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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-09-21

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Matte Mine / Tas1i[ ti1bbrenbe De-
n,iboff Tamtlien. gainen ct 800 Sob
bpb, os ber fanbt jes 2eier af abifilot oa
oplbit 9ematite af bet fiuefe @lass
@ioe ON @ioe meb masnetiit Sern, Seq
fulste 3e,et I Watlepis lauss Gielbfiberne
os faa, buor bet tabte fig 2erleiet.
geaar be ftore Sernz2orber Mmerifa
bat forbrust os ubtbmt ale Miner neuut
us gerben trdnser 8esiemer Malm, fan
ri penbe til Wuicouiternes 9aub meb
full, Gorpisnins ON, at buab nj transer
pil bli foripnet. Sc mtnerallfe &ei FUR
fer / 8uslanb, iier Sern os &obber,
er enbuu Tibet unpttet, men fore iom be
er, er ben nupdrenbe lbpinoins tun en-
liben Br6toel af, bpao Der aarlis ubtaz
ges af be au1eritanife Miner. Mrbeibs>
metbooerne ber uiloe en- Nmeritauer uu>
ber ,usen Dmiteubisbeber ldnse sjpre
8rus af. Ser fisres Malmen fra Miz
nerue / Dump>Ridrrer truttet af 8o>
aper, t1brte af Gutter os Seater.
Dette ptlbe lite tiIfrcbsfiue en- amez
ritauit Minebeitprer. 9an maa beiie
Malmen op fra Miueu meb be npeie
Slass maifiuer os brinse ben til @melz
teounen automattit. S Easuil os andre
fore Miner brinses Walmen op fra Dpz
bet - fra ire til otte 9unorebe fob =
oeb Gene os Wuiteltraft omtrent ! &us
btt garb om @ansen imaa "garts"
os brinses til Smelteopnen Mileuis
iom fgr antDoet. Seq oeo lite ON ames
rttanfe Metbober % Sbeer pilbe bli
belbbrinseube ber. Biersene iudrmer
at Tolt, os alle leuer Smaa6Ber.
Somme arbeiber imaa 2anbitptter %
leper beraf, men Stpriteparten at Sol
tet af ale &lasier er Minearbeibere =
be a1minbelise Nrbeibere meo ti6en Qpn,
80 til 60 &opets rs 80 @ents).
9eres 1euemaabe er iaa bldg, at lite
palbbelen Of Daslsnaen uaessaar osr,
til, og alle fDnes lpttel,se % ttlfrebie,
Meb pore Wetbuber % Maiftneri uilbe
be Feite at btsie Mrbetbere bIi ouerfte>
b'ye, bbiltet mulisens ualbe probucere
be Eilitanee, oea sgnsfe{fe os utilz
frebsbeb, iom ,u beriter bort .2anb.
Set er ianbt, at Der lite Ct faameset at,
buab ri tatcer Gri6om % Sribeo ber iou1
/ Nmerita, men Der er lite Spsrssmaal
om @usierues Trtbee til at arbeioe for
2epemaaeeu, os be, iom fontrolerer 9la<
tionens NFerer tar ieritat Omiors for,
at etbueSt MenaeFe ifal faa fin &et.
Ruslano ueuter, at 6uer utanb as &uiu=
be ital arbeibe, os alles fDfife Tornsz
benbeoer orases Omiors for. Bi bar
netop forlaot Berut os ieiter nebab &az
ma>Slpbeu. BaabenS 8eudgelie %
Slinsreu biubrer Sfr,uniusen. sSeg er
bra frtif, r,,en bor 2euemaabe betommer
mtg lite uel. gu l19e til % uor Cts
furi ion er ober os 8auFelt9beberne till
enbe. a9teliesulbt
Trant Spes.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-09-21

