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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30
A few REASONS
VOTE FOR
7. JOHNSON
FOR CITY
TREASURER.

r. B. Johnson as candidate for city
treasurer is not hypnotized by any
local combine, and is under no per-
sonal obligation to any corporation
syndicate.
Il. Il. Johnson as candidate for city
treasurer will not receive warrants,
due bills, time certificates, etc, that
have been paid by the city collector
as cash.
T. r. Johnson as city treasurer will
pay out city money only on legally is
sued warrants, and will pay them in
order as drawn, and will hold back
no payments when there is money in
the treasury to pay with.
T. B. Johnson as city treasurer will
not pay warrants drawn for sundry
expenses out of the sinking fund,
which sacred fund has been set aside
TO pay for bonds.
7. Il. johnson as city treasurer will
not pay warrants for sundry expenses
out of funds set apart for specific pur-
poses.
7. 3. johnson as city treasurer will
have regular days or regular office
hours at the city hall for the purpose
Of attending to the city business.
T. 3. Johnson as city treasurer will
show no favoritism in the payments
of warrants drawn on the treasurer,
and will scrutiniZe carefully all war
ants for dummies, or dead men on
pay rolls.
II. Il. Johnson as city treasurer has
nothing to do with the making of the
city laws, but is in favor of trimming
down the salaries of the higher Off
Gals and pay the laboring men on our
streets, not less than $3.50 a day, and
that in cash; and he also believes in
every officer or employee doing a full
days work, for full days pay.
Il. Il. Johnson as city treasurer is in
favor of radical retrenchment in all
the city departments. even unto cut
ting his own salary if necessary.
T. B. Johnson is in favor of the
strict enforcement of all city con
tracts.
L. B. Johnson, whether as candidate
or as city treasurer. will continue t.
publish the Daily Light as n news
paper Of the people and will advocat,
issues that he honestly believes to b,
right, and will defend nothing tina
he knows to be wrong.
L. b. Johnson will discuss publ,
questions and not private character
but he who throws mud at our glas
house may expect brick-bats in re
turn.
He is also liberal in his ideas. an,
opposed to all sumptuary legislation.
If you think II years long enoup'
for a man to suck the public tit. an
want a change vote for T. B. Johnso
for city treasurer and don't forget I
scratch the opposing candidate. n
will count the cash and ask about IN
missing sinking fund
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30
WHERE THEY LEARN MISCHIEF

A crowd of small boys have stolen a
large part Of the pickets off the fence
surrounding the vacant lot of Mrs.
Dashiel, at the corner of Dashiel and
South blackberry streets, during the
past few days. using them as fuel for
a fire they had built in a little ditch
in the mosquitoes just below, by which
they read Jesse James and Nick Car
ter literature during the cold days, not
being allowee to rdad such trash at
home. Yesterday they had three diff
ferent fires going.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30
r. c. TROPHY
Won by Royal Robinson, an Amateur
Gossip of the Shooters.

