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Clara Cutler was poor orphan girl.
One day Mr.. Dodge, wealthy man, called
at the asylum and took her to his home
to live with himself and wife. They gave
her good home, dressing her neatly and
sending her to school. After and before
school hours she was employed in dust
ing, setting things to rights" and also
had to run on errands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge had no children of
their own, and that may have been the
reason they had taken fancy to Clara
or, perhaps, her sweet ways and her repu-
tation for truthiulness and honesty had
won for her place in their hearts.
But timid, bashful Clara did not know
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Eyes, sir, 1 am," was her decisive
answer.
"Ha, hap laughed Mr.. Dodge that
night. He had found the dishonest man
and obtained the money which was right
fully his, but not witho out considerable
trouble.
"My old trick, you see,'' said he to his
wife; adding half and subtracting half,
just as l used to do at school,"
Turning to Clara be continued: "Glad
it turned out SO well. thanks to your
brightness, my girl. Tomorrow I'm
going to place that $500 in the local bank
in your name as a reward. How'll you
like that, ehP''
Clara could only say. "Oh, Mr.. Dodge
l didn't think of any reward. l knew it
was right to tell you-that's ALL"
M. EVA NAvoNE &c. R. C.).
Written for Childhood's Realm.
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VIII. am composed of sixteen letters.
My IA, Is, 16 weight.
My 13, IL, IL, strong drink.
My 7. 8, 9, 10, to clean.
Ny 5, 8, 4, 1, g, a narrow passage.
My 2. 8, IA, to partake of food.
My whole is the name of q great hero.
EDNA NJ RoUNER &C. r. C.).
TX Place four mines in such way as to make
100. EL1M1NE F. scHMEIsER &c. r. C.).
x. Cross word enigma.
My 1st is in dime, but not in cent
My I'd in coin, but not in rent.
My Sd in eagle, also in franc.
My 4th in money, but not in bank.
My 5th in gold. but not in bill.
My 9th in penny, but not in mill.
NY 7th in dollar large and round.
While my whole, jewel, may be found.
En-
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NGW PDZZLGS.

/. The name of celebrated English play
wright is represented by this picture.
O.-FRANCEs LAPLACE &C. R. C.).
IL Diamonds.
IA letter in fancy.
PA domestic animal.
ga tabled spirit.
4-To attempt.
"a letter in fancy.
ON LAGoMARs1No &c. R. C.).
III. IA letter in candy.
"a cart.
3-Worries or troubles noun.
A body of travelling traders.
$40 carouse.
GA girls nickname.
IA letter in candy. ED
". Hidden names of girls.
mo rain tomorrow.
2-Let me take the dog.
81 dare say it will wash.
4-Is this the best her father keepsf
5-The disagreeable oder and smoke en-
tered the room.
6-Where did you get that tieI
V. Word squares.
IAN amphibious animal.
2-To wander.
ga cavity used in baking,
"A fine young fellow.
O.-LoTTIE DENMRE &c. R C.).
VI Ito move toward.
"a stone of changeable colors.
ga coat of STEEL
A girls name.
ON. A. VELLADoEs &c. R. CO..
VII. IA valley.
"A boys name.
3-Soil.
4-Stop.
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OF any affection they might have felt for
her. Her benefactors especially Mr..
Dodge, did not believe in making fuss
over any body" and she stood constantly
in awe of the old man, whom the neigh
bors spoke of as ''gruff. but just"
One day while busting her guardians 8
study she saw paper lying on the floor.
She stopped to pick it up to throw it into
the waste basket, but looked at it first to
see If it were of any value. She saw upon
it the following figures, written appa-
rently in great haste:
$2S65 $2S65
.06 17190
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supper we had frecrackers, skyrockets and
bombs. Your little friend,
MAMIE KELLOGG &c. r. C0.

GIANT, Cal.
Dear Editress: have not written to you for
a long time l have q friend visiting me,
Annie Parker, from San Francisco. The other
day we went G own to the beach, went in wad-
ing and lad fine time. Yesterday we went in
swimming. l have lately received g.. horse
and phaeton. My horses name is Kitty. She
is very gentle, and l go to church every Sun
day to San Pablo. We are going to nave new
teacher this term. When she comes I'll
tell you her name. wish 1 could belong to
the C. r. C. The next time 1 write 1 shall
write story. School opens next Monday.
Yours truly, MARGUERITE HOWARD.
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LaayliyS, lAasyltyS.

A tiny ladybird (Coccinella) alights
upon the curtain and suns herself on the
white lawn. How many charming rhymes
and pretty pet names have gathered
about this favorite of the beetle family
Little Bird of the Sun, Little Lady of the
Sun, Mary's Chafer, st. Michael's Chicken,
the Little Bird of Mary, st. Lucia s
Chicken, st. Nicholas Little Dove, Lady s
Calf. Our Lady Fowl, Cush Cow Lady
(this is Yorkshire), Bishop Barnaby, the
Little Horse of God. These and many
more, in all tongues. Surely poetry still
fingers in the common speech that can
invent so many caressing terms for this
little fellow with his spotted coat OF vel.
low, red and black. Ill luck follows him
who destroys the children's friend. "Kill
one and you'll break your leg before the
snow falls" says the proverb. We all
know the chant of the English children: !:
Ladybird, ladybird. fly away home.
Your house is afire, your children's at home,
All but one that lies under a stone
Fly thee home, lady bird, ere 1t be gone.
The Scotch voices take up the rhyme to
other words:
Lady, Lady Landers.
Lady, Lady Landers,
Take up your coats about your head
And hy away to Flanders.
In Germany the song runs thus:
Fieg mach Osten,
Flieg mach Westen,
Flieg dahin wo mein Liebster wohnt
And Yankee children say:
Fly to the East
And fly TO the West,
And fly to the one that love best
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so promptly the night before? Good boys
always have pleasant drea ms, you know.
r. MAUD MALLORY &C. r. c.
For Childhood's Realm.
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Answers for duly l8, 1897.

I. Wellington.
II. (d Wales.
(b) Greece.
(c) Turkey.
(d) LYONS in France.
(e) Rome in Italy.
% Berne in Switzerland.
III.(a) Happiness-pin.
(b) Inconstant-con.
(c) Villager-ill-age.
(O Vibrate-rat.
(e) Flannel-Ann.
/ ". Bees are wise. Are you wisef
v. (a) Tulips.
(b) Johnny Jump-up.
(c) Ladies' Slippers.
(d) Wandering Jew.
| (e) Sweet William.
| % Maiden's Hair.
(q) Pink or Rose.
| VI Indian shot.
| VII. Please-lease-ease.
| Shall-halI-all.
Blesr-Lear-ear.
| Will Pie-spies
Ham-shamA
He-whew.
Eve-leveL
Tore-8 torres.
TX. 8 A r
s o F A
A F A r
Z A r E
K. R
A H A
r H 1 N E
A N T
E
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ELMINE F. ScHMEIsER.
IGERNA. Cal. July ID. 1897

IGERNA, Cal, July ID, 1897
Mrs. Mary ". Richdrds-DEAR EDITREss: re-
ceived the badge you sent me last Thursday,
and 1 am delighted with It, am going to
have my picture taken soon then shall send
you one. l am in the highest class in our
school There is only one other family here
that takes THE CALL wonder why A. Craw-
ford does not write any more. liBed the arti.
Gle about the little Grecian boys very much
went on picnic on the Fourth. There were
eighteen OF u.s. We went fishing, gathered
flowers and swung in the hammocks. We re-
turned to our homes at O'Clock. and after
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FALLS CITY, Or.
Dear Editress: have never seen any let
ters from Oregon on the Chldren's Page
OF THE CALL, so l think I'll write to you.
I am little girl 10 years old. and am in
the fourth grade at school. We are hav-
ing vacation now after nine months
term. l am in Miss Hopkins room, and
l like her very much. She has been teach
ing here for five years We have hand
some large schoolhouse. and over it waves
our Nations beautiful flag. Oh, love the
Red, White and Bluer' l never get
tired of hearing my grandpa. who is an
old soldier, tell of his experiences in the
war. 1 am visiting him now at his home,
about mile above Falls City, and like it
here immensely. Grandpa mas a great
deal of fruit, and 1 am going to help him
make currant jelly this week. My little
sister is writing to you too, and I hope
one of our letters will be published. ]
remain your little reader,
GRACE SToDDARD.
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LEMoORE Gal.
Dear Editress. This is the second time
have written to you. 1 hsve just returned
from a visit to the mountains, where I
had a splendid time. I met with quite a
severe accident one day. My cousins and
I went over in the hills after some cattle.
Our way led along the Stanislaus River.
One crossing place was very bad indeed,
for the trail led up over a noun tain side,
which was very steep; it seemed to me to
be straight up and down from the river
to the mountain top. The path was cut
out of the bedrock and the spray from the
river dashed over it and made it very
slippery. We had to get off our horses
ana lead them across. We got along all
right as we were going, but coming back
we had some trouble. After dismounting
1 took hold of my mares bride and let
her take the trail while L walked along q
little bench above her, but that didn't
please her and she climbed up and fol-
lowed me. Pretty soon the bench got so
narrow that she slipped and fell, dragging
me to the trail below, humping my head
and cracking my shins on the hard rocks.
1t hurt good deal. and carry the scars
to this day. No more at present, so adios
amigo. Your friend,
y
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VEssIE UNDERWOOD.
WINTERS. Cal. July II. 1897.

WINTERS. Cal, July IL, 1897.
Dear Editress: There appear in THE SUNDAY
CALL so many letters from girls ana boys all
over the State, SO thought would write one
also.
1t is very hot here now. Every day 1t is
above 100 degre in the shade.
We have harvester 1 have three brothers
who work on it. l like to ride on 1t myself
We have two ranches and they are harvesting
on the other ranch now. My sister cooks for
the men and nave to stay at home and help
my mother.
Our school closed the Sd of June, but 1 did
not go to the close of the term, for had the
measles. We going to have a young
lady teacher this term who is our nelghbor.
She graduated from the State Normal School
last spring. School begins again in Sc eptem-
ber.
Hoping to see my letter in print remain
your constant reader.
ELMINE F. SCHMEIsER
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you to-day, papa" said little Ethel, who
met her father in the hall as he came
home on Wednesday night. "Did he have
a biIl?' mo, papa. He had just plain
nose"
A little girl, busy in making pair of
worsted slippers. said to q companion
near her: You are lucky, you are. Your
papa has only got one leg"
An English peer without a peer
Shakespeare.-G Days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12
MISSING CrEAN ARMY.

Havana, Feb. 10.-Where is
the big force of insurgents that
was lowering in the neighbor-
hood of Havana? An army of
several thousand Cubans has
vanished very mysteriously.
The whereabouts of this force
is attracting much attention,
and is known to be causing the
Spanish staff considerable auX-
iety.
The friends of the insurgents
intimate that a big surprise is
being prepared for Capt. Gen.
Weyler when he tries to return
to Havana.
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Origin of the bicycle.

According to a writer in Notes and
Queries, the beginning of the wheel
dates back rs far as the end of the
seventeenth century. This particu-
lar paragraph j. found in n recent
number of Science Franchise:
The first pedo-mobile machina
propelled by the muscles was in
vented by physician named Dr.
Richard in or about 1890. NJ. Oza-
nam, if we may believe +. Gaulier's
"RCcreations Mathematiques ct
Physiques, tells US that few years
previous to 1894 there had appeared
in Paris n kind of carriage or sedan
chair which was propelled by a
servant who sat behind and used his
feet. Two small wheels, covered by
a sort of box and attached to a
pole, supplied the motive power OF
the vehicle
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Another OH sam.

Messrs. Z. d. Nix. NJ. l.. Tur-
ner, John II. Hall and ". 4.
Frazier, all well known Guthrie
business men Of ample means,
are contemplating the erection of
"A sixty ton cotton seed oil mill and
compress, and there is scarcely a
doubt but what this much needed
institution will be Il reality in the
near future. State Capital.
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where They Belong.

On account of the hard times
the Hemming Guards have con-
cluded to abandon their trip to
Washington to witness the In
auguration of President-elect Ne
Kinley. They will keep up their
organization however, and con-
tinue the crack military company
of North Texas.-Register.
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CUBAN WAR NEWS.
SICK OF THE WAR.

Havana, Feb. 10.-The Span
iards here are heartily sick of
the war, excepting only those
who are without money or prop
erty and who actually make a
better living out of ,fe reyolu-
ton than they ever did before
or could hope to do again if
peace is proclaimed.
Then there is another class
anxious for the war o con inue
those who hope to better
themselves considerably should
the insurgents triumph.
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nisercditias une Ifuma,..t.c..

It Is Charged. with q good deal of
vigoT and generality of statement,
that the college fills the mind with
useless knowledge and trains it in
antiqulted methods of thought an5
action. In the same breath il Is add
cd that the scientific school gives
practical knowledge and that its
training is vital. The comparison
between the dead languages and tho
modern i made, always TO the
credit Of the modern. The value of
modern history and of economic
science Is made TO appear greater
than that of ancient history and Of
philosophy. Scientific studies are
laUded as by far the most precious.
The humanities are discredited. 1
remember Overhearing at a hotel
table a conversation between two
recent graduates of the scientific
school of a rich and famous univer-
Sity. Mr.. -" said one. gave
several thousand dollars for any use
the officers wished to make of the
money. And what do you think
they did with it. Why, instead of
buying something useful, they spent
it all IN buying some mugs of the
old Greek buffers. 1t was evident
that the study of the humanities
had not seriously influenced the
manners nor the linguistic tastes If
the graduates in question. Forum.
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See here. young man, said the
stern parent, Il have satisfied my
self that you want my daughter be
cause she Is to have a million in her
own right
Just to show YOU that I'm not
mercenary and 10 make future fam
lily relations more pleasant I'll COM
promise here and now ut - cents oI.
the dollar. Detroit Free Press.
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NhiteW ashed.

Washington, Feb. 10. - Major
Baldwin, agent at the Kiowa and
COmanche reservation has gone
home and the department will not
remove him. 1t is understood
that an investigation of the charges
on file here resulted in a verdict
whitewashing him and sending
him home with clean bill of lad
ing,
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The Rev. Mr.. Meyers says
that hell is the assertion of
self to the exclusion of God"
In the light of this definition,
Boss Hanna's opinion of Gov
ernor Bushnell's properlocation
would be interesting.
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The followin~pricca are Paid In Ard
moro FOR the farm products named.
Butter, 10 and i5c per ID.
Chickens, si.25 10 $50 per doz.
Eggs, l2ic per doz.
Sweet potatoes, 60 and Csc per hu.
Irish potatoes, Csc per hu.
Apples, tuorthernl s2.e5 per bbi.
Onlors, s. ncr hu.
Cabbage, &C per u.
Hay, $500 20 500 per ton.
Corn, 20 20 CSC per bu.
Oats, tSc and 9ec per bu.
Wheat. 90 cents per huahcl.
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SMALLPOX Is RAGING.

Havana, Feb. 10.-Owing TO
the campaign of La Lucha"
thousands of persons are being
vaccinated daily throughout the
entire province. In spite of
this it is asserted 5000 eases of
smallpox exist in havana, and
during the last four days so
persons have died from the
disease. During the month of
January, at Jaruco alone, out
of 362 deaths, 81 were due TO
smallpox.
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Chicura. Pa, '.Hc-ald:- -'ichard
Ncl1ci reports One Mirrtc Cough
Gu e thc greatest success Of medical
Sc -~1c. lie told as that it cured his
whole family of terrible cor-ts and
colds, aftcr All other 80 ca.ic. cu Is
had failed entirely. A.. NCu-t s-id
10 assisted his childr1 thr gh q
very bad siege uf m sells. Ore
Minute Cough Cure El~@Cs c=11ctor-
alton very easy and SC id. -ame,
Green s. Co.
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L.AENINl. n,rrR

In the United States cuu.s in the IN
dian It.r. 5ry, So1 he.l Dis;l.c .ct.
Moliic s. ith, F'aiut'n,
E.
J. W. Smith. defendant.
Tic defendant. John smith. Il
1.aFr cd 10 aputnr in this court in
tIir.y DAYS md e1suer 20 the COM
Tlaiut of thc 81. nfiE, Mol'ic Smith.
NliuCr thc lion. retanti1c n.
n i...e- gc e. Of S. q r1y g. and tre
sc-i .rrrsf shi- -r1 r-- o. Feb. Ir
-u.E EEH ". Ef. Lr.. Clerk.
J -r.un- ClIlf IS G. .cr, attor-
rr
t.u crcc b. Douglas, attorney FOR
ne sidCut defendant. .
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The farewell photograph of
President Cleveland and his
cabinet, which has just been
taken in Washington, may with
all propriety be called a dissolv-
ing view.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

HER Stats traditional trinity
Of charms is broughtinto realis-
tic conjunction by the Kentucky
woman who has assumed charge
of her husbands race horses
and distillery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

THE Sultan is said 10 have
stayed Greek hostilities IN Crete
by threatening to order a mas
sacre in Constantinople. If the
massacre card can win, Abdul
holds a strong card.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

TENNESSEE legislators are
doubtless confident that the re-
cent passage of an anti-cigar-
cite law will give their state
quite a puff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

THE projectected 80" story
sky-scraper i'll New York City
should when completed become
the consistent quarters of tele-
graph companies and press
news associations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

IT is to be hoped that the
manufacturers Of plug tobacco
who are trying to form a ma
tional trust will not bite off
more than they can chew.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

Uac Cr. Simmons Cough Syrup
before Il s. too late. Guaranteed to
cure or money refunded Ask your
mons Jr., Medicine Company, Sher-
man Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

Is the new Cotton Ec.t" through
come stion from Texas TO Lou. Vile,
Cincinnati, Chicago and tNe Nor d
and East via Memphis and ,kc C-cat
Illinois Central Railway SYST m. nut
ting passenrc.s into al tlcre cities
in the morning. with but one day
spent on thc road or loaL from bust
ness. Leave Tess lt uirlt. aftcr
arreng NJ y4-rgu i-s, il u .urious
Pullman sleeper. 90 n rec enable
hor- gvi a. I've thc second dsy ct
de- '10 ION i1 sine Co t-er -.t the
BIZ -r1s Is enc day Il ne Irouey
tl. A x ruv Co. cu E.l. CT ket
agent -1~ schedule e-d rates.
s.. g.. WARMER,
Gc1crsi Pr er-1r A- 10, TYLER, TX
&. a. CLISsOE.
T-@vc. 'Ge c1.tr Ag- -U-,
Fort Worth. Te-cB.
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Lost or Stolen.

a brindle bull terrier dog. 10
months old. weight about 81
pounds; has Il little white in
face; a slight crook iii tail to-
wards the end; is very friendly:
answers 10 the name Of Dude.
Finder will please return dog to
Henry Nj. Furman. Off
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ArrIya, and Departure U. s. Malls.

Arrlvai and Departure Q. ,. MaIIs.
South bound mail closes 4:45 p. m.
South bound mail arrives $50 pm.
North bound mail closes 11:15 4. m.
North bound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed at $3.50 p. m.
Money order department is open
at q. M, and closed at 5 p. m.
Office hours from 9. m, to S pm
Sundays from a. m, to Z. m.
MORAN SCOTT p. III.
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

just tIy lOc. box of CaScareis.
the finest liver end bowel rcgu' 'ator
ever made
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE CITY
United States Court fer 1887.
TINE TABLE.
Gulf. Colorado and Sc ia Fe Railway.

Gulf, Colorado and Sc ia Fe Railway.
SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 4;lO a. m
Clehurne and Kansas City Express SEQ p. m.
NORTH BOUND
Galveston and Chicago Express = l2:35 n. N.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express lao am
l. r. MASON, Ticket Agt-
W. s. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. AGt.
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ARDMORE, FRIDAY, FEB. -.

THE Sherman Register says:
Bryan has come and gone and
no Sherman citizen was depriv-
ed Of his shirt stud.
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A Household Necessity.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery
of the age, pleasant and refreshing
to the taste, act gently and posi-
lively on kidneys, liver and bow
els, cleansing the entire system.
dispel colds, cure headache, fever,
habitual constipation and bilious
ness. Please buy and try a box
of C. c. c. today; 10, %, 30 cents.
Sold and guaranteed to cure by all
druggists.
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INACC CEAT;ON OF D. 1DENr.
EJECT M1K.- y.

ELECT MGk-- y.
81 Washington, ID. e.. .ia CT 4, iss7.
For this occasion the SAME Fe vii
make ate Of one fare for the round
trip q ~ all points on q. lire in
Texas I'd the Indian Territory 10
WashiuG Gtons d. C., and return.
Tick 8 win &c sold on February as,b
and March st, only good for con
tinuous passage in each direction.
with hual limit To- rc.urn March 10
1851. Tickets may be Purchased via
ST. Louil or New Orleans and diverg-
Ing rou.cs.
Through Pullman Palace sIecuirg
cars VIII be operated from Galveston
and san ANTON via Paris and tie
rri GO Line to 81. Louis, connecting
at Union Depot with through trains
90 Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

LosT-A dear little child who
made home happy by its smiles.
And to think, it might have been
saved had the parents only kept in
the house One Minute Cough Cure
the infallable remedy of Group.
Frame. Green & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

Is cured, no matter how bad you
have it. The most obstinate cases
are cured with Philips Liver Hust-
Ter. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12
For Rent.

Good three room house to
rent. Apply to Spragins & Co.
Kempton Komedy Kompany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12
SANTA 57-c-Ats.
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on IS line In Texas and the Iudiat.
Territory 10 New Orleans and return.
al rate of one fare for toe und trip
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24ih, 2S;h and March Is. limited
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Houston and Souther1 Pac nc, and
VIII be good returning only via the
route used going.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

Big stock of Valentines at
London's Drug Store. Bought
from factory. Get prices be-
fore buying. IT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-12

Soothing for burns, scalds, chapped
hands and lips. Healing for cuts
and sores. Instant relief for piles,
stops pain at once. These are the
virtues of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salves. Frame, Green & Co.