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The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
WENT OFF WITH THE TEAM.

A. J. CARL Il Co., Saco, lot team to
two strangers Wednesday, who claimed
they were going to East WATERFORD and
would return at eight o'clock that eve
ming. They have not been heard from.
The team and men are described as fol-
lows; Bay horse, heavy black name and
tail, star in forehead. Amesbury wagon
with nickel rail, Davis rubber harness
with heavy deer and brass trimmings.
The man who hired the team was 80 or
"a years old, weigh ed 140 or $50 pounds,
had a sandy mustache, and wore cowboy
hat. The other man was taller and light
complexioned. The matter is in the
hands of Sheriff j. II. Miles.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
The short Lobster Case disposed Of

Dan Collins. James Durant and James
O'Neil were brought before Judge Robin
son in the municipal court yesterday for
assault on John j. Driseoll, Tuesday
morning. Driscoli was driving around
town on his team and when he reached
the corner OF Middle and Hampshire
streets, those three young men began to
throw missiles at him. There were two
witnesses to the assault who testified.
They were John j. Dupres and Mr.. Nc
Donough. They were oil found guilty
and were each sentenced to three months
in jail O'Neil appealed and gave bail
under $500. Durant is one OF the two
who were arrested a few days ago for
assault on Mr.. Dupres.
Judge Robinson gave his decision in
the case of State VS.. Morgan & Merrill,
which was heard Wednesday. Morgan
was found guilty Of having short Holsters
in his possession and was fined SIS and
costs. Mr. Merrill was found not guilty
as the fact that partnership existed
was not clearly proved by the state. John
+. A. Merrill represented the defendants
and Assistant County Attorney Allen the
state.
Two intoxication cases were also dis.
posed of.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
MARRIAGES.


In this city. Nov. Is. by Rev. Henry I. Dun.
mack. Albert A. Fuller and Mary L. Perham
both of Portland.
In this city, Nov. 1e, by Rev. Henry E. Dun
mack, Charles 2: Gustin OF Portland ana GRACE
NJ. Russell OF West Cumberland.
In this city. Nov. 16, by Rev. Henry +. Dun
mack, Harry Lord and L. Violette Gustin both
of Boston.
In this city. Nov. 16, by Rev. Lewis Ma vern;
Howard NJ; Hamblin OF Hyde. TX. Mass, ana
Addie F. Clark of Portland. Me.
ia this city, Nov. II, by Rev. DIR. jenkins,
William Stanley McGeoch Of Deerlng ana Ellen
Chase Eaton OF Portland. No cardsl.
In Oldtown. Nov. ., Edmund fl. Avery and
Miss Eliza E. Lasley.
Id Bath. Nov. 8. Allison b. Gibson ana MISS
In Moscow, Nov s, George II, Rhoades Of
Harmony and Mrs. Lovina b. fitzpatrick OF
Moscow.
In South Gardiner. Frank Norton aud Miss
III Oakland, Frank B. ROBBIE and Miss Susie n.
Locke, both Of New Sharon.
In Everett. Mess. Frank Queeney and MISS
Marion Hodgdon. formerly OF Boothbay Har-
Dor.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
HARBoR NOTES.
Items of Interest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

Mr.. Mills of the firm of Mills and Nc
Master, arrived in Portland from Mon
treal this morning. This firm has re-
ceiyed the contract for the stevedoring of
the Leyland and Allan lines at Portland
and for the Dominion line at st. John,
N. B.
Hamilton and Mcdonald of Montreal,
will again do the stevedoring for the
Thomson line.
Pilot John Martin has secured the
schooner Moses B. Linscott, which he
will use as pilot boat this winter in
looking about for the ships of the Leyland
and Hamburg. American lines.
Pilots Scott Oliver and John Martin will
90 out in the Maggie for ships OF the
lines which they bring into port.
The elevator is full now, having l100
odd cars of g rain slowed away in Its
bins. Yesterday morning there were 15l
cars of export grain standing on side
tracks About o like n lumber Of cars OF
package freight have been put into the
sheds.
Lobster arrivals were, Bernie and
Bessie, 400; Carrie Rogers, 2600 Minnie
Davis. 1900; Alva. $500.
"Gus" the colored lad who came North
with Co. e, First Maine volunteers, and
who has been at the railroad branch OF
the Y. M. G. A. for some time. has
secured position as second cook on the
Mcdonald Dredging Co. IS mud digger
No. 8. Gus" was picked up in Augusta,
Georgia, in the month of August and his
name is Augustus.
Pilot John Martin went outside yester-
day afternoon looking for English steam.
ers.
The cutter Woodbury. sailed yesterday te
the eastward.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
WOMAN,S HOME MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.