| WON ny TNOydI hODlllSOii, III ALhdtSu
Gossip of the Shooters.
The crack shooters at the midwintel
tournament thawed out considerable
yesterday under the slightly rising
temperature and better scores were
made. Robinson ran 81 straight, Gil.
bert 81, Fulford 66, Trimble 6S, while
a number of them made SOS and 4Os
| Capt. Foster, of Fort Sam Houston
finished with 80 per cent.
VIII Peabody, who shoots under
the name of Writ, made score of 81
yesterday, scoring two straight strings
| in two events, much to the delight of
his friends, especially Tee Kay, as
Will uses only Kinks smokeless.
Several of the shooters are accom-
panied by their wives, but the ladies
are not much enthused over the
weather they experienced.
A phenomenal shot was made in the
afternoon at flock of cranes that
were seen flying over the grounds
slowly and at a height Of about 300
yards. Bartlett and Glover whipped
out their knives and cut their shells
back of the charge and both fired
these concentrated loads at the cranes,
One crane left the flock, circled and
circled and finally lighted gracefully
on its feet, on the ground, with its
neck broken. Both shooters claimed
the trophy, but it is thought that Bart
lett, being an accomplished rife shot
and knowing the proper holding, was
the successful one. The crane meas
ured feet across the wings.
The correct explanation of the great
kill was discovered today, when it
was learned that Bob Tendick, who
was over near the museum when the
cranes flew over whipped out a Colts
40 revolver and shot the crane, TAX
ing his usual never-miss off hand aim.
The visitors are all congratulating
him today and several have begged
for his autograph
Z. L. Murphy, of Philadelphia. is
banging away at the targets with the
boys. He is new conner as q target
shooter, but is an old live bird shot
under the Long Island rules and has
won many hard fought race. He is
on his way to California on a pleas
ure trip, taking in the Arkansas Hot
Springs on his way.
The e. G.. Trophy was shot for yes
terday and was the event of the day.
Fred. Gilbert, of Spirit Lake, Ia, and
Royal Robinson. of indianapolis, Ind.
tied on 80 straight and was shot off
at % birds, Robinson winning by
score of % to 81. Mr.. Gilbert is
and Robinson but an am
ateur and has only been known late
ly to trap shooters, but to the frater-
nifty he has been known for the past
fifteen yearse as a crackajack. To
the last bird he was handled continu-
all, but still held on in grand style.
His was the most popular win be-
cause the second prize was $50 in cash
and a better offer and if he had cared
to drop a bird to throw the game he
would have been better off financial
ly. He shows the true sportsman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30

-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 infallible
remedy for Group. E. Reuss, City Drug
store, 104 E. Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30
Gruiinde
uarnm ibr fir
Thos. B. Johnson
als sdaBHeiiter Der staot San
glntouio wdblen iOltet:

|
Ssrr SbpS. 9. Sphnipn, ais Ganbibat
fur Stabt S6abmeiIter ldbt iih bur6
feline lptale SerbinbunSen beeinfuiien,
unb lit feinem Sereiue pper St6rperldaft
;u Dante perphtdtet.
| ShcS. 9. Spbnicn, ais Ganbtpat fur
Stabt Sdabmeiiter, wirp feline ips.
8arrantS, S6ulpi6sine pber Time
Certificates annetmen ,pelde ais baar
pom Collector einsenpmmen limb.
SbpS. 9. Spbnipn, ais Stabt Sdab=
meiitcr, pirb ba5 Der Stapt Sebirise
@elb nur ssseu seieblih auSseitellte
WarrantS in numertrter 0ieibenfplSe
auSiablen, unb wtrb feline 3ablunsen
;uridaalten wenn @elb in Der Saiie lit.
ShpS. 9. Sphnipn, ais Stapt S6aBz
meiiter, wtrp feline TarrantS fur allse=
mcine IuSsaben aus Dem SilsunsSfrnp
auSjablen, pclAer ais unantaitbar nur
fir SpnpbeSablunSen seiibert iein ipa.
SbpS. q. Spbnipn, ais Stabt SdaB=
metiter, lpirb feline 8arrantS fir allge=
mcine Soften aus 6pnpS, peldlc fur
ipccicue 3wcde bcitimmt itup, beSahlen.
Sbp8. y. Spbnlpn, ais Stdrt S6aBz
mciiter, ptrb reSuldre Gage unb Office
Stunpeu in Der Stapthalle fiir StdHti=
i@e 8ei6ifte tabcu.
Sbps. .. Sphnipn, ais Stabt S6as=
meiiter, ,pirb Den Snbabern bon QBar=
rants feline Sesinitisunsen in 3ablungen
3ciSen, uno miro senau auf Jog. Strpb=
manner ,(dummies) aui ben 3abQiiten
adtSeben.
SbrS. .. Sptnipn, ais Stabt Sdab=
mciitcr, bat nidbtS nit uStdbt 8elebe"
MAIDEN (ordinances) 81 ttun, ater be-
filrlpprtet bic Grnteoeruns Der S6bne Der
pbercn Seamteu unp baB Der arbeitcnDe |
Mann nidt wCntser ME $3.50 baar per
Gag betpmmt, unb lit Der glnIt6t baB |
ieber anseitcltc cine ppQe SaseSarteit |
fiir cinen pollen Saselpbn perri6ten lpll. |
Stp8. 9. Spbnipn, ais Stabt S6ab=
mciitcr, lit fir cine rabitale @ini6rdn=
Jung in alien 9lttbcilunsen Der StaDt= |
re8teruns, unb lpenn nptbwenbt9 ielbit |
an Ietncm Ctgenen 0etalt.
Stps. 8. Spbnipn lit fir itrense 9lu8=
fiihruns Der pprsei6rtebenen Staptseiebe |
unb Serprpnunseu.
Ibp8. .. SptniUn, pb nun ais Ganbtz |
BAT rber Stabt S@abmeiiter, pirb aud
in .3utunft paS DAILY LIGHT" ais |
cine .3eitun9 fir ale Burger berauSseben
unb ptrb irlde Sprlasen untcrltiben
rpn benen er Slaubt baB bteielben sere6t
unb btlliSenp fino unp ptrb ni6tS perz
ttetbt9en mas er fir llnre6t halt.
Sbp8. .. Sptnipn mill nur Iffcntli6e
Nn8ele8enbetten er6rtern, aber teinen
perI6nli6en Character. 0ennpb, bic
ieni9en peldbs nit S6mub I'm fib perz
fen mliien Stetne Suriid erparten.
Gr lit freiiinnis unb SprurtbeilSfret in
Ieinen aniihten uub sesen ale 9lufpanc
(Sumptuary laws) Uber .3pansSz
seIebc.
SSenn tbr nun SIaubt baB ;lp6lf Sabre
btnret6enb iinb fur einen Wann an Der
6ffentIi&en 6rippe iu fiittern, unb bas
tbr etnen Bcbiel BADEN ppllt 70 itimmt
ttlr 9bp8. 9. SObnipn fur Stabt=
SbaBmeiiter unb perseBt ni6t ben
Sameu beS @esen=6anpipateu Su fret
den. Gbp8. 9. Sphnipn pirp baS
Sslp 3ahlen unp aud mad ben Silsunss=
6rnb Ga6fraSen maiden.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30
AN ENJOYABLE DANCE.

A dance was given at the residence
Of the Misses Monier, 521 Austin street
last night.
About twenty couples of young peo-
pie were present and danced away the
time very enjoyably until a late hour
this morning.
Refreshments were abundant and
were served throughout the evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30

Constipation in fits worst forms.
and arrangement Of the liver are read
lily cured by De Wits Little EarIv
Risers.. These little pills never crime
dyspepsia, sick headache, biliousness
Small pin, safe pill, best pill. z. Reuss.
City Drug store, 1e4 E. Commerce ct.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30

All the different forms of skin trou-
bles, from chapped hands to eczema
and indolent ulcers can be readily cur
ed by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve,
the great pile cure. e. Reuss, City
Drug store. 104 E. Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30

TO CURE a GOLD IN ONE bAy.
Take laxatiy nrono QuInipe Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II u
tails to ""re. 25c. 10-b-15dI.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30
DUBOIS GOES TO WASHINGTON

Boise, Idaho. Jan. Ex-senator Du-
oois, accompanied by Secretary Walsh,
Of the Democratic National committee
has left for Washington.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-30
rO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY.

