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PUILDIEGs. stores, lofts. ofices, and studios TO lot
ID In desirable locations.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, ss5 Broadway. cor. 18th st.
BUILDINGS. stores, lofts. and onices to let; a large
ID number. RULAND q WHITING. o Beekman ST.
CPLENDID CHANCE for those looking for a nne
- spacious loft, In our new and very subst initial
buuiing, be-61.08 Allen st. Size. 7bxssxl o feet, ex.
tending through from Allen TO Eldridge Of. Unsur.
pass ID In light and ventilation. Is the best appointed
hoor in this city for stable. mgnufsctarins. or storage.
feet light and air. Rent, 81 800 per year.
Also a nne dry and perfectly ~ventilat d basement,
same dimensions, not quite as well lighted, 81 200.
Would answer admirably for stable, manufacturing,
or storage. An inspection will please you. Apply TO
Z, RIDLEY 4 IONS,
Grand. Orchard and Allen sits.
no LET-Three hne lofts. 2oxIOO It. each, singly or
Il together. In the substantial building, 41S Pearl st.i
an once on second floor can be had with them II
desired; nne accommodations for n substantial printer
and photographer: from such the rent, to . large ex-
tent. " ould be taken In work; equally desirable for
CAlmosD any manufacturing business. Apply on the
promises.
eTH Az, ~eGs.-Large floor 7 /. light buslapss or
y DIV citing; hot ami cold water. r,,
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FURNISHED flats % gst.

THAT'S AM APARTMENTS. unfinished. furnished.
II In desirable locations; rent 1540 to $4,000.
FOLSOM S36 Broadway. cor. 18th st.
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ACRES FOR $3.50.
At Pat hogue and Medford. L. l.: easy terms; ~ DER
month and Ut. For particulars call or W rite to o. L.
Land and Investment Company
676-b7s Broadway. New York.
BUILDING LOTS by the sea. q few left; $50: send
II for circulars. LEWIS, 202 B'wsy; call wednesday.
(NHICKES acres; house, barn; only
$4,000; farms all sizes; cheap.
W Northport, L..
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Sla1s ana Apartments 90 EFT.

halls heated. go.
59D ST.. a3O EAsT.-3 and 4 rooms, 90 to e1S.
Av.. l45S-l45J. - rooms and
bath, halls heated. SIT to S2l.
lOBD ST.. Oh " EsT.-o rooms and bath. steam
heat. S35 to 8l5.
COLUMBUs AV., AM. SGT, sa0.-6 rooms and
hath. steam heat. t2J TO $50.
l15TH ST.. llS-ll5 WEST rooms and bath,
heat, hot water, $50.
l9SD ST., SIS EAsr.-single nat. 8 rooms and
197TH ST., 9S7-asO VEST IS rooms and bath,
steam heat. see to 32i.
l8s rA ST.. I8S.ID5 EST. "a rooms and bath,
steam heat, hot water, $50 to o25.
188TH ST.. 64N EAkT.-B rooms, Gle and o13.
Apply to Janitors on prrmis 3 or
MACIAY & DAVIES, ~ Pine st.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chambers
st.. IA follows, and nve minutes earlier from West
23 at:
O,1l a. M.-vestibuleE Express daily for Bingham
c.po ton, Waverly, Elmlra. BufalO, Bradford, ar
rtves Buffalo 500 +. NJ. Parlor car to Buffalo.
OIL = a. M.-vestibuled Express daily. except Sun
O'lC day. for PortJ ,rvis. NJ ,nticell". LacEawax'n.
Honesdale. and important local points TO Corning.
Daily to Port J"rvis. Pullman Parlor Cars for Mon.
ti'ello and Corning.
s).l0 q. M.-Vestibule limited.-Fast mail daily.
Z.UO Solid tram for Chicago via Chautauqua Lake,
arrives Cleveland at TAO A., NJ. Chicago 8 r. NJ.
sleeprrs TO Chicago. Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Din.
Ing car.
7.0l r. M.-Buralo and Cleveland vestibule Er.
.cp press daily. arrives ut Buffalo 7O5 A. NJ,
bradford T;l7 A. NJ, jamestown ZOO A. NJ, Clever
land 1880 4. NJ. sleeper, 10 Huralo and Cleveland).
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago. and
re VEST; CAT" Library Ger.
o.1c Niagara Falls, Solid ira n to Chicago, Sleep.
err To Horne.lsville, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
JACKETS, LOCAL ! VI CARDS. y PULLMAN
ut Ill, ll3, 28l. 40l, ami g57
broadway. l21 luwery, 1919 East l2jth ST.. aud 81
West l25th st, Chambers and West 23d At. ferries.
New YorX; a33 and 72G Fulton ST., lOB Broadway,
H%rooklyn; 200 Hudson st, HohoS' n. end Jersey CITY
station. We.tcott's Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences To destination.
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Sumner Resorts.
nuMMleR REanRr

SUMMER
For circulars and information about the follovinR
hotels apply 20 fRED Fl. sCOF1RLD. Metropolitan
buiIding, Madison square:
The Homestead, Hot sprin n, Va
Hotel Childwold Lake MassAwepie, n. Y.
Tiote, 81. carries. Atlantic oity, N. J.
Paul Smiths Ho'el. St Reggie Lake. ~.
Somerset Inu, Bernardavillo, Nd.
Glen summit Hotel. Glen Summit Pa
The Chateaugay, Chateaugay Lake 7.
Hawkhurtt, Litchneld, Conn.
coleman House. Asbury PARK, y. y.
Lake Placid House. Lake Placid, N, T.
The Algonquin. eAranao Lake, NJ Z.
The Grand, hackinnc Island, Mich.
Hotel st. Charles, Hunter, y. Y,
The wentworth, New Castle, N n.
The Rockingham, Portsmouth. n. n.
United Statea Hotel, Saratoga springs, n. 4,
ocean View Hotel, Block Island, n L
M~izEcn.Top Hotel, Phwling. N. Y.
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WHlTE STAR LINE.

German O.. Aug. y. noon Britannia. Aug. 20, noon
TcutoniS: Az; 10; noon plisse sSa i ;ssP1 \ nSon
Pier n, EcTth III. y, ONCE broadway. New York.
u. MAITLAND KkR6EY. Ageuk
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DELAWARE. LACrAWANNA n WhsrEnS
u. II.
Stations In New York. root OF barclay and
Christopher SITS.
yESTIBCLE TRAINS. PULLMAN RUFFEE
OARS PlNTSlM LIGHT.

Direct route to Newark, bloomfield. Montclair. the
Oranges. Summit. Bernardsville. Basking Ridge. Mad.
ison. Norristown, PasSaic. Paterson. BoOntOu. Dover,
Stanhope, Newton. Budd'B Lake. Lake Hopatcong,
I!ackettstown. Schoo ey's Mountain. Washington,
Philiipsburg, Easton, Water Gap. Stroudsburg, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton. Pittston. Wilkesbarre. Nanti-
coke, panville. northumberland. Montrose. Bingham.
ton. oxford, Norwich, waterville. Utica. Richneid
Springs. Cortland. Syracuse. oswego. Ithaca, oweCo,
Elmira. Corning. Bath, Dansvi lie, Buffalo. and ali
points West. Northwest, and Southwest.
500 \. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
Stations.
1000 4 M.-,Cafe car,-Bunalo. Scranton, BinR-
hamton, Ow.go. ithaca, Elmlra, Syracuse. and %
wego Express. Pullman DutI-t parlor cars. Con.
meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana
points West; Pullman parior car New York 70
loo y. M.-Scranton. Binghamton. and Elmira ED-
press. Pullman bunet parlor cars.
4iOO u. W. scranton, Wilkesbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlOr cars.
100 y. M.-(Daily)-ChicagO Vestihuie Limited Ep-
press for scranton. Binghamton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman buret sleeping car, New York 10 Chicago.
Dining car west OF Buffalo.
$40 u. M.-,Daiiy) -Bufalo Express. Pullman
sle pers for scranton, Binghamton. Elmtra. Bath.
Mt. Morris. and Buffalo. arriving HuTalo ; A. NJ.
OiBO y. VI -tpaily)-Bufralo Scranton, bingham
ton. owegn. Ithaca, Eln.ira, syracuse. and osyrgo
Express. Pullman bunct sleepers. Sleepers New
YORK TO ltichfield springs.
Tickets and Pullman recommendations at Henry
Gaze 4 Sons, Ltd, liz broadway, IA Park place.
and i2N broadway and Oi2 broadway. Tickets ut
Ferry stations. III 4ih ay, cor. lHth ST. 81 West
le5th ST.. 235 Column rs av,. New York 33S and 1913
Fulton st. ami 100 iirIaiway, Brooklyn, Time tables
We-tcotts Express Company Will rall for and check
baggage from hotel or residpnCp Ia destination.
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TROY BOATS

Fare 10 all resorts north and east lower than any
other route. CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leave
foot West 10th st. da ly, except Saturday, 9 p. N. Ex.
press ira MS for Saratoga, Lake George, Adirondacks,
6c. sunday ste -mer touches st Albany.
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NAME STEAMSHIP co.
DOMINION LINE,

bAILN To NOHbOIh'
shortest Hea Trips cut OT New York.
Delightful tours to old Point Comfort. Norfolk.
Newport News. Petersburg. Portsmouth,, Primers
point. Richmond, Vlrginia leach, Va, and Washing.
ton. u. c. Freight and Passenger steamers sail from
Pier 90, North River, every week hSy except sAtur-
". GuILLAUDEU, Tice, pres't and Trannc MgT.
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Dwelling gOasss d. gn-gity.

nEhIRABLK HOUSES. Furnished and unfurnished,
~ In Desirable l~ocatioDsi rent 81. 300 to 10000.
foLsoh BROTHERS. 800 BroAdM w. cor. 18Th st.
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for Sale OF % Eet-Citu.

WOODLAND HEIGHTS. C~ITY-Choice cottages,
"A 81 rooms, all improvements. to let, SlS per month,
or sold on easy terlns. IRVING. 3l5 Madison av.
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New York and BOSIO, All Rail,

n. y, y. II. * II. II. X. and come, tions.
From Grand CCntral station.
Leave. BY way Of Due.
p:0I A. NJ, Springfield aud Worcester, 8:HO T.. NJ.
1000 A. NJ, t1Stw London and Providence. 800 =. NJ.
1908 A. NJ, New London and Providence, A;lO +. NJ.
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $50 +. NJ.
tl:O0 L. NJ, Air Line and y. 4. X. r.. 600 l.. VI.
l:O2 7. NJ, New London and Providence. 700 +. ".
500 i. NJ, 'New London and Providence. $500 T.. NJ.
400 L, NJ, springfield aud Worcester, 1000 y. NJ.
boo i. NJ, 'Sew London and Providence. ll:On +. VI.
ll:O0 7. NJ, springfield and Worcester, b:l5 A. VI.
l2;OO l.. NJ. New London and Providence, B:25 4. II.
'Runs da ly, including sunday.
,t7Bay state Limited; all parlor cars; fare o., In.
GLIDING parlor car seat.
tAir Line Limited; arrives at and departs from Park
Square station. Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
q. T. HEMPSTEAD, Gen, Pass. Agent.
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for SHE.

T SACRIFICE, account OF going back to Europs.
"A furniture and carpets for I'VE rom nat; Furniture
- good as new, BUFF. ZAP West Ath 81.
EoR ALE valuable Water Power, with building
II 40Xo0. four noors; good shipping facilities, Gc.
For further particulars address WIN. ORR, orr'S
Mills, N. Y.
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LONG ISLAND.
4. L.. n. v.
WI A N HA " S e 7
LONG ISLAND.

House and Cottages. open until Sept. 10. Handsomely
rebuilt since fire, August. 1896; all modern improve
ments; BEAUTIFULLY situated amid beautiful scenery;
drives, groves; pure water; dry atmosphere olhng.
yachting, bathing. fishing Cane ng, etc. etc. Easily
accessible by superior train service on Long Island
Railroad and new steamers Shinnecock and Aontauk.
Send for terms and illustrated pamphlet to H. d.
W. LAWSON. Manager. ManhAn set House. Suffolk
Co. n. Y.
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9nruished Ruoms &A partmeuts to 81
FURNISHED Rooms 90 Eet-arnohlyu.

HANDSOMELY furnished double room with bay
IL window; all improvements; private house; 81;
IS minutes from bridge or broadway ferries. 4lS
Putnam av.. near Tompkins. Brooklyn.
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furnishsa auusss % Est.

ITO RENT In philadelphia nine room house, com.
L pletely furnished; very desirable location. AID.
dress s.. 8lO North 2lst st., Philadelphia.
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asal @stats fur sals-aerssy City

DOR SALE on Jersey City Heights. now detached
II cellar and 8.room house; all improvements; large
lot; OF. 400; easy terms. JOHN W. LANE. builder,
$50 Randolph NV.
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f~uraishsa asOuses to gst---gOuutra

NANTUCKET. HASs.-Clin cottage, 10 minutea
IN beach and village, near hotels; fully furnished;
bed, table linen, blankets; WannAeonnet water, ana
bio, 5 bedrooms; 800 balance LeAson. EASTMAN
4 N 6b West b6th Ut.
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p Pennsylvania

=. r,oys9N No.
brosses and Cortlandt streets.
str .ts is i've minutes later than that gwen below for
Iwenty'third street station.
Car New YOrk 70 piitsburs, .esIins Car pl,tsbafs
s s.ss !: y: ffS. tifENh!'shTaf HRS olfyslnnS;
sS%Rh5s%s %a-. s'ef For cd Rl".Rs' c s~Sh; nsi & Toio 90.
G,nei In Ip @nn sE k1G III Ioii y; kSg psrs
..ss T ;. N: W *" iE;RRSainEEsSarp a GessaEHi Sc Gle sS .
s SHi'S =. VI. fGs T9iSaSi ssffRs sf fXfREss.-ror Gin.
,: fsan =. M 1ndl PhGlFlc E * PsR 5; p,,.ssurs and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo eIceps
WILMINGTON AND THE GOTH.
7;a5: s:23; s;95, 800 Dining Car. 1888 NJ; 1888,
Dining cSrs,; APP Dining Car: Apo Dining Car.
T. s:'2 4. r ;a Nj 1s :dSu n,sa,ii snn G.g. s:a al p p;aS; lG and
Dining Cars. i:so Dining Carr. +:55 Dining Carr,
s%oUTHERN RAiLw4Y.-Express. 4:2b p. NJ. 1910
ATiA%Tic g Asst ~LINE.-Express. ee5 A. NJ. and
cHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RA1LwAy.-4:,5 P. "
FOR 3Lp POINT COMFORT and %oRFoLK.-7:os
A4LA Il MSet ci r" aW" NV T~ ei " y:t ahl1y tree, station.
i;25 7. y, and Dcsbrosses and Cor;lanit Streets,
CAPE MAY--wesf twenty third street station. 1888
through farlor Car and l:z' L NJ; week days.
p. NJ. week days.
Long Branch; Aspmgry Park dntsrlaksr s]gndaysl.
third Street station. 7:25. sos. $3.50. 1888 A. NJ.
l2;55 saturdays niy), 1853. 200. 8:l5. !|:jJ. Assn,
$50 p. VI. sundays, 7:55. p:25 A. NJ. 400 I. NJ. from
Deshross, 5 and CurtlAndt STREETS, $3.50. $40. p:In,
1000 4. NJ, 1910 q 20 Saturdays only. ESQ. 3:l0,
$40. ago. 5:lO. 700 p. NJ. Sundays. s:l5, 9:i5 A.
NJ. 5:l5 I. II.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:l5. 7:25, T:S5, 1925. 1913, n:>5 lA:3j Penna. Linn,
itedl. 9;65 Dining Carr. 1885. 1883 A. NJ. l2:5J.
l:5b. 2:5o, 3;h5. 4;26. i:25 dining Carr. 800 DIN
ing Car. 5:55 Dining Car, 7:I0. i.j5, $50 r. NJ
1910 niVht. sundays, 6:l5, 1:55. H:25. $50. 9:2',
g:53 Q.mited), 900. 1885 A. NJ. 100 dining Carr,
$3.50, 4!25 Dining Car. $3.50 dining Carr, 5:55
Dining Carr. TAO. 1855. $50 p. NJ, 1":l0 night,
Ticket orices Nos. 4ei. aii. liso,, 1923, II. and e6i
Broad way: l Aston House; West Twenty third
Street Station; and stations FOOT OF Dcsbr rssrs and
Cort andt Streets; 4 Iourt street, 800 Fa ton Street,
w B Roadway. and Brooklyn Annex station. Brook
Ign; Station. Jersey city. The New So X Transfer
Company will call tor and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to d stinatlon.
]. b. HUTCHINSON, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General = ss'r AGENT.
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~STONlNCTON LINE

For stoninRton, Narragansett Pier, Watch Hun, Bos.
ton, and all points East. steamers Maine and New
Hampshire. Leave Pier 80. n. n. one block above
Canal at, week days only, at q =, NJ.
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BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL

Table d huIe dinner. Including pint OF claret. o..
rom IL 10 . and 8 to : +. NJ. FirstrlaAa restaurant
"a carte at city prices. Best bathing fea"h and
houses on the coast. Take Kings County Elevated
uAIns at Brooklyn Bridge every go minutes. Time,
90 minutes. Fare 10 cents. Excursion 30 cents.
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&teamBoats.
NORWICH LINE
FALL RIVER LINE

Nor newport. Fall River. Boston. Martha's Vineyard,
\ y o a,n uhpe God, and all Eastern aud Northern
nouhtnln, inland, AMI Scashore points. steamers
rriscllia ami Puritan In commission. Fine orchestra
wses hsvs LenSe LIZ Is, y, R.; foot OF Murray ST..
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eTH Az, e~Gs.-Large floor 7 /. light business or
y DIV citing; hot ami cold water. M.
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PROvlD N &C LINE

TOT providence direct, Boston and ali INLAND and
SSeashore h,sorts East and North thereof. steamers
Leay' Pier B8, N. r., one block above Canal At. wseh
dRYA only. Mt h.An p M w
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&nntrast Asssrte.

u ARK N. ,. NOW OPRN.
Directly on the Beach. The leading hotel in every
respect. Elevator. MORGAN q PARSONS.
A sBURT PARK. EOS HTH Av.-Block from ocean,
large rooms; improvements; excellent tablet %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07
Brilliant Social Event.

What proved to be one of the
most delightful entertainments
of the season was given in hon
or of the Misses Fort of New
Mexico at the hospitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Turman,
on ApolloS street, last evening.
The house WAS beautifully dec
grated with flowers, and by six
candles arranged in each win
dow the rooms were brilliantly
Illuminated. BY 10 o'clock
quite a large crowd of Ard
II ores Young ladies and gentle
men had gathered. Miss Maud
LAHORE, assisted 10y Mesdames
q. III. Webb and f. q. Barry,
received the guests. After the
company was assembled, Mrs.
Barry took her place at the pi-
ano and played short portions
of familiar airs; the guests
were supplied with slips of pa
per and were requested toname
the selections as rendered. The
results We're frequently anus
ing. The successful contestant
was not learned by the report
er. After music, recitations
and other pastimeS. occu-
pied the time until IL o'clock.
At that time slips of paper
were again passed out, this
time to the ladies only, who
wrote portions of quotations.
! These were then thrown togeth-
er and PASSED around to the
| gentlemen, whose task it was
to complete the quotation and
then find the lady who had
written it, and her company at
supper was his reward. All be-
ing arranged. the company
marched St. the diningroom to
the strains of music cleVerly
rendered 10y Miss llillyard. The
I decorations of the table were Of
/ flowers; and these We're an
ranged with pleasing effect. Re
I freShmentS Of the most tempt
/ ing kind We're served.
The remainder OF the evening
was pleasantly spent; those
who chose engaged in dancing,
others in games. until a late
hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07
Garne.,Ine EIee Hon.

The election yeSterda y i
quoted as being an exceed ingly
quiet one and a light vote
polled.
!. X. Shortridge was rec lect-
eel mayor of the city 10y a vote
of jg4, against Philips - and
Morgan 81. In CLOSING a Ia gh-
IL complimentary eul'ogy on the
merits of Mayor Shortrid e
the Hesperian says:
"Mr. Shortrisig e's re-eIectit Il
means that the taxpayers Al
pleased with hi' administration
aud that his ~ nerous heart ana
magnauimow deeds are app re
ciated by everybody witho nj
regard to condition. His r,
election i both complimentary
and slgnIfi cant-and deserved" "
Prescrr ptiOns carefully com
pounded and no substitution at
Colem1 4 * Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07
a FIfty Pound wnd Cat.

Joseph Messena, an Italian
working in the mines at Krebs,
came over yesterday evening
and returned part of way on
foot last night late. About
half way between this place and
Krebs he was startled by some
object at the road side. The
man from Garibaldi's land had
a club and as the animal made
a dash for him he gave it a right
upper cut and broke its skull.
He returned TO town with a fifty
pound wild cat, took off Its
hide and remained here until
this morning, when he returned
to the mining town with the
trophy of his victory.-SoutL
McAiester Capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07
u. 5. court PreeeedInfs.

Since the ARDNoRElEE's last
report the following grist Of
business has been turned out
by Judge Kilgore's court:
Schneider Dry Goods Co. VS..
C.. Woodson ct al. replevin;
verdict for plaintiff.
United States vs. Penny
Wheeler. murder; continued by
the government on account OF
absence Of government wit
nesSes.
United States vs.. Henry Al
ford. introducing; dismissed.
The will Of ID. ID. Flow, de-
ceased. was admitted to probate
! and order made for appoint
lluent Of guardian ad Item for
minors.
The ease of George Cherry,
banged with larceny, was
.. ven to the jury this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07
sneht ExpIosIoa.

Yesterday evening while W.
b. Frame was scare ling for a
can containing linseed oil he
struck a match TO assist him IN
finding it. Holding the match
close to the can an explosion
followed. re shifting in the loss
of Mr.. Fran e's eyelashes and
whiskers and at the same time
burning him all over the face.
The flash was similar 10 that of
powder and was the result of
some one inadvertently pouring
a little gasoline on top of the
oil. The quantity luckily was
less then hall a pint, otherwise
the results would have been
quite serious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07
There Are Others,

But none to equal US
i'm the two great eS-
sential points--Quality
and price. Again we
are at the front with a
complete line of new
and attractive prices.
Our stock will fill you
with enthusiasm at
such alluring prices
that none can enter
our store and not be
convinced that we are
the leaders. Come and
get your share.
II. F. POTTS & Co,
The Leading Cash Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07

Capt ain Wilmington desires
the Al ;DNoREITE TO announce to
the people that the park,
viii now be- open to the public
on Sundays and every after
Il ooIl during the week. This
VIII be quite a boon to those OF
our people-especially TO the
ladi es-who wish a nice. quiet
drive in the afternoon or OF
Sunday; and We we know the
act will Dc highly appreciated,
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BY order of our consul COM
mander | take this means Of
notifying you to be present next
Friday night, April 9, ut our
regular meeting, as we have
business of Importance, ard
every member should be and Is
earnestly requested to be pres
ent. Il. G.. BRIDGMAN,
Clerk.
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VII. Brady received tele-
gram N is afternoon calling him
to Gain, ,svi. 'le. The condition
Of his a ged mother was the
cause. Grave feaS are enter
tanned for ller rec 'Ovel "
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Our line of sun
shades is immense;
prices the lowest.
DuSton'S.
\ Happy Occasion.

The pupils of the PreSbyter-
ian Sunday school were delight
fully entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Peyton yesterday af-
ternoon at theis comfortable
home. The children We're sery-
eel with ice cream. strawberries
and cake to their hearts con-
tent. 1t was a merry party of
about Seventy-five bright. we'll
dressed boys and girls.
Mr.. Peytou IS the efficient
superintendent of the school
and he and his wife have the
hearty thanks of all the school
for their kind and hospitable
Spread.
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The only 10 cent wall paper IN
town at Coleman x Lvnn's.
Getting Up Ties.

Tie Inspector G. W. Patton
of the Santa Fe is receiving
another delivery of ties from
Lee Gait. On this occasion
there will be checked in 10000
ties between Marietta and
Wynnewood, about 2O00 of this
number being stacked III the
yards at tins place.
The best line of cigars in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-07
We have the only pure paint
ing oil in town.
COLEMAN & LYNN.

Brilliant and all lamp oil as
cheap as the cheapest at Cole
man & Lynn.
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PURELY Personal.
PROMINENT GoersIsnd comersas Caught
ON the wIna b. the Reporter
for the ArdmoreIte.

J. y. Bass of Gainesville is in
the city.
c. J. Fellrath of Duncan is in
the city.
j. NJ. Wyse returned today
from Gainesville.
Mrs. Jack Darrell returned
from Marietta today.
Col. c. Newcomb Stevens of
Gainesville is in the city.
Ben Reynolds came down
from Berwyn this morning.
5. X. Dotson and John Alta
way of Berwyn We're in the city
today.
j. ii. Hutchins of the Nebo
community was III the city this
morning.
J. y. Eylar. travelling repre-
sentative of the Smith Premier
Typewriter Co. of Kansas City,
Is in the city.
Major w. III. Hill goes to
Palmer tomorrow TO pay the
death claim of +. G.. Gettys for
the New York Life.
Little Floy Golledge, muchito
the delight of the family and
many friends. Is getting along
all right now, the little sufferer
showing a fortitude which few
of ripper years could display.
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Born. Tuesday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. e.. Allen. a son.
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ristin white Lime, Sl.OO per
bar, Il. at Sammon's Lumber
Yard.