wi Chicago. The spot m ark ct was
for No. !, 81 45 Tor choice ami 81 47129l 90
y CT Tor extra choice for milling.
CALL BOARD sALFs.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-Decem ber-
1000 ctls 81 421a; 1000, 81 4214 eO0O, 81 42ss
May-2000 81 SO; 32,OOO, 81 So5s; 5000
81 3sl2; 14,OO} ST. 3ss4
SECOND SESsIoN-May 80, 600 ctls, ST 1854.
1900 81 as12. December-20O0, ST. 4214; 5000,
81 4-ss; 10000 81 4z12.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-20U0 ctls,
81 3912 $4,000, 81 1855: 1000, ST. 1915: Sd. 900.
81 39s4 december 1000 s 431a; IL 600
ST. 4Ss4; l4.000, 81 1855; $4,000, 81 431s
2OtO 81 394a; euuO, s1 os94 December %
900 81 437s.
BAKLkY-The market is dun and unchanged.
Feed, S212@s0c for dark TO good and 921sc 70
choice brigh-: Chevalier. for seed, 81 oO(al 60.
Brewing 81 05@l O712 for No aud 90@s5c r
ctl Tor DARK Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoS-9:l5 o'clock-No sales.
SECOND SEss ioN-Nosa es
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-No sales.
OAT~-Red have adva ICED, being in de
man for seed The other kinds are unchanged
rancy Feed quotaDle a. 81 20@l 25 y ct; good
to choice 81 121aDl 10 p ctl: common, 81 o.
@l TO- Surprise, 81 25Gl 50; Red 81 25@l 50
Gray, 81 10@l IS; Milling, 81 l212Gl 171z p ctl
Back, for seed, s 35Ql 3D. Clipped Oats sell al
$lG2 q Ion over the raw product
CORN-All descriptions lower and dull
Small Round yellow, 81 1901 l212 v ctl Large
Yellow 95@971ac; White, S712GS..
RYE-Is Il ull and lower at 81 05Ql 071J2 p ctl
BUCkM hEA1-Quoted at 81 2U@l 35 p ctI
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BEANS And SEEDS.

Beans continue dull ana weak as rule, though
prices show no further decline.
BEANS Bayos 81 s5@2: Small Whites
81 lOMl 30; Large Whites. 9oc1$l 05: Pinks,
81 80: sed Ki6nev s s1Ssa1 sd 60 Iimss 81 soS
To- Buffers, 81 36Ql SO: Pea, 81 .0@! Az.
SEEDS - Brown Mustard. S3 q ctl: Yellow
Mustard. 1902 30 o ctl: Flax, 81 sO@2; canary
seed. Z14@2Ac p ID; Alfalfa, 6!4c: Rape, 20
z34c; Hemp &c; Timothy. 512c.
DRIED PEAS-Nies 81 Z5; Green, 81 2OG1 40
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET

Receipts about balance the demand and the
market shows no change.
Who. esale rates for dressed stock from sauyh-
terers are follows:
BhkF-Frst quality. 61a@7c; second do. 512@
s.; third do. 4@5c q H.
NEAL-Larg- 5@6c small. 6@7 ~
MUTTON-Wethers 6@D7c: Ewes. &c q h.
LA NB-Spring, 7@sc q ID.
PURK-Live Hogs. 334 @57sc for large and 312c
ior small and S5s@3S4c for medium: soft hogs
-120314c q h; dressed do 51oc
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. ll.-CATTLE-Rece ceipts
1000 Market steady. Texas steers, So S5@
4 10; Texas COWS, 81 as; native steers,
So 50@5: and heifers ST 5OM4 ;
stockerS ana feeders, S3C34 4U LuLs az 40d4
HOGS - Receipts, LOCO. Market wea>, 10 sc
lower Euik OF sales. S3 Z5@3 40; neavIes
S3 22126D3 A.; packers, So :0@3 IS: mixed. S3 25
@5 4212; lights. SIS 30Q3 AZ 12; yorkers, $3 400
) 4212 pigs. So l0G3 40
Snk FL l-Receipt pts, 5000 Market strong to lOc
hg Ier. Lambs, So 2o@5 10; muttons 81 80
ga rs.
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London.