Det ct tommet TOT Dasen at
Gtats> >Nubitpren Morb Dafota laber
fin Some trette en- 2pn al $1,000 ON
Maret uastet en- anben &pinbe ubferer
Mrbetbet os betales meb $1,000. Oct
er bel paa ssoot ameritanf, business.
= Dnfet Gam bill ipare Yenser a'u
% bar netop funbet uo, at ban bill ipare
en- 8lefresnins paa $4,000 peb at
BRUCE srent 8let i fine 2 gents Ypfz
frtmarter iitebet MI lpit rpbt. Set
srpnne 8lef er iaa meset btlltsere, at
paa ct Nur tan bano ipare ouennernte
Gum. Set er so6t ubtentt af saHtle
Onfel.
= Mrs. 9lasnbilb Mnberiou afett
forrise Ds1sbag ueb Dpbeu en- Mlber
af IS aar. 8esrauelien foresit ,1nber
flor Deltaselie Grebas fra benbes Sgns
9lem / ghtcaso. Sun par en- al De dtbite
norife Settlerei @bicaso. 9un tom
nemlis til gbicaso 1845. 8aa gsien
bib mifebe bun to at fine Spnuer; ben
treble % sien(eueube er rSfan6tnepen"s 9
@ier, Sobn Mnoer1ou.
-@n Eelesrafoperatsr, Sames
Baptiite 8utte, Mout. bleu ben a6oe
os. Fubt os orabt al fin 9uftru. Ntrs.
Baptiite s6apbe peret borte en- Eur os ba
bun lom biem baobe benbes Manb blet
bsoelis torelifet / en- Sfueipiaertnbe os
retite til Selena oasiftebe fig meo benbe.
Da Wrs. Bapttft :fifoibe berom oPfsste
buu fin Rano og fenote en- Rusle sienz
ueu bam.
- Go. u. 8unbap, en- uns gbicaso
Sa9fprer'blep ben l6be bs. a9teuiet /
Wilwaufee, Bts. til Bfan9e Berreu.
Do be .par gift te!esrafereoe ban til fine
6orelbre'i gbica8o at ee uar gift os
oitbe foume biem, n1en u,obtos bet 5nar,
at Gan maatte itfe BABE fiji Suitru meb.
6eroper btep be fae ilbe titu,obe .,et be
tss @tft Os Mr. 8unbas bgbe frog,
1uea ben a1use 6uifru fOat F8 efter.f .fbdre
2abelfer.
= ct. 2ouis, Mo., lobe sept.
Sraut 8errb brat taftes 80 G4aifer
r9Se11s Seer" paa en- Gideon, 9porban
lab oe fptlebe Sort. 6ex brat asss bet
gsetfs 8eer", @erteu babbe paa Dpz
lag, es forlanste enbba n,ene. So u,ere
ban braf, bes tDtfere btep gan, os 7bes
lettere bleu ban. Da &l. sar tire. t.s,be
ban Pct lite sea, men uaar San forHste
berpaa, iprans dan fra ct @aeb til etun>
bet iom en @uu.rntbolbt. Glfbf flu,5e
baa Fet lite bolbe fine Gsober paa @a,!=
pet -ban uar Gsefrem b(euest en- n,en>
uefelas Balon = os mau taaaatte biKse
bam faF til @ulset. Saa b&eu ber peo
9assrs fenbt 8,ab efter Bol.tsambulaa>
cen, % fan blepsfiBrt til StationeR.l
Sen pagtbapenbe 8pse, Dr. &earneA5
turoe iaiblertt6 tito 'labe fam ta9e ub AZ,
go9ueu, Of 5rpet tor at ban ftsIoe, iti9s|
tiiueirs lsm en- 8aaaV, u9 fob iaa Ruitesl
fisre bata til 8DboiFstalet, bpor 8asienB
blep puapet rb af Meuen paa ban. gau|
(iguer ban i9ien ct ulnGnbeltst Renne=
fe. ~Bafs Seer" er.en temperance
Drift.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-09-21