Fake laxative Bromo QuInine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
falls TO cure. 2Sc. lO-5-1b8t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-13
Go TO ChickaSaw Lumber Co.
for good lime at bottom prices
Stf
A vlEN! OF BYRON.

v'ha; wn,.am Dean IIovell- Ia. to say
'I thr Tust.
How much wrong hc did wc
should not now like To risk saying.
We feel that it is not quite for Us to
say. though FOR whom 1t Is To say il
another matter. 1t would hardly at
this day Dr. question of how far ne
had undermined faith, but how far
ne had undermined conduct, AMI
probably his most crying sin viii
always Ec found 20 lc that in his
greatest poem ne dealt falsely and
To the enduring harm If all who
give themselves up 20 his magic
This Is the greatest Of all mtics, hat
10 candid man can dcny that the
question Of Lord Byron i ultimate
~ the question of Don Juan, or
that the Thought Of this j. what
first comes into the mind at men
tion of the Toct' name He l. con-
demned To c.crual association with
a work whose beaUties are seen
cence and whose infamy no poet of.
n later time would accept for the
sake of his fame Byron l. no Ion
ger a god, Byron j. no longer a dew
il, but he was undoubtedly guilty
of sin against the light which was
in him
His sin was largely part of his
pose, which was 80 largely part Of
himself. and it must not be taken
too seriously III making up a judg-
ment of his character lie has been
very much mi~judgsd because he
has been taken too seriously for good
Is well as for evil. Because he was
turbulent and rcbelliou~ il was imag
ined that hc was liberal; because he
was splendid and Irofusc ii was be
hcved that he was generous, and hc
was always suffering from these
misconceptions, both IN his friends
and in his foes.
The truth j. that Byron was al
ways an aristocrat with very feudal
principles and instincts, and. though
ne gave his money and az last his
life 10 the cause of Greek liberty, ho
died as distinctly for Byron as for
Greece. There was a persistent boy
ishness in his nature. and with all
his greatness hc had few hours oi
maturity His birth, his place. his
experience bred in him a youthful
I egotiSm which he never could put
\ from him in his relations with 9th.
Z crs. He was not Il judge of men OF
Z books, and his rash and coarse csti
mate Of Keats was Of the same quail
ity as his estimate If Hunt Tn,
texture of his strenuous mind Wa.
+ loose and rough; his work. except
in rare ana fortunate moments. Ia,
defects such as mark that of NO 9th
or eminent poet in his most iEagnif
icent passages lac had touches %
astonishing chcapness; lie wor,
stage jewels over his cloth of gold
But he had bursts Of true fCelIn.
amid his tawdTie~t defamation an,
hc gave proofs If real thinking il
conditions which were alien even &,
any appearunccof thinking w u
Howells in Harper Weekly.
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Cooking Hints.

In boiling a pudding, Il slice Of
fish or anything else which is not
put into a mold, but where Il cloth
or bag is used, Il plate should always
be placed in the bottom of the ket-
tie. When pail Is chosen to play
the part of mold, it should not rest
directly upon thb bottom Of the ket-
tie. y heavy iron ring, such as is
sometimes taken for a fiatiron
stand, may be first slipped in the
boiler, and the pail put upon that.
This is the best substitute for the
mold constructed with a tube in tho
center for the all around distribu-
tion of the boiling water New
York Post.
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COTTON ACREAGE.
The Present Crop Is the Largest and
Earliest OF Anything Heretofore
RaIsed-Other Notes.
New Orleans, May IL.

New Orleans, May IL.
Dear Sir-Our market con-
tinues inactive and prices re-
main in rat owing to the alb
senee Of speculation. The prin-
cipal point Of interest was the
issuance of the May bureau re-
port, which showed that the eX-
tent Of TIE proposed breadth
already planted on the first of
May was $40 per cent this year
against SO per cent last year,
and 81 Is per cent in 1894, the
big crop year. The general
average relative to contemplate
ed acreage was 1854 per cent,
indicating an increase OF IL per
cent over 1894, making the pres
ent acreage the largest on rec
ord. During the past few weeks
the reports from the interior
were to the effect that the crop
was two weeks late. but Judging
from the bureau the percentage
already planted IS larger and
earlier than any bumper crop
heretofore raised.
Referring TO the Mississippi
river situation the weather
bureau reports a sharp decline
in all the tributaries, and the
chances are that i'll a week oI
ten days the worst will be over
in the loweryalley from Natche2
TO the Gulf.
/ However, summing up the
situation We think the fall
months are sale on all strong
periods. as the Fall River trade
continues bad and crop ant
weather reports are more fav
orable.
Very truly yours,
II. < Is. BEER.
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ARDMoRE, THURSDAY, MAY 13.
FOUR DOLLARS PER YEAR.

Ending with the present
month, the subscription of Il
great many Of our daily read
ers will expire. As has been
the custom of the ARDMOREITE
during the years gone by, we
Will again renew the PROPOSE
ton of accepting 800 cash in
full payment for enc years
subscription to the DAILY ARD
MoREITE, to begin with the first
of June. BY taking advantage
of this offer, you not only help
us, but save to yourself the sum
Of two dollars on the years
reading.
Our effort in the future will be
to keep the AEDMOREITE
abreast OF the times, giving our
readers all the local happenings
in a pure and concise manner,
allowing nothing Of an Offens-
i've nature to find space in our
columns.
The volume Of subscribers
which keeps rolling in upon us
is the proudest memento we
have to show that our effort is
not unrewarded. Thanking all
for past favOrs, we respectfully
ask a continuance in the future.
DOUGLAS & CEARNAL.
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THE Muskogee Phoenix Won
ders if the senate tax on beer
applies to hop rle, and says:
but then hop ale isn't beer.
Oh, no, the label. IS different" "
Just the label, that's all. 1t
has the same number Of drunks,
of murders. of broken hearts
and ruined homes, almost, as
the rale Ould stuff.-Exchange.
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Mrs. McSwat (at the musicale)-
Don't you think it was too bad that
the accompanist drowned Miss
Squealer's voice so during her solo,
professori
Professor Meyerhoffer emphatic
ally)-Himmel, no! / dink me dot
drowning vos tco easy a death for
such voice as dot. Brooklyn Life
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Crazed by Bryan's Defeat.

Webster City, Ia, May 12.-
l.. d. Allen, nurseryman and
prominent free silver advocate,
was Monday taken to the in
sane asylum at Independence.
His malady is Il result Of the
last presidential election. About
the time of the nomination of
William ]. Bryan for the presi-
dency he became a radical free
silver advocate, and when his
favorite candidate was defeated
he brooded over the result un-
til his mind was affected.
WANTED-A second hand Of
fee safe. Apply at this Office.
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THE demand of the sultan
that Greece transfer to him her
navy is a cool proposition. 1t
is hardly possible that Greece
will consent to give Turkey a
ready-made navy.
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DURING 1896 the plumage of
over 100000 birds was used in
New York for the decoration of
women's hats.
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DOUGLAS & CEARNAL.

THAT street are lights would
greatly benefit us is not Il Wis
ionary dream.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-13

FREE cottonseed for the des-
titute farmer. That would be
practical Christianity.
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Women are the real heroes 81 the
world. Thousands on thousands 81 { them
endure the dragging torture OF the ills
peculiar 10 womaukind IN the silence 81
home. They sudgr on ard ou-wcciss,
months. years. The story Of wcakucas
and torture i written IN thc drawn
features, IN the sailow skin. IN the list
less eyes, in the lines OF care and worry
on the ilcc.
Unborn modcstv seals their iins. They
prefer pain 10 humiliation. Custom las
made them believe the only hope of
relief lies ia the exposure Of cxutuiua-
ton aud "locll treatment
Take ten cfscs Of female ,graizucss'
and IN nine 81 them ''locai tFeatmcut"
Is unucccasa.y. There is no reason Why
modest, sensitive women should sub
NIT 20 M nrEH RTE,sA
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Pittsburg, Pa. May 12.-Col.
Gus Pabst of Milwaukee, fam
Gus through his matrimonial ex-
perience with Margaret Mather.
the actress, passed through
Pittsburg tonight, en rodte TO
New York. He was accompan-
led by his finance, Miss Lemp,
daughter of the ST. Louis brew
er. and W. J. Temp. Jr.. her
brother. Col. Pabst said:
"The newspaper announce
ment of my engagement to Hiss
Lemp is substantially correct.
We are going to New York to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lemp,
Miss Lemp's parents. On
Thursday the entire family will
sail for Europe, to spend three
months in the southern conn
tries of the continent. The
date of my marriage has not
yet been settled. but it will not
occur until Miss Lcmp's return
from Europe"
Mr.. Pabst ridiculed the story
that the union viii be followed
by consolidation OF the Pahst
and Lemp brewing interests.
Pure Drugs. New Drugs at
.t-f - q I -
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Fresh car Portland and Rose
dale Cement just received at the
Cnickasaw Lumber Co. l3tf
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Prescriptions carefully com
pounded aud no substitution nj
Coleman 4 Lynn.
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Called u . Rapid March,

Called IL Rapid March,"
Key West. Fla. May l3.-
Gen. Weyler is reported to have
had narrow escape in the
western part Of the island re-
Gently. When leaving San
Juan with smaller escort than
usual a Cuban detachment OF
cavalry attacked him and his
escort, and nothing but their
fleet horses saved them. II is
stated that Weyler had half an
hours ride for his life, ami that
he was much chagrined over il.
Spanish officials deny this story,
but the Cuban Juuta say they
have details which prove It.
\ dollar for bushel of new
potatoes at Bryr.c Hills.
OkIaioma Compress.
The directors Of ihe Oklaho-
ma City ClIb will meet lIr. II.
IL. Pennington, the compress
man, this morning and expect
to close the contract Tor the
press. 1t Is stated that Mr..
Pennington had such confidence
in the city that hc ordered the
compress machinery several
weeks ago and the earliest ship
ment will arrive within few
days or weeks at tire fu;thc>t.
The exact location has not yet
been selected though several
sites have been Inspected. Ok
lahoman.
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The kingstonia Is the leading
jc cigar of the city. Coleman
x Lynn.
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New potatoes a dollar a bush
el. See Bruce Hill.
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TIME TABLE.

Gulf, Colorado and Santa Il Railway
SOUTH BOUND.
galveston and Chicago Express 4:l0 a. m.
Cleburue and Kansas City Express 500 p. N.
NORTH BOIND
Galveston and Chicago Express i2:35 a. m.
Cieburne and Kansas City Express ll:i0 am
IR. MASON, Ticket Agt.
~ KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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MANIED ~ nNcE:

WANTED At ONCE: Active
agents for each county. Exclusive
control no risk. VIII clear y to -
hundred dollars year. Enclose
stamp for full particulars. or DC for
81 sample. BIG RAPIDS MINERAL
WATER Co, Big Rapids, Mich.
D i-m
When You buy one dollars
worth, cash. az Jake's ask for
q comnGn.
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Indian Bin amendments.

al Jake :.
Indian Bill Amendments.
Washington. May l2.-Scna-
tor Quay today gave notice of
his intention to offer amend
ments to the sundry civil APP
preparation bill. removing spe-
cial Indian agents. deputy col
le tors Of internal revenue,
store keepers, gaugers and eN-
amining surgeons in the pension
ot1iccsfrom the classified service.
The &mendent provides for
the nomination OF the special
Indian agents by the president
and their confirmation 10y the
senate and for the appointment
Of the other officers elected by
the heads Of their respective de
partments without eXamina-
tiOnS.
For all kinds tinware see
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-13

Arrival and Departure U. s. Mails.
South bound mail closes 4:45 p. m.
South bound mail arrives $50 pm.
North bound mail closes 11:15 a. m.
North bound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed at $3.50 p. m.
Money order department is open
at a. M, and closed at 3 p. m.
Office hours from Il. m, to 8 pm
Sundays from a. m, TO a. m.
MORAN SCoTT, p. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deuutv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-13

Pure Drugs. New Drugs at
Coleman 4 I.ynu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-13
Very truly yours,
II. < Is. BEER.

Big lot country lard on hand
al Jake's.