London.
ION DON, Nov. 1l.-Consols ll27s; silver
265sd; French renles lO3f S21ac.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL Nov. ll-Wheat-Quiet: No
] standard California, 3Ss 3d: cargoes OF coast
no hing Going, partially Sd 10 Sd higher; cargoes
passage less offering. partially Sd 10 Sd uigh =
English country markets, weak: Frenca country
marKets, firm; wheat in Paris steady; -four IN
Paris quiet.
COTTON Uplapds 1924
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
SUMMARY OF The MARKETS.

Silver unchanged
Wheat unsettled. art"y steady.
Red oats advanced. Corn lower. Rye declined
No change IN Flour
II az ard Feedstufs as before
Beans weak and dull
Nocb4nge IN Potatoes and Onions
Datrc product, about the same.
Poultry quiet Game lower.
Wine Grapes about gone.
Dried Fruit stu dull
No change IN Provisions.
no.. ouiet and weak. Wool ana Hides as before
Meals unChanG Ged
Now York and sterling Exchange lower.
Mexican Dollars weak.
Increased exports of specie
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ST.. MOON AND AIDE
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDFrrc Suzvvv
TIMES AND HEIGHTS HI6H Am Tow
WATERS AT toRT POINT ENTRANCE TO SAS
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-The high and low waters &C mr. MT tho
City Front (Mssion-street WharD about twenty.
five minutes later than at Fort Poiut; lhe hei,,h,
OF tide is the same both places
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lSusto

BOSTON. Nov. 1l-Atchison l212; Bell Tele-
phone. 253 Chicago Burlington and quincy,
9:3s; Mexican Central 3; Oregon short Line
Is; San Dego -
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKE
Oregon,

PORTLAND. Nov ll-The price OF wheat sag
ged back again TO-DAY and the top quotation in
Portland 75c for Wala Wala with val ey
selling at 7Sc and blue s.em at TIC
Cieared-British bark Norma tor Queenstown
with ! S.46G bushels wheat; British bark Ben
Avon, Queenstown, with SS,24i bushels wheat.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Irices for Bonds and Railway


NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.-Money on call steady
at hog; last loan 2%; closed I1292%;
PRIME me.cantile paper 31aG412%: Sterling ex-
chance firm, with actual business in bankers bills
al "a S5L2d4 e5A f0T demand and S4 S212G
4 e534 TOT 90 Gays: posted es, $4 S3Le64 S613
commercial bills "a sl84 silver certificates 81 12
a5oc bar silver, 573sc; Mexican dollars 45c:
toverhmen; bonds, strong; State bonds, dull; rail
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Novemb ber-IS97.

SoTE-In ine aoovs s1pu,;ilon M IN, -, -
early morning. tides given In the Ieft bs mi
column and Inc successive tides of The day In m.
order OF occurrence as 10 time. The second TINA
colun gives the second tide OF the day the thIri
time column the third tide. and the last or rrhs
hand column gives ths last tide OF the dav excsn.
when there are but three tides as sometimss
eccura The heights given are additions TO ths
charsa except when . minus Sign O. proceed es the
height. and then the number given - subt tractiy ye
from the depth given by the chSrrs
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BANK ECTION.

William Alvord has been elected vice president
Of the security savings Bank vice william Bao-
cox resigned on accUun, OF absence
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THE WEATHER BUREAU