The district meeting of the Methodist
W. II. M. S. convened at Kennebunk on
Wednesday. Encouraging reports were
received from the auxiliaries on the dis
trict and several interesting and practical
papers were read. The address, delivered
by Mrs. G. r Palmer of Livermore Falls,
was full of up-to-date ideas. Two fine
musical selections were rendered by
young ladies of Kennebunk.
At the close of the meeting votes Of
thanks were given the Kennebunk ladies
for their cordial welcome and Hospitality,
the ladies who contributed by reading,
speaking or singing to the enjoyment and
success of the meeting, and to the daily
papers of Portland for generous notices.
The delightful weather and interesting
programme made the meeting one of
pleasure and profit to all in attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
OBITUARY.
MRS. JAMES Il. HARTFORD.

Callie S., wife of James H. Hartford,
passed away at her home on sawyer
street, South Portland, Thursday evening,
N oyember is, after an illDess fraught
with agonizing suffering. extending over
a neriod of eleven months. Everything
that loving care and attention couldabe-
stow, was done to endeavor to alleviate
her distress and prolong her life, but
without avail. A bright light has gone
ont from our midst, and a loving devoted
wife and mother has been taken from a
grief stricken family. She leaves an un-
usually large circle of friends and assocl.
ates who will mourn her loss sincerely.
Her sufferings which at times have peen
intense have been borne with the utmost
patience and resignation, and often Wnen
suffering, she uttered words of comfort ana
announcement to those about her. Inere
was always sunshine and cheer IN ner
heart and life, which she impaired 10
Others. her impulse was always to 90 Ior
others and to brighten the pathway OF her
friends.
She was a member of Myrtle Assembly,
pythian Sisterhood, and the Samaritan
association, of both of which orders sne
was a very active member. She was
possessed of marked executive aplii'y
which rendered her invaluable to 1nese
organizations, to the members OF WHICH
her loss win come as personal perease'
ment.
Beside sorrowing husband she leaves
son Harry H., associated with his Iasnel
in publishing the Cape Elizabeth Sen'i-
mel. and daughter Florencs, VINO h"s
tenderly and faithfully cared Tor ner
mother through her long illness. Sne al
SO leaves two brothers. two sisters ana an
aged father. 4ho
The funeral services will be held al ehe
Peoples NJ. e. church. Saturday ai'e'
noon at 2. so O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
DEATHS.


In this city, Nov. Ia. Joseph. infant son Of
Anton and Sybll Miller, aged months.
TFuneral this Friday afternoon at 2. 80 O'Clock
from parents residence. R.225 Danforth street
In South Portland, Nov. 16, Callie s., wife OF
lanes ii. Hartford. aged 40 years months and
fFnneral on Saturday Afternoons at $50 oclk,
az the PEOPLES NJ. E. Church.
In Lewiston, Nov Z, Mrs. Catharine, wife OF
the late Thomas sykes OF Auburn
In Mechanic Falls. Nov 5, Louisa NJ, wife OF
piram Bailey AGED So years
In Lewiston, Nov 8, Isaac j. Larrabee, aged
q ~ Camden. Nov.2 Mrs. Marcia carle aged
~ IL Rockport, Nov g. Elizabeth Manning aged
o. II wv Warren. Thomos L. O'Brien, aged 50 years
- Tnnn Nov, e. Mrs. Hannah Lord, formerly
of Ellsworth. aged 10 years.
u IN Snrry. Nov. z, Mrs. Martha Curtis. aged
% IL Wv Verona. Nov. 9. Mrs. Eliza A. Anderson
as IN B B. osossviIle. Mrs. Abby T. varnnm aged
In Wsldoboro Nov. 8, Samuel {, Welt, aged
81 years IL mouths. ,,..,,.a, os Afs.hon,o
Falls, aged o6 years.
TThe funeral of the late Mary Z. Enos VIII
take place this Friday morning at $50 O'Clock
from No. II Vine street Services az the eath-
edral OF the Immaculate Conception ~ ~
O'Clock.
THE runeral services of Mrs. Emma 1. Ross
Will take place this afternoon at O'Clock, at
No. Boynton Court. Biddeford ana Saco pa
pers please copy.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Gerry VIII Case Arranged satisfactorily
to all Concerned,

The bills in equity brought by COL
Elbridge Gerry against the estate of his
mother Mrs. Anna st. Clair Gerry in
Portland and in Baltimore have been
settled out of court to the satisfaction of
all oonce rned.
On the death of Col Gerry's father GER
tian property in Portland was left to the
son and certain property was willed to
Mr.. Gerry's wife and daughters. The
will of Mrs Gerry was drawn up in Italy
by some person who was not entirely
familiar with tho laws governing such
matters in this. country and the instru-
ment.was very obscure document and
has been at the bottom of the trouble
which has resulted. 1t was evidently Mrs.
Gerry's desire to have the entire estate of
her husband. including that which had
already been willed to Col. Gerry, divided
in three equal parts between Col. Gerry
and his two sisters. This would necessi-
tate Col. Gerry giving up considerable
property in Portland and accepting as his
portion of the estate other properties
This Col. Gerry was unwilling to do, and
bills in equity resulted from this compli,
cation. a.ss
While the bills in equity were pending
Col. Gerry filed petition in the Probate
court of Portland for the removal of
David Stewart, Esq, iwho was the ex-
ecutor under Mrs. Gerry's will. Yester-
day Col. Gerry Withdrew this petition and
by agreement the whole case was settled
out of court. Col. Gerry, SO it is under
stood, holds as his share of the estate the
properties in Portland aggregating about
500, 900 and gives up some property in
New Hampshire and New York which
will be divided equally between the two
sisters. By this settlement Mrs. Elbridge
Gerry, Jr., is also provided for.
The attorneys in this case which has at
tracted much attention throughout the
state were Judge Symonds for Mrs
Pangiris, Hon. George +. Emery for
David Stewart, Esq, the executor under
Mrs. Gerry's will, and Hon. A. f..
Moulton for Col. Elbridge Gerry.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
ELKs, BENEFIT.

The musical feature of the play 70 pe
produced December and 9, at bne 'env.
son theatre under the auspices OF ene hiAs
will undoubtedly win warm praise LIZ.
the musical element of this city. ny
songs will be sung by local singers lof wy
first time. The music is the WerA y .
Portland young lady and the words "ls
from the pen of Portland young man u
Acknowledged literary ability. Keno 'lsa -
for the play are now being yigofous-'
conducted.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
,44+,s hnown in the east, Che company is

;itt.a known in the east, the company is
: large one and first class in every ap-
no;ptment and has won most tiattering
endorsements from the press of the New
ENGLAND circuit. Friday and Saturday
the attraction will be the successful farce
comedy "A Turkish. Bath, that is de-
seribed as the ''cieanest' comedy ever
written. The company contains many of
the best known artists of the comedy and
vaudeville stage and patrons may antioi-
pate seeing a good performance and one
thoroughly -to-datetin every respect.
A PERSIAN GARDEN.
The great artistic success gained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Kotzschmar in their con-
certs two years ago is a guarantee of the
excellence of whatever theyss undertake.
Wednesday evening, November so they
will present theEgreat musical success
"In Persian Garden" i'll most fin
ished manner. The stage decorations
will surpass all previous attempts, and
the music, will he interpreted by quar-
tetre of artists. Mr.. Van Torx will make
his first appearance before Portland
audience He is considered one of the
best tenors of New York. His sgage pres
fence is most attractive and his voice one
of unusual sweetness andibriilianoy. /
ROSSINI CLUB.
| AT the regular weekly recital of the
Rossini club in Kotzschmar hall yester-
day morning. the programme was as fol-
lows:
Piano Quartet-Overture to Tann-
Miss philDrook, Miss Weeks, Miss COBB,
Miss Lamson.
Vocal Solo raumHed, Westmeyer
Mrs. HAND.
Vocal Duet-It Was Lover and His
Laes, r. H. Matthew
Piano Solo:
., Berceuse, MacFarren
b, Moonshine, Mcdowell
Miss Mary Jordan.
Vocal Solo has, Dufrats
Miss Foster.
Piano Solo-Waltz, Chopin
Miss Weeks.
Piano Duet-Imppomptu Op. 49,,
No. 3, Schubert
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs smith.
Violin Solo:
q. Beroeuse, Goddard
b, La Cinquantaine, Gabriel Marie
Miss Cram.
Vocal Solo-Love's Lullaby,
Miss Rice.
Piano Solo-Gayotte and Rigaudon,
Hiss Trickey.
NOTES.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
THE CORN PACK.

The last of the seasons corn pack has
been shipped to Portland from the Burn
ham. and Morrill, shop in Auburn. More
than 1000 cases have been shipped this
week. The total pack was IS, 600 cases OF
COS, 795 cans. Most Of this is now stored
in the Portland storehouses of the COM
pany. The market is at present rather
slow owing to the unusually large pro-
duction Of the Maine corn factories this
season. Oyer $4,000 was paid to farmers in
the vicinity Of Auburn this fall for corn
sold at the cornshop
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED.

On account of an omission in the adju-
tant's office to note the extension Of a
furlough for sickness, Private Herbert
Crosby of Co. L, got marked as deserter
and was not mustered out with the rest
OF his company. Attorney Levi Turner
and Capt NJ. E. ConIey presented the
case with proper documents to Capt.
Robert NJ. Rogers, Wednesday, nd.the
young man was given clean record, an
honorable discharge and his pay.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
CHURCH CLUB OF MAINE.

At the election Of officers of the Church
club of Maine Wednesday night, there
were several changes. These were elected
President--John b. Coleman, Portland.
First Vice Presldent-Jo ohm NJ. Glidden.
Newcastle.
Second Vice Presidential. e. Tibbetts.
Saco.
Third Vice President-Wm. 6. Ellis,
Gard liner.
Secretary-T. Fl. Eaton, Portland.
Treasurer-B. f. Townshend, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded:
George B. Hodgkins to Matthew G, Nor
rill Of Gray, for $500, oak and pine
Martin II. GRAHAM of Bridgeport,
Conn, to Matthew q. Morrill, of Gray,
land ia New Gloucester.
Charles b. Dodge Of Concord, Mass.
to Herbert E. Cash. of South Portland,
land at Grandview.
George W. Carter of Norway to John n.
Edwards of South Portland, land in Sac
carappa.
ards, both of Yarmouth, land in Var
mouth.
Henry Haskell of Harrison to the
Bridgton and Saco Eivel railroad COM
pany, land in Harrison.
SophIonia JordanEof Raymond to Ed
ward B. Winslow of.Casco, for 1886, land
with buildings in Casco.
Charles b. Dodge of Concord. Mass, to
Thomas H. Cook of South Portland, land
at Grandview.
George E. Tarbox of Harrison to the
Bridgton and Saco River railroad compa-
ny, the right of way for its water pipe.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
WILL NOT BE EXHIBITED HERE.

There will be no exhibition in Portland
of the Canadian Pacific car which is
lighted by electricity. 1t had been the in
tention to bring the car here. but it is
found that the car is too high to pass
under one or two bridges en- the lines of
this Boston and Maine. and Maine Central.
AS it is not practicable to lower the car
roof or to take up the bridges the OK
hibition will not be held.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18

THE management of the Jefferson thea
tire acting with the management OF the
Robert Mantall company, has invited
company e of the regulars at the Cape TO
attend the performance of s'Secrst War
rant at the theatre next Monday eve
ming. This company has besn ordered
away and will start South next week.
A silver loving cup will be presented to
the company by the management as a
parting token. IL promises todbe another
gala night at the Jefferson.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
MAINE .POSTMASTERS

Washington, November 1.-THE follow
ing f3urth-class post1nasters were appoint
ed today for Maine:
Glenmere, Rosina r. Hupper; Medwsy,
j. r. Kimball; South Deer Isle, B. f.
Warren.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18

A household necessity. DR.. Inon,adI
Electric Oil. Heals burns, cuts, WounIs
of any sort; cures sore throat, cfoop'
catarrh, asthma; never fails.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18

Mr. Joseph Mills of the Lsylana anu
Elder. Dempstar line of steamers
the Falmouth hotel for the winter.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
NOTICE OF
Dissolution Of COparin8Tship.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
" Hunt & Su eetsir OF Gray. IN the County Of
Cumberland, recently composed of Lee b.
Hunt and Willard b. SweeIsir, has this day
beer dissolved by mutual consent The bnsi-
ness will hereafter be carried on by willard ..
firm and pay all obligations of the firm
LEE B. HUNT.
WILLARD Il. SWEETSlk,
Gray, November II, 1898. noVlsulWs
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
WHAT DO YOU
THINK OF THIS?
Could Any Other Known Rem
edy Have Accomplished 1t ?

X !. BooTH Co..
Genaemtn-on retiring few evenings, ago with
a severe cold rapidly grew ill during the night;
shooting pains darted through my chest and side
making breathing very painful; shortly came mem
brane from the lungs deeply tinted with blood The
Only only remedy at hand was Hyon,e in which had
title faith. ! inhaled it through the nostris and
mouth freely. The effect was like magic, and now
life. NINE. GOODHJfE
keene, n II.
Hyomei" goes direct to the diseased
parts, which can be reached by the breath
q life only. Had stomach remedies been
used, Pneumonia would have resulted.
m Hyomei" cures by Inhalation. sold by
druggists or sent by mail Price, complete outrