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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-21
HINTS OF ALL SORTS.

Flower decorations are very popular.
In dress shoes a good many elotb
tops are shown.
Travellers bags built OF pigskIn are
the correct thing.
The fashiopAble society girl of to-
day knits golf stockings.
Fans are small. and the empire aua
Louis ouinze are popular styles.
The bright finish leads In silverwzre.
but not TO the exclusion Of other modss.
Corsets OF brocaded satin. with je~ek
ed clasps are one Of the seasons novel.
ties.
Combinations OF fur and velvet are
endless. and some are very gay In
color.
The marriage rate and industrial
prosperity are always supposed to 70
hand in hand.
The rage for vaudeville. concert hall
singing and such like Is increasing In
private houses.
Winter millinery represents a riot
Gus combination OF flowers and feath-
ers. lace and color.
The correct thing in wedding rings
Is a plain eirclet with inside beveled.
made In is or - carat gold.
There IS quite n fad now for silver
articles which stand on feet. such
jewel boxes. card baskets and the like.
Diamond and pearl necklaces.
brooches and bracelets are a conspIcu-
Gus feature OF evening dress this sea
son.
silk moreen is a new material for
petticoats. II costs sI.5O a yard. IL
fully yard wide and comes In a
variety OF colors.
Along with the revival OF the colonial
style In architecture, there has been An
EFFORT made for the revival OF the old
time door knocker.
Delft ware has found a place IN sill
ver-mounted toilet articles. being in
troduced as n sort OF medallion on the
backs Of brushes. land mirrors and
the like.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-21
TABLERs BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT.

Cures blind, bleeding, itching and
Protuding piles. Allay inflammation.
soolhes infiamed surfaces and reduces
swelling. No waiting for results.
Relief comes az once and a cure
promptly follows. Recommended by
physicians because IL Is so safe. 80
sure, and IL the only radical cure
without operations. II contains the
active principle OF buckeye, the new
ly discovered specific for piles. and
il is not an experiment but a medi-
cal certainty. Price 50 cents m bot
ties; - cents in tubes for handy ap.
plication. Can be sent by mail.
Sold by Coleman & Lynn. the Red
Front Drug Store.
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During the summer Of issi. Mr.
Chas. P.Johnson. a Eell known at
torney Of Louisville, KY. had a very
severe attack Of summer complaint
Quite n number Of different remedies
were tried. but failed 20 afford any
relief. a friend who knew what vas
DiarrhOea Remedy. which quickly
cured him and be thinks. saved his
life. lie says that there has not been
a day since that time that he has not
had this remedy In his household
Tie speaks OF Il in the highest praise
and takes much pleasure in recon-
mending IL whenever an opportunity
Is offered. For sale by Frame Green
& Co. and Coleman & Lynn.
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DIR. w. T. Gardner, chairman
of the anniversary meeting. has
announced the following COM
mittees:
Committee on finance.-John
l.. Gait, Ed Roberts. Jos. W.
Phillips. Buck Gardenhire, W.
r. Moore. b. L. Frensley. j. b.
Spragins, &. ID. Carter and Ar
thur James, Ardmore; Alex
Winans, Lone Grove; J. b.
Fulton. Hewitt; J. W. Orme,
Healdton; J. G. Gates. Over
brook; VIM. Keller. Keller;
Jim Alverson. Otterville; J..
Holmes Akers, Woodford; W.
III. Moran, HoX Bar; j. C..
Blackburn. Holder; l.. John
son, Elk; DIR. Garner. Ravia; /;
Thos. Jones. Earl; Sam Young,
Cheek; r. Hardy, Berwyn; j.
l.. Keys, Graham; G.. W. Me
MILAN, Mcmillan; Thompson
Pickens, Lebanon; Wilson
Bros, Wilson; a. p. Rich, Dur
wood; $. II. Wooten, Oakland; /;
William Beard, Simon; J. c..
Purciller, Newport; J. b.
Smith, Springer; John Little.
Glenn; J. w. Rudd, Ruddville.
Committee on invitation.-D.
j. Kendall. y. NJ. Burch and
Sig Simon.
Committee OH arrangements.
W. II. Burnitt, ;. ;. Tolson
and Il. b. johnson.
Grand marshals. - W. +.
Wilmington and G.. l.. Stowe.
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THE WOMEN OF ARMENIA.

nrwhs and uArd-workisE-Many WIN
Boeoms Doctors
Mdlls- Beglarion. the young AEnsanian
lady doctor OF whose history our Wen
IA correspondent lately gave an ae-
count. delivered a lecture in that city
last night before an audience composed
chiefly OF persons interested In the
question OF woman's higher education.
says the London Daily News. Her sub
feet was The Women Of Armenia and
Their Mohammedan Sisters" Our cor.
respondent telegraphs: ''Mdlle. Aar-
gaTitt Beglarion did not hesitate 10 op-
pose Prof. Albert's assertions as 20 the
inferiority OF women. az far as the Ar
menians are concerned. She said that
when an Armenian lc )ks around him he
eaa certainly not say that all be sees
Is mans handiwork. for IL Is rather
woman's.
The products OF industry which have
made th> country famous-silks and
vOols. carpets and embroideries-are
all made by women In Armenia from
the treatment OF the raw material and
tho designs 10 the final processes OF
manufacture. No male Armenian claims
TO have had part IN this work. nor
does he dream OF looking down upon
woman as an inferior being. There Il
not q single proverb In all the dialects
OF the country that ridieule woman
though there are innumerable ones In
her praise. Armenians say: Let WON
en- learn all they can-they viii be SO
much more useful. and we will marry
them all the more willingly" Dr
Beglarion mentioned that women were
now 20 be admitted to the Petersburg
university. and promised herself sreAi
results from this liberal concession. a.
hundreds OF families. whose girls had
passed through the grammar schools
and seminaries In Tifis. declared they
should send them TO study medicine
and so obtain relief from the terrible
dsarth OF doctors In Armenia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-21

Is the new Cotton Belt'' through
connection from Texas to Louisville,
Cincinnati, Chicago and the North
and East via Memphis and the Grea
Illinois Central Railway system, put
ting passengers into all these cities
In the morning, with but one day
spent on the road or lost from busf-
ness. Leave Texas az night, after
arranging your Affairs, in a luxurious
Pullman sleeper, At n reasonable
hour and arrive the second day al
destination In time 10 transact the
business OF the day IL time Is money
TO you IL will pay you 70 investigate
this. Ask any Cotton Belt ticket
agent for schedule and rates.
S. O.. WARNER.
General Passenger Agent, Tyler, Tx
A. A. GLISSON,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Fort Worth. Texas.
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Now IS the time to pant your
house. COLEMAN & LYNN.
PUT A STOP To PAIN

rheumatism, Neuralgia and other
painful affiictions are now as easily
cured as they were once hard to cure
Science has learned what pain is and
Bailard's Snow Liniment is the re-
suit. Cures Strains Cuts, Bruises,
S6h Joints and Contracted Muscles.
Penetrates the very bone and re-
heVes almost from the moment it
touches. When liniment is needed
you owe it to yourself to get the
best. The dealer is authorized to
guarantee this one. Price so cents.
Sold by Coleman & Lynn, at the Red
Front Drug Store.
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Notice to All,

The Ardmore Rod and Gun
Club desire to be distinctly un-
derstood in stating that swim
ming in their lake with or with
out horses is strictly prohibited.
While we know that it is impos-
sIble to keep every person out
from the water, we ask the as
sistance of all who agree with
our prohibition of swimming,
to use all possible efforts to
keep minors out of the water.
thereby avoiding accidents
which may arise.
ROD AND Gun CLUB.
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afternoon, the meeting of the
Chautauquans was a very prof
liable and pleasant one.
Mrs. Thompson read a most
carefully prepared paper on
Plato and mis- philosophy, which
brought forth an animated dis
cussion. Plato, who is fore
most of Greek philosophical
writer's. and who enjoys the for
tune, singular among ancient
classical authors, to survive in
all his works, Emerson says
that Michael Angelo is a Plato
INST in his sonnets; Sweden
borg throughout his prose poem
of 'Conjugal Love- is Plato
MIST" and that "'tis the mag
nitude only of Shakespeare's
proper genius that hinders him
from being classed as the most
eminent of this school,"
Other papers Of equal excel
leuce were read and discussed
with great profit to all present.
The table talk about the bat
ties of Bunker Hill and of Wat
erloo was most interesting, and
extracts were read from num-
Der of authorities, notably
Shaw's Life of Napoleon.
The general roll call being
Flag Day" the subject
of flags was thoroughly dis
cussed, principally the origin
and adoption of the American
flag, also the care now taken of
the flags lost and won in the
late war.
Quotations from Dickens and
from Addison were also given.
Some of the latter's beautiful
hymns were read.
While fully appreciating Mrs.
Peyton's generous hospitality,
il was decided to hold the next
and last meeting of the G.. l.. 5.
&. for this year, at the home of
the president. As was an
nounced, the next meeting will
be given to the notable women
of the nineteenth century.
Those not present last Friday
afternoon will please notify
Mrs. McNeiSh what woman
they have selected for their
subject, or, if they have made
no selection, will be given a
choice OF a number of names.
1t is hoped that rs many rs can
do so, will take part in this, our
closing meeting of Il most sue
cessful year of Chautauqua
work. 1t is important that all
the regular members of the
Circle should attend this meet
ing, as arrangements may be
made for our next years study.
Table talk about the Empress
Josephine, whose birthday Is
the 24th.
General roll call-AIrs. Gen
eral Custer.
General quotations - Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps, Waid and
Olive Thorn Miller.
Meet promptly at 2:30 p. IN.
Friday, June %. with Mrs. John
McNeish.
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EB-orth League coa.sa-
Hfon.

Toronto. Ont, July 18th TO 18th.
1897. For this occasion excursion
tickets will be sold from all points on
c., &. & 5. r. Ry. AZ a rate Of one
fare for round trip. Tickets sold
July nth, 18th and 18th. Limited
to Aug. i2th for return. Call upon
or address the undersigned for fur
ther information, I. x. MASON,
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-21
Fredonia Iinseed oil
at low prices. CITY
Drug Store,
Tenants House DynamIted.

Paris, Tex, June 20.-News
has reached here of the dyna-
miting of a tenants house on
the farm of Mr.. ID. G.. Flenni-
ken, near Blossom, on last
Thursday night. The chimney
was demolished and the building
badly damaged. Unknown par
ties fired into the same house
last week No clew.
Full line of artists material
at Coleman q Lynns
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vIcToRIA's JUBILEE.
The Ceremonies BeEan-ImDOsInR Cere-
monies Are Held Throughout thel
Land-The Queen at the Chapel.

LOuuOus JUNE ~ NyueeIl
Victoria began the celebration
of her jubilee today as was be-
fitting her entire career, before
the altar of her faith.
Throughout London, the
United Kingdom and the en-
pre-, in every cathedral, church
or chapel Of the established
church of England, was held
services similar to those at St.
Georges chapel, Windsor,
where her majesty paid her de-
votions and offered solemn
thanks to God.
The scene was most impress
sive and the service very sim
pie. Her majesty sat in the
chair of state Immediately in
front of the communion rail,
and just behind the brass plate
whose inscription deSignates
the spot which was the tempo
rary place of intermeut of the
prince consort.
Ordinary morning prayer be-
gan with a short exhortation
from | Timothy.
Instead of the usual prayer
for the queen and royal family,
special prayer was substituted,
containing the following:
Almighty God, who rules
over all the kings OF the world
and disposeth of them accord
ing to thy good pleasure, we
yield thee unfeigned thanks for
that thou was pleased to place
thy servant, our sovereign lady,
Queen Victoria, upon the throne
Of this realm. Let thy wisdom
be her aid and let thy arm
strengthen her; let justice.
truth and holiness, let peace
and love flourish in her days.
Direct all her counsels and en-
deavOrs to thy glory and the
welfare of her people, and give
us grace to obey her cheerfully.
Let her always possess the
hearts Of the people; let her
reign be long and prosperous,
and crown her with Immortality
in the lite to come" "
There was no sermon, but Il
special hymn was read by the
Right Rev. VIM. Watsham,
lord bishop of Wakefield, with
music by Sir Arthur Sullivan,
was sung at her majesty's re-
quest.
The queen. with bowed head,
continued in silent prayer. Then
followed Il touching scene, which
will ever be in the memory of
those who witnessed it.
Summoning Empress Freder-
lex, who bowed low at her side,
the queen kissed her on both
cheeks. The duke of Con-
naught and the others of the
family followed, receiving on
bended knee a similar token of
affection. In many cases the
recipient was kissed several
times.
The queen was profoundly
moved and tears rolled down
her cheeks.
At last, and evidently with
great reluctance, she beckoned
her Indian attendant, and lean
ing on her arm, slowly passed
out of the chapel, the entire
congregation standing, the soft
light falling through the multi
colored windows and the ex-
quisite strains of the organ ris-
ing and yelling beneath the
gothic hammered roof.
1t was a scene never to be
forgotten, and filled all present
with strong emotions.
Fredonia linseed oil
at low prices. City
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Brilliant and all lamp oil rs
cheap as the cheapest at Cole
man a. Lynn.
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Having purchased the entire
ARDMOREITE plant and business
formerly owned and conducted
by Douglas & Cearnal, | ask a
continuance of your patronage
in the business. If you are in
arrears with the paper. | kind
ly ask you to call and arrange
the matter of payment with
me. My intention is to give
you paper in every sense worth
the money charged for it. In
order that | may get the books
squared up on past issues, |
again ask those in arrears to
please call and arrange for set
tlement. SIDNEY SUGGs.
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Latest sheet music at cut
prices, at Postoffice book and
news depot. 2Od3t
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TIME TABLE.

Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe Railway.
SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 4:I0 a. m
Cleburne and Kansas City Express $40 D. m
NORTH BOUND
Galveston and Chicago Express i2:35 a. m
Cieburne and Kansas City Express IL :O3 I'm
r.. MASON, Ticket Agt.
W S. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Old papers for sale at ARD
MoRElTE Office.
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United states Court for 1897.
ArrIvaI and Departure U. S. Malls.

Arrival and Departure U. :. Malls
South bound mail closes las p. m.
South bound mail arrives $50 pm.
North bound mail closes :15 a. m.
North bound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed at $3.50 p. m
Money order department is open
at S Il. M, and closed at 5 p. m.
Office hours from 8 n. m, to pm
Sundays from a. m, to 9 a. m.
MORAN Scott, p. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deputy.
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\ complete line Of Munyon's
remedies at COleman-& Lynn.
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Best Linseed Oil in
the Market, by the bbl.
39c. the gallon 4Oc,
Quality Guaranteed by
Waters Pierce Oil Co.
See p. n. Nelson,
j7dwlm Agent.
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ARDMoRE, MONDAY, JUNE 81.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

The firm of Douglas & Gear
nal. publishers and proprietors
of the DAILY and WEEKLY ARD
MoRETTE, have this day sold the
entire ARDMoREITE business
plant. books and accounts-to
Sidney Suggs, who will contin-
he and conduct the business,
collect all moneys, accounts
and notes due the ARDMoREITE
or the firm Of Douglas & Gear
nal and pay all debts contract
ed by said firm as publishers of
the ARDMOREITE.
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S. A. DOUGLAS,
r. A. CEARNAL.

Ardmore, |. T., June 10, ~.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-04

Pernaps few persons are on more IN
Innate terms with the horse faniIy
IN general than some old cavalry sol
olers- To be the friend of his horse the
soldler must be a good one; a horse
was never known to favor a bad one
with his confidence. for horses are in
Ialiiole judges OF soldiers. An old cav
airy captain whom / know used 10
say. Il judge OF the characters OF NV
men py the way they get along with
their horses"
IN the old frontier days cavalry SOL
oiers thought far more Of their horses
tnan they do now, for their lives often
depended on them. and II a man neg
lected his horse, he was sure TO have
TO march on foot before long. which e.
very distasteful to a cayalryman. In
deed, It was necessary to guard the
forage wagon and the water holes IN
prevent men stealing more than their
allowance for their horses. Even now
II you watch some old gray-haired fell
lows at the STABLES" OF a cavalry troon
you will see they have not forgotten "a
De greedy on behalf of their mounts.
A recruit horse is like a recruft sol.
der, apt to be clumsy. uneyenly gated
saucy and conceited. The old horses
In the stable yard treat him exactly
as old soldiers treat recruit. They at
tempt to brighten him by biting at him
Kicking him. chasing him from one
corner OF the yard to another. pulling
MS name and ears; in fact, they try to
make his life miserable in every wav
This lasts for a few days only: then
tne new horse gets chum, and they
make an agreement to stand by each
other. Tliis Offensive and defensive
alliance prevents the rect OF tho herd
from taking any more liberties with
the recruit.
The "chum business" Is one Of the
most remarkable features of horCe life
In the army. The "chums" are iusen-
arabic; as coon az the herd IA turned
out into the yard the chums seek ont
each other, as II for morning "con-
fab" and remain together all dav
Looking into the yard at any time. one
can sec them rubbing noses. blinking
at each other. or following each other
around the yard. Take a new horse
away from his chum. and he Will great |
ly resent II. Tie him near the stables
he Will whinny Dlaintively to HIS chum
who will answer from the corral
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-04

ly. The United States have been ran
sacked. foreign countries have been
flooded with descriptions OF the boy,
and the circumstances OF his disap-
pearance: a book has been published
by the boys father. describing every
event which could possibly throw any
light upon the subject. Many ether
lost children have been restored TO
their parents through the constant
stream OF inquiry which was evoked
by little Charley's loss. but OF the
stolen boy no tidlngs have ever been
heard.
At the time of his abduction Charley
was years old. rosy checked. fair
haired little lad. living In Germantown.
at his fathers house. on Washington
lane. For several days previous to
his disappearance Charley and his
brother. Walter. had been given can
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-04

fearS ago to make her debut q
bareback rider in a circus at BsFllh
la Folio IL n chestnut and y
rtrong point. lcapIng. was nrst Fseof
mixed by Signora Monticello. who q
voted all her time 10 improving ~
rcrfecting that ability.
One Of her greatest fcais Il TO iuri
La Folio over four other horses y
tai! and not particularly patient ~
mails, who stand In the middle 81 "
ring unattended. This feat was r
gardcd ms extraordinary but some y
days ago the signora beat her on
record by jumping La Folis oysf ,
landau full Of PEOPLE. She performs
the feat twice in succession. cleaflis
cseh time without a tremor. The y
holders wondered whom to adinlN
most for nerve. the courageous re-
or the people in the carriage. wig"
heads are brought into such danger
cas- proximity to the Iron-shod hoo''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-04

came out again with his purchases The
wagon and his brother had disappeared
Finding himself deserted Waiter no.
gan to cry: crowd gathered round
MIN, and. bearing his tale, took him
BACK TO his home. The police were
Immediately notified, and on the I'd of
July reward was offered for hls re.
turn. The same day the following III
spelt letter was received by Mr.. Ross.
July Mr. RIOS: be not uneasy you
son Charley brtister be all writ we IL
got him and no rover on earth can
ueilVer out OF our hand. you will bay
two pay US befor you git him from ma
and pay US big cent TO. IL van M,
the cops hunting for him You IA onlv
ueieeting yn own end. we is got him
put 80 no living power can gets him
from us live. If any approach IL made
TO his hidin place that is the gignIl fnr
bis Instant annihilation. II you regard
MIS- III puts no enc to search for him yo,,
mony can fetch him cnt alive an NJ
other eXisiin powers. don't deceive W.
self an think the detectives can gift him
from US for that ig imDosebel. Won
here from US in few days.
A rigid search WAS inaugurated: vea.
sells In the rivers. the doubtful localities
In the city, coal yards, lumber yards
and unoccuped buildings we're thor
oughly examined and descriptions NJ
The missing boy and his abductors
ON HIS brothers recollection. were
h- ned over the telegraph wires M ev-
ery city in the United States. Three
days had elapged from the reoein,
by Mr.. Ross Of the 0rst letter. when
there cane another. II was as fol-
lows:
Philadelphia. July 8 Mr.. RIOS, wo
suppos yon got the other letter that told
you we had w child all safe and sond
W might offer one $fo0.00g ii wond
'vale yu nothing. 10 30 piaen with ~
" mite invok al tie powers Of the
universe and that cold not get va ehild
rom us. we set god man and tho