tblep bebift &onuentionen al &omt.
teen, iom blep neoiat til at unberiese.
Den udrbise @reftemanb bolbt en- srt<
benbe Bpn til &onuentionen tpr bens
Mabntns ftaaenbe meo Subaspensene /
2pmmen. @ammenrprerne blep bes>
.perate, forbi be lite funbe fontrolere
&onpenttunen % mente ue6 ct fuabant
'&neb at faa ttrGmt Notwithstanding.
De talber grrep en- Erampseneral.
ga, i en- buis Soritanb men lite / @eas
ltteten. &i peb. at buersans bet be-
trdnste Solt baper petitioneret for bet
enc eQer anbet, ps buis Sfesierins bat
siort noset, ct bet til bet uarre. gorep
iasbe, ban oilbe preientere en- Betitiou
meo St0pler paa os bolbe en- Gale til:
@esierinsen tra &apitolets Eroppe.
9an siorbe laa siennem tort 8eipdr os
mesen l1bsift, men bpab fit 6an til
2en: Sab, Sorast os Mistienbelie
ira ale 3Olo os tiliioit fafet i Gdnsiel
iom 2en. Os iaa ital anb:e 8efOrs
mere trampe paa bam. 9eter Beroens
2en, men bans Maun pil saa neo 6i=
itorien meb andre Sribeosbelte. Dm
Debs % gorep baubs baut fine Mdnb
uel beudbnet iitebetfor at fomme meb
Snitription paa beres :Baauer ON
r5reb pea Sorben os gelbesaselisbeb
blanbt Wennefene" ptlbe be blet re-
lpetteret. Men ud1te @ans be fom,ner
+ buao faa? g. G.>Dtion.
:: @or erebe Snbienber tar Sell n1eb
Qenipu til Columbus &es.uentionen.
n Samnenrsrerne@ forleuste at frem=
lesse 8eutier foe aorruption / &ou=
uenttoweu, men Mibtpeisfa faueuae nestebe
bet. Det bar for &omtteen Beuiierne
bleu fpemlast. Det oar 4euer itfe
y rSamssenr6rerne" 1csm iolste fin Snbz,
fpbel{e. Set sar to Checks, iom
frempifes for Rsa1tteen buer paa $25..
ubfiebt af James asest forat Mobtaz
geret. nlbe pirfe for Nen1ndiou af en-
esen Eaaet. 2i8esebes ubbeItes fere
Serubaaebiueter af Daf, @annas Mseut,
til 9etesater iom ftuloe uipte for esen
Eidet - for MIDDLE of the road.
vBeotfecne", flyer ben cue al &omiteeu,
vnar afaprenbe"-
Paites Eaplor fob aueb Snsaspenses
ne 2oannen er faabt, sen bax fortalte
bet belle = fortalk at ban basDe fadt
benz at Sid, o9 at ban fit benz for at
utrfe foe egen Etdet. Det Dor BpobIe=
rem, &aRsreu hense @aas terraabte.
81 bat itfe falbt gerep Eramp0eneral.
Det uar u&2prmaucea", fsm brsste uo>
trbffet, os oi sieutos bet ,sseb Gnf0riel
paa ianaae Waaoe, fem ri benne Gang
sieataser aabtrpttet ~Saau.aenrtrerne".
81 baaber @r. Ol1on sil fe, at oi lite
bar mere sae6 &leusenaunet .,Gaempse=
neral, at beitiue enb pi FAC u,eb &len=
seuaunet wSammenrprer2e". 0or
3uoienoer pa uel lite, forbi ii gentos
bans ubtrgf, .paaitaa, at bet 4@sbbus=
9eren1, iOm er anfparlis for Rlenssnap:
net Sammenrererne? 8i bar lite 1a9t
It uonbt Orb an goreb. 81 lputes
iste ON, at ba9 forlob 6olfepartaet en-
eab iibeu, meu Vi gap lite onbt fra .us.
Ds bet er beipuberlist, at Dbtos a1sd
Ne of the readers numtmerebe an,
ieu, baube forlabt Harttet.
ut ri frembolbt Mffererne nebe Il
0bio, troebe ri uae Dor @Iiet. 9t b3r;|
retn5olbt benz iaa tanbferDist, iom p|
jar foritaat ben. % brust be bebite l1ns
'erretutnser, ri bar 5et. l1uberiegelieS
eomiteen burbe urre bebife Mutboritet /
zen Gag. 9feb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-09-21
8jsrnfierne 8isrnionS Ntober.
(Mortel, Gifeie,1 / .Dasbl.

(aeorteu eiteien rDasbl.' y
Norse! 5 bin Sommerlue,
mems tun Stumrin9 bar bin Scat,
ferif leg iaa ben gamle Grue,
2plet ouer benbes @tat.
Ilbris fben git af Minbe
mig ben eble norife &uinbe.
Ssuuen, iom fit Napu iaa pioe,
SIP iom Sfialo fra b0ie ytorb,
iaa Seters9ang bun tribe
frem meb uinseitdrte Orb.
6inbrtn9ss9fornen uel bun fienbte,
buor mob ban, fig Strsmmen uenbte.
5rom os frit os Ips @inbe
bu fit bpre &aulpens Den,
Morses able Mobertpinbe!
&pibe leb bu meb bin @en.
l1nber Dpnnet os Eaa9en
but 9aabet bolst big naaseu.
gtft leg peb, ban pil bet sobe,
SBilnen min! So ban til Slut
ifulbe rDbbes op neb Robe,
! ffrep ban tidtt fin r@laoe Gut.
Grant min Sgn / BAN leg tienber,
bporban faa bans 2Ds be penber.
Saaban talte bu, os fi0iie
@ans, jes faa BIT lpie Bill,
iaa leg, bu bet famine Dibfe,
ftignt Der ftrtoe 9slaer gil.
Spn af NorseS lpie 9pinbe
eier n,l leg ! bit Minbe. III
n
Telegram fra giorse raeobeler at
5ru Gribtiof gsanien bar feot en- e5sn.
s.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-09-21

Telegram fra Norse uebbeler at
Gru Gribtiof ganien bar feot en- Ssu. Il
The advocate., 1897-01-13

economy, and will begin by cutting down
the number of stenographers. 1t was
agreed that only onastenographer should
be named for the Senate at large. The
only committees which will have steno.
graphers are the Ways and Means, Rail
road, Judiciary, and Engrossed Bills.
Clerks will be allowed or.ly to those
members who are Chairmen of commit.
tees. Under the old rule every Senator
was entitled to a clerk, whether Chair
man OF committee or not.
HOUSE.
Weilep Of Cherokee called the House
caucus to order at o'clock p. m. Fri
day. Mr.. Weilep was chosen Chairman
and Davis Of Wilson Secretary of the
caucus.
Armstrong OF WyAndotte was elected
Sergeant-Rt-Arms, and Fairchild of
Kingmsn assistant.
Hackney Of Sumner was appointed
Assistant Secretary.
After the appointment of a committee
by Congressional districts on order Of
busineas the caucus adjourned.
The committeeman were John NJ.
Doyle, Fifth district, Chairman; H. A.
Keefer, First; J. M. GOodnc, Second; G.
r. Walters, Third; 0. 0. Outcalt, Fourth;
GCsasmMp9 cn pass 0.s
The advocate., 1897-01-13
$l.OO A YEAR.
The addresses Of both the retiring and

The addresses Of both the retiring and
incoming Governors were very brief.
Governor Morrill, said that much aouse
and criticism had been hesped upon the
State, but that Kansas had never failed
to meet her just obligations or repudia-
ted her debts. This is more than could
be said Of Illinois or some Of the other
States. Wise legislation will help
Kansas by restoring confidence and in
viting capital, but legislation cannot
alter the law Of business or lower the
rate Of interest. He had lived in Kan
sas forty years, and had more faith in its
future now than ever before. In con.
ClusiOn, Governor Morrill, expressed the
hope that the new Governor would have
the support Of all the people in his Of
forts to give the State good admins
tration.
Governor Leedy expressed his appre-
citation Of the trust conHded to him by
the people; ne regarded himself az for
tunate in following so distinguished o
The advocate., 1897-01-13

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR A. M. HARVEY.
Reading Clerk, D. NJ. Ferguson Of
Paola.
Sergeantat-A Arms, Solon Gray Of AL
den; first assistant, Frank Forrest of
jewell City; second assistant, Lutte White
Of Arkansas City.
Chaplain, Rev. w. r. Loofbourrow of
Atwood.
Docket Clerk, r. r. Beam Of Anthony;
Assistant Docket Clerk, L. Shamleffsr
of Douglas.
Journal Clerk, F. Robinson Of Olivet,
Usage county; Assistant Journal Clerk,
William A. Stewart Of Sslina; first as.
Sistant, Lincoln Porter Of Ottawa.
Document Clerk, George e. Smith Of
Germantown; Assistant Document Clerk,
Miss Lillian Lemon of Wichita.
Postmaster, w. P. Webb Of Larned;
Assistant Postmaster, L. G. Wooster of
Eureka.
Doorkeeper, r. G. Widdicombe of Kan
sas City; Assistant Doorksepers, I. III.
Gallagher Of Springdsle, ]. Fl. Johns of
COncOrdis, David OIiphant of Cherry.
vale and M. B. Crawford Of Howard.
Guard OF cloak room, Charles Ernst
Of Clay Center; Assistant Guard Of cloak
room, Percy Daniels, Jr., Of Girard.
Night Watch, s. b. Fulton Of Russell.
Hsad JsnitOE, "A. n. Poison Of Harris;
Assistant Janitors, Joe Mitchell OIL
The advocate., 1897-01-13

OF the local committee called the assem-
blage to order and gave way to Governor
Osborn. Rev. W. G. TODD Of Wichita
delivered the invocation, after which
Chief Justice Martin stepped forward
and administered the oath Of Office to
the new officials in the following order:
Secretary Of State W. E. Bush, Auditor
Of State W. H. Morris, Superintendent
OF Public instruction William Stryker,
Treasurer Of State d. Ell. HeAebOwsr,
Attorney General L. G. Boyle, Lieuten.
ant Governor A. M. Harvey.
Governor Morrill, then delivered on
address, after which he introduced bis
SUCCESSOR, Governor-elect John w.
Leedy. Governor Leedy delivered his
inaugural address, after which he took
the oath Of Office.
The oath was then administered by
the retiring Chief Justice TO his sncces-
sor, Chief Justice Frank Doster.
America" was suhg by the audience,
and the ceremonies concluded with the
firing Of the Governors salute by Bat.
terry b.
From to 4 the new State officials
held receptions in their Offices in the
State House, and In the evening a public
reception was rendered them in tine Son.
ats Chamber byth6 citizans ofTepalEa.
The advocate., 1897-01-13

speaker Streets leading opponent who will
Do chairman House Railroad COMMITTEES.
line OF predecessors, and hoped that he
would prove worthy of the Office. The
security of Kansas does not rest on the
1900 militia, but upon the character Of
the people, who have never been found
wanting in any crisis. The history Of
Kansas is noble one, and brings the
blush OF pride to the brow Of every citi-
zen. In conclusion, the Governor said
that he entered upon his office with the
fixed determination TO do his duty in all
things as he saw it.
AS Judge Doster left che platform,
after taking the oath of office, he was
recalled by the audience, who demanded
q speech. He spoke briefly in acknowl.
edgement Of the compliment.
The advocate., 1897-01-13
The State Alliance.

The meeting OF the State Alliance in.
Topeka, January s and z, was very
successful and much business Of In
terest to the order and to the public
was transacted. Each Gub.AllianCe
was instructed to appoint . ststIstlcian,
and a committee on political record.
and other steps were taken 20.
strengthen the order. The matter OF q.
syetem Of barter checks to facilitate
exchange was recommended for study
during tho coming year. A number OF
interesting papers were read, some Of
which the ADVOCATE will publish In,
full In Che near future. Owing TO Che.
demands upon our space we are unable.
70 publish the proceedings this week,
but viii give them ia full IN our naxf
iagIl&, s.
The advocate., 1897-01-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Preliminary Work Done and the Body Is
Ready for Business.

The Preliminary Work Done and the Body is
Ready for Business.
Pursuant to call, the Populist mem-
bers of the Legislature and their D0mo-
cratic and free silver Republican allies
met in caucus Friday and Saturday to
effect an organization. Below we give
the proceedings Of the caucuses.
SENATE.
The caucus organized Friday night by
electing Lewelling of Sedgwick Chair
man and Hanna Of Clay Secretary.
Householder OF Cherokee was chosen
President pro tenn.
The following employees Of the Senate
were then selected:
Secretary, M. Watson of Hutchinson;
Assistant Secretary, F. j. Fritch Of In.
dependence.
The advocate., 1897-01-13
THE INAUGURAL.

Governor LeOdy and the Other state Officials
Sworn In.
The new State officials elected TO serve
the people for the next two years were
formally inducted into Office Monday in
Representative Hall.
The local arrangement committee had
charge Of the inaugural ceremonies, over
which Ex-Governor Thomas A. Osborn
presided.
Ex Governors John p. st. John, Geo.
W. Click and l.. d. Lewelllng, and ex-
Chief Justices S. A. Kingman and Albert
H. Horton were also present.
At II O'clock Chairman d. G. Tillotson
The advocate., 1897-01-13
Topeka, KANSAS, JANUARY lS, 1897.

North Topeka, Peter RuCker Of Topeka
and John Holcomb Of Sharon Springs.
Senate Stenographer, A. A. George Of
Erie.
Pages, Carl Henderson of Topeka,
Frank Strickland Of Kansas City, Will
liam Helm Of Ellsworth and Willie Rey-
nolds Of Cherokee.
1t was decided to increase the number
Of standing committees from twenty
eight to twenty.nine. The Committee
on Penal and Charitable Institutions
was divided into one for penal institu-
tions and one for charitable institutions.
The matter Of naming the committees
was left to Lieutenant Governor Harvey.
The Senator'S agreed upon a policy of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-23
PINE TREE PRODUCTS.

The sawmill follows in the wake OF
the turpentine gatherer
The cones of certain species of pine
are sometimes eaten as food
kin to afford 100 barrels of tar
should burn about eight or nine days.
The inner bark of the pine tree is in
certain sections of the country made
into rope
The yellow pine is one of the most
valuable woods of the country. and is
used largely for shipbuilding and house
timber
The yellow pine tree often attains
height of seventy feet and upward.
though rarely more than two feet in
diameter.
An essential oil obtained by distilla-
ton of the leaves or needles has medi-
cinal virtues attributed to it by some
German practitioners.
Immense quantities of the pitch
pine" grown in the Southern states are
exported to Great Britain and the West
Indies. 1t is very durable and polishes
well
IN Kamschatka the inner bark of the
pine is macerated in water, then
pounded and made into q kind of sub
stitute for bread. without any admix-
ture OF flour.
The 'loblolly" pine of the back
woodsman grows on the Southern
pine barrens." 1t grows eighty or
ninety feet high, sometimes having
girth of six or eight feet.
There is a species of pine tree which
grows in California, and known as the
giant pine, or sugar pine, which is the
largest of the pine genus, often rising
to a height of 200 feet, with trunk
twenty to thirty feet in girth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-23
WORDS OF GREAT MEN.

He who loses hope, may then part
With anything-Congreve.
To choose time Is to save time; and
an unreasonable motion is but beating
the air.-Bacon.
have always thought that what was
good was only what was beautiful put
In action.-Rougseau
True delicacy, that most beautiful
neart-leaf of humanity, exhibits itself
most significantly in little things
Mary Hewitt
Who can define the bounds OF future
improvement? Who will venture to
aliege tha; men have not yet as much
TO learn as they have already learned?
Noah Webster.
People who take no pride in the noble
achievements of remote ancestors will
never achieve anything worthy to be
remembered with pride by remote des-
cendants. .-Macaulay.
II we exclude sympathy and wrap
ourselves round in a cold chain armor
Of selfishness, we exclude ourselves
from many OF the greatest and purest
joys OF ife.-Sir John Lubbock.
Patient. hopeful waiting is hard work
when it is the only work possible to
us in an emergency. But patient wait
Ing is in its time the highest duty OF
a faithful soul-H. Clay Trumbull.
Read the book you do honestly feel
a wish and a curiosity TO read. The
very wish and curiosity indicates that
you then and there are the person like
ly to get COOL out of it.-Carlyle.
Men are, and ever will be, what their
wives and sisters, and above all. their
mothers tend to make them by in
hrence which begins with the cradle
and only ends with the grave.-F. ".
Farraf.
How mankind defers from day to day
the best it can do. and the most beauti-
full things it can enjoy, without think
ing that every day may be the last one
and that lost time is lost eternity.-Max
Muller.
Set before you high models Try to
live with the most generous and to OBJ
serve heir deeds. Be contented, yet
aspire, that should be the faith of all.
and the two are quite compatible.-F.
w. Robertson.
Words, money, all things else, are
comparatively easy to give away; but
when man makes a gift of his daily
life and practice, it is plain that the
truth, whatever it may be. has taken
possession of him.. r. Lowell.
Though an inheritance of acres MAY
be bequeathed, AN Inheritance of knowl-
edge cannot. The wealthy man may pay
others for doing his work for him, but
1t IS impossible to get his thinking done
for him by another, or to purchase any
kind of self-culture.-Sa Samuel Smiles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-23
CHOICE SELECTIONS.

The Hoosac tunnel cost about $3.50
foot; the Mt. Gents tunnel under the
Alps, 1855 a foot.
twenty-five years ago United States
Senator Pritchard was a printers devil
in the office of the Jonesboro (Tenn.)
Tribune.
Cadger-Will you give me a few cop
pers for a bed, sir? Isaac Moss-Cer-
denly, mine frendt. We're is der bed?-
London Tit-Bits.
Corn held in Holt county. Missouri
has been damaged 10 per cent by tie
corn worm. and horses and cattle have
suffered from eating it.
There is at least one extent 10 which
mans curiosity never leads him; TO
propose 10 girl just to see what she
will say.-Atchison Globe.
Finnish as literary language is mo-
limited to the Kalevala There were
H. periodicals published in that Ian
guage alone last year. as well as four
where Finnish and Swedish are used
together-New York Sun.
Tenderfoot Dentist-Why, somebody
has simply drilled your teeth withou
5lling them! P;zenwood Pete-Thst',
right, pard. Tenderfoot Dentist-W.
- -what-was the matter? Pizenwc5
.'ctrYer see, can't keep "a
.naorfn' ever time a nerves teched
Chicago Record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-23
PRODUCE MARKET.

The followingprices are paid in Ard
more for the farm products named:
Butter, 10 and 15c per Id.
Chickens, s1.25 to S1.50 per doZ.
Eggs, &c and Sc per doz.
Irish potatoes (new), Csc per bu.
Apples (northern), 81 per bbl.
Onions, 81 per bu.
Cabbage, &c and &c per lb.
Hay, s7.00 to $500 per ton.
Corn, 35 to 40c per bu.
Oats, 23c and 27c per bu.
Wheat so cents per bushel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-23
TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION,


Nashville, Tenn. For the above oc-
easion the G., c. s s. F. Ry. Santa
Fe Route will sell excursion tickets
of three classes, viz: y. B. and G..
a. below:
Glass a. on sale daily after April
2s, limited to Nov. :, at rate from
Ardmore of S31 go.
Class b. on sale daily after April
20, limited 20 days from date Of sale,
rate from Ardmore $500.
Glass c. on sale Tuesdays and
Thursdays of each week after April
20, limited 10 days from date of sale,
rate from Ardmore S16.S5.
For complete information in re-
gard to any of the above excursions,
call upon or address,
/. r. MASON, Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-23
Santa Fe Excursion Rates.

FOURTH or JULY CELEBRATIONS.
For such celebrations the G., @. &
s. F. Ry. will sell excursion tickets
between all points on their line at
fare and one-third for round trip.
Tickets sold July 3, 4 and 5, limited
for return 10 July 8.
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National Convention Y. P. S. c. E
San Francisco, Cal, July to l.
For this occasion the transportation
companies will make the extremely
low rate from all points on the q. G.
* $. +. Ry., OF So. 30 each direction.
or $500 for the "trip. Tickets on
sale June % and 30, July l and 2,with
extreme limit of Aug, rs for return.