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRlCUL
TuRE WEATHER BUREAU, san FRANCISCO, No
veube II, 1897, P. ".
The following the rainfslls for the pas:
tw~uty-four hours and the seasonal rainfalls TO
date as comparel with those of the same date last
season: Eureka 90. this season 4 81, last SEASON
627: Red Bluff trace this season . II, Iast season
21S; sacramento 90 this season =. IA, last sea
son / is. san Francisco 90. this season 2C7. last
season 25l: Fresno 90. this season l.24. last
season ! 81; san LUIS Obispo 90, this season
.35 last season ! IS; Los Angeles 10, this season
= 81 last season I55; san Diego 90, this season
les, las, season lis; Yuma 90, this Sc sou
81. last sea>Un l.. Il
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature 81.
minimum d, mean 90.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure continues high over Utah. Wyom
ing and CotUr.do- L IS also high over Noithern
California There has been a fall over Nevada,
Ote-on and Eastern Washington.
The Uemp peratuIe has IT mAlued nearly stationary
over the southern half Cf the Pacific slope,
oept a. san Franc SEQ, whe.e il has fallen de =
> he Temperature mas risen over Wyomn West
e.u Mon ana, idaho nj EaS ern Washington.
Ram has fal Ell over Washington ana ->urthern
Cr-E,n There has been a rapid increase in
cloudiIe3s th ouEhout California.
he f,n oWing maximum wind veloci: les are re-
po ted: Fo.. CanUy, 20 miles per hour from the
syuIh. Idaho ia 5 So, sou b.
Forecasts Inede at san francisco TOT thirty
hours ei ding midnight November l., 1897:
Northern Ga i4ornia-Cloudy weather. probably
vi hout rain, southerly winds inland: southwest
erly Winds on the cOaSJ-
Soutnern tornta-Cloudy and unseltle d
weather FRIDAY. jul hwestery winds
Nevada - Loudly Frid ,; cooler in exlreme
Utah-Cloudy and unsettled Friday; cooler Fri
Gsy hight
Ar.zJua-Cloudy Friday.
san Francisco and vicinity-C oudy Friday.
probably Without Taiui sUuthwesteriy hanging to
westerly winds. ALEXANDER MCA DIE,
al cA,f
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RuiIder,s Contract.

A Abbe nj Geraghty (owner) with James c. Bas-
sett (contractor), architect thomas j. Welsh, all
work for two-story, basement and attic frame
building w line of hrader street, $50 ) of
" al er, 5 25 by w 1875; $3.50.
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" heat Movements.

on the Produce Exchange todav the Butter mar
ket steady: Creameries, l5@221ac: dairies, IL
@20c; chees SGSH2c: eggs firm, fresh 49,.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK Nov lI.-California dried fruits
Apples easier other fruits quiet kvaporated
Apples common, 5G7 y r me wire tray. 734 @Sc
wood-dried Prime, SIS GS14c: choice. S12a.os &C.
fancy, 9Gg12c
PkUAks-5GS14c Z ID. 10 size and quality.
APRICOIs - koyal- 7G912c; Moorpark, go
lie
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w n inguon.
PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.

TACOMA. Nov 1I.-Wheat steady. No. ! blue
ITEM, 741zc; No. ! club, 77lac,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United STATE; HyaIos Trnhsnpe Is
once located in the Merchants Excnanss s, -
maintained in san Francisco for tne , or". 90. ~
mariners without regard 10 nationally anu He'
expense. -, - rtsIt ths
Naviyators nre cordially invited 10 vlsle sle,,;, ;
office where complete sets OF charts anu sali ~
directions of the world kept on han or Cui, ,
uar,son and reference. and the latest lnfor""t'
can always be obtained regarding iIghtS oans s'
70 navigation and all matters of interest 10 oo'"
commerce - ra,a
pranh Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes oeiote
noon and is dropped at noon 12Uth meridian oy
teIerranbic signal received each day from tne
Unified states Naval Observatory Mare lslan1
Cal, =, ,o,
A notice stating whether the time ball was
Il tronned on time, giving the error, If any, Is
nubisbei the same day oy the afternoon paperA
and by lne morning papers the following Law
". b HUGHES.
Lieutenant, L. :. NJ in cnarse
The Time Ball.
ER.~cu HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE. u. : N.
MERCHANTS tXUHA NGE.
SAN FRANCISCO November II, 1891
The time ball on Telegraph .'iIl was drorpsI
ex acty at noon today e.. at noon OF the lz)tn
meridian or exactly at b p NJ, Green wich time,
". - HUGHES,
Lieutenant L. 5. y. N large
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Nov l1.-Exchanges 1855 465
balances S54,75S
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BOAR, SALES.

Following were the IN the San Francisco
ftCck Board Yesterday:
IFGrIAR MORNING SESSION CONVINCING o:3O
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AFTERNOON sEss1oN-s:so.
RFGULAV ~.
no, Snn f.o,N - no nm nvrr

GLOWING were the sa.es in the Pacif- stock
bGhfu YESTERDAY:
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OFF FOR ATOKA.
d.. A. }. woIVerton and Clarence s-
Doueias WI Go Before the DAVE
and Indian Commissions.

Clarence Il. Douglas today
.eceivel . Telegram from Mr.. }.
j. McAlcster. asking linn TO
co ne 10 Atolsa tomorrow.
"'he Object of thc message was
o nave a representative from
Ardmorc appear Leso-e the
Dawes aud Indian com a. >sions
a. tina, place 4 ur-day for the
purpose Of discussing the town-
sic question before a treaty Is
entered into. Shortly alter the
.eceipt of the message an in
'ormal meeting was held and n
his meeting il was decided that
/ Dr.. Wolverton aud Mr.. Douglas
should leave tonight for AtOka.
These gentlemen will place the
townsite question before the
60 omissions aud make an effort
20 bring about some amicable
and Just solution of this much
vexed and difficult problem.
The present conditions and
eu ire probabilities and possi-
bii'ties will he gone into at
length with a view of determin-
ing what is necessary IL the
way of townsite stipulations in
tine treaty on which the com
mission are now engaged.
They will go via Fort Worth,
re ching Atoka at l p. IN to-
morrow. and will remain rs
long as is necessary.
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lee, ice at Pyeatt's.


The shipment Of cattle from
j. dmore TO Liverpool will
leave here in ne morning, 60
ine by way of { d'veston, thence
lie the steamship Cuban TO
England. Mr.. Gould, the pur-
chaser of the cattle from the
Oil Mill Company. is now in
the city, and comnany with
other gentlemen of our city,
will go to the seaport with the
cattle and witness the loading
OF the vessel.
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Sovereign &. &. Turner, chair
man of Sovereign Managers w.
O. W, Omaha, Neb., will visit
A'dmore on the 30th Of April TO
deliver a public address t. the
citizens of Ardmore and vicin-
ity on the subject Of Woodcraft,
and on that day only appli-
cants will be admitted to men,
bership for y entrance fee.
Anv one desiring membership
on that date at the reduced rate
will apply to DIR. Bogle, camp
physician, I. c. Bridgman,
clerk. or any member of our
camp for blanks, etc.
e. b. KENDRICK, G.. G..
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Deputies PUlliam and Booker
left this morning for the Cheek
vicinity and returned this after
noon with three prisoners who
T g charged with the larceny of
g mule. They were y. +. Witt,
Tom Jennings and William
Hogue. They now inhabit the
baslile pending trial.
Now is the time to p..int your
horse. COLEMAN a. LYNN.
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The ladies of the Christian
church have secured the ser
vices of Brower's orchestra,
composed Of twelve pieces to
entertain the crowd who will
attend tho "Old Maid Auction"
at the Odd Fellows building to-
night.
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The Chickasaw citizenship
cases of Sarah Jones ct al, y.
w. Sparks and ZulaSparks We're
heard today by Master in Cham
Gerry Campbell.
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The IL .,tcn, Is the
es~orts crt.o .cunc .lcn " o
= r;r-e' r. i." dance rs,
lrcht all v. he
best cl.do. hc s..recia-
ton ou H.. al g hos no
n tended. The .t was given
in honor OF Mss ll: es REX
naa. Guest @. +, y, tou, and
who will rrobcbly leave for her
home in Heurie Us a'tor-
noon. Miss Pic'- d u; mcIe
q host o. /, end d Ardmore
during hefv sit here, and x WIS
only natural th,t ne >nou Il
turl out in @oodiy nwmle"> o
attest hef popularity. The dance
continued I'M Il ! o'c.oc5, and
even then the q ,o,sd refused 10
di,pcrse ue,.i |a-lc Swee
Home" iav, been ,w.ce
repeated. a|"ny was
COMPOSED or mi " :. VIII
Pyea 1, Iii aa- i .,map, San
/ ders. Pattcn, Task. Smith,
LaFlorr, Locke aud Oiv a
Fort. Mamie ANA Matte rul-
liam. Mes. 5. Walro.t, White
man, Farrell, Cobb, Lumpkin,
IEovd, San lin. Gro ch. Thomas,
| Crawford, Smith, Conlee, Sean
lon, Jones, Henley. Fielder ano
Moore.
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That see Il lohe known as % .
'old maid's avc On" w p.
gwen 10y 'hc +. =. =. &. +. Of
the Christ;.a ,lurch "n this
evening. T's viii he
the golden oppo .vu BE- O: q q
me for al Old ."hcio'
mcmbe., eve-,l - * nv ed.
Frozen ic -,Ii''~
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Cold ice at viii Pyeatt's.
Goats Goats

What have you got to trade
for 100 OF 200 head Of stock
goats? Say quick. Can be
bought cheap for cash. See Joe
Wattam.
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Prescript Ons carefully COM
pounded and no substitution at
Coleman & Lynn.
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DARRELL x MORSE
GoatsI GoatsiI

What have you got to trade
Cor $50 or 200 head of stock
coats! Say quick. Can be
bought cheap for cash. See Joe
Wattam.
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Rates So Per Day.

First class line Of Perfumes.
soaps and toilet articles Mt
Coleman & Lynn.
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PURELY Personal.
Pronlnent Csrrs.and Corners a. Caught
the wIng b the Reporter
tor the ArdmoreiIe.

&C. Potter, Esq. is in the I.
city.
J. w. Wyse was up the road
yesterday.
Judge Kilgore has returned
from Purcell.
J.. Pcytou lcr; this afternoon
.or Kansas City.
~. b. Lowrance of Buck
lorn Is in the city.
@. l.. Herbert, Esq. is re-
ported quite sick.
b. d. Davidson, Esq. of
Purcell Is in the city.
ET-Govemor VIM. Guy. of
Davis is in the city.
L.N.Tumou vent to Wynne-
wood this afternoon.
'.rs. Anna Rowland came up
from Gainesville today.
Joe y. Barrall returned from
Gainesville this afternoon.
deputy =. T. Lindsay went
% "auls Valley this afternoon.
+. =. Gerrin. stock claim
"a nt of the Santa Fe, is in the
-t...
Deputy George W. Stewart
rc,G Gued today from Thacker-
vile.
James Turner AMI j. +. Rim
-le of Berwyn were in town
yesterday.
e.. l.. Herbert and y. Edlle-
mas returned from Purcell last
evening.
Ar. and Mrs. W. Il. Colds
berry of Dcm>om are at the
Wi-nor.
\ I. y. Russell aud Tom White,
wo prominent business men Of
Evansville are in the city.
}. j. Mclaughlin. mer-
cnalt of Durwood, was in Ard
more Tuesday.
.NlcX Niuaus of Lone Grove
,.a> doing business among our
merchants Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Bivens returned
rom a visit 10 her parents at
Bcrwyn yesterday evening.
G.. a.. somtrce of Sherman,
ccr.tary of the Ardmure COM
prcs- company. is i'll the city.
l.. B. Luke returned yester-
lay afternoon from a plotract-
. Il 1u mess trip to points in
oklahoma.
\. d. Patterson of Purcell,
, 'orr.criy of this city, was circu-
atirt among his A-dmorc ac-
E quaihtances today.
Caot. W. II. Bourland of Pet
, .sburg was in he city Tues.
e r.; aud subsc- bod for IN,
r. rc-J WEESIY ATDMOFEIrE.
V. V. A.e,;. ndcr o. Alex, 4
GhlcLuSaw izen, was in IL,
.ity Tue ,'ay, and had ms
e "a le cuterc on the great look
D Il the ARDMoTE,TE Office.
e. To the Ladies.
e Il cord'al .Dv.ta:ion is extend.
: ell 10 the la.iies 10 call at oul
o MILNE = establishment OF
n Thu Sday aud thereafter. Oul
: yleS are Ulio-date and oul
i rices a,e low. Call and in
T ,e-, gate fo,- Yourself befor,
= purchaslu" elsewhere. Eta
@ Wheeie. Wolverton.
e DARRELL x MORSE.
Goatsi Goatsii
q What have you got to trade
o COR $50 or 200 head of stocl
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H. F. POTTS & CO.

Austin White Lime, 100 per
barrel, at Sammon's Lumber
Yard. tt
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TO to Chickasaw Lum1e Co.
Tor good lime at bottom prices.
Stf
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Pure Drugs. New Drugs at
Coleman & Lynn.
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The Right Men.

Bud Woods. the machinist,
sent two Of his mechanics out
to the Table Mountains this
morning to do repairing work
on an engine up there which
requires the services of skilled
mechanics.
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The Leading Cash Store

Always benefiting our
customers has pushed
us from the hunbIest
beginning to be leaders
in the Dry Goods line.
We constantly aim to
save you money on
eVerythingWe sell. Our
prices always tell q
convincing story. Eve
ry locker here becomes
a buyer and every buy
er becomes a regular
customer. 1t is thus
our business increases
from week to week and
year to year.
H. F. POTTS & CO.
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Sick Headache.

eases are cured with Philips Liver
Hustler. Sold by all druggists.
The Kingstonia is the leading
DC cigar Of the city. Coleman
4 Lynn.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggist refund the
money if 1t fails to cure; 25c.
Chickasaw Lumber Co. will
meet anybody's prices on lime.
8tf
Pleasant to Take and Very Effective.
For children no better medicine
can be found than Philips Liver
hustler. Regulates the bowels
and tones up the liver. Ask your
druggists for it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-30

The only 10 cent wall paper in
town at Coleman * Lynn's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-30
To the Ladies.

\ cordial .1v.ta:ion is extend
ed 10 the la.iies 10 call at our
MILNE = establishment on
Thu Sday aud thereafter. Our
yleS are Wpio-,late and our
rices a,e low. Call and in
,e-. gate for. Yourself before
purchaslu~ elsewhere. Eta
Wheeje Wolverton.
DARRELL x MORSE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-30

Onion sets and garden seed.
Brady Bros. 2J-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-30

Brilliant and all lamp oil as
cheap as the cheapest at Cole
man x Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-30

c. B. kENDRICK, G. G.
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l,o. ice. a.. p-cait'@.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-04-12

Frceland school directors on Saturday
evening agreed upon an eight months
school term. Directors Ferry and
Timony voted against the motion, and
Directors Mccarthy, Sweeney, Rute and
johnson for the motion. The Freeand
Water Company, it was stated will sup
ply water to the Coke school for $34 per
year and to the Washington school for
SIS per year, which terms were satisfac-
tory to the board. An application from
j. II. Ferry for permission to attend
school, he being over the age limit, was
presented. A motion to grant the priv-
lege was ruled out of order by President
Mccarthy. The secretary was instruct
ed to purchase II seal and to procure bids
from the local printing offices on the
printing of bonds, Another meeting
will be held tonight
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-04-12

Burglars effected an entrance into j.
c. Berner's general store at South and
Washington streets yesterday morning
and succeeded in removing several webs
of valuable cloth. The thieves left
traces of remarkable nerve, having pried
open the main doors of the building, un-
der the glare of an electric light. To
do this they had to work for some time,
as the marks on the doors show still
they entered without detection and car
red off about twenty webs of very fine
dress goods. Nothing cheap was dis
turbcd and no other portion of the store
was visited.
The proprietor did not learn of the
robbery until morning, and by that
time the burglars had made good their
escape. A tag off one of the webs was
found east of town, in the direction of
Highland, and this may furnish a clue.
Mr.. Berner estimates his loss at over
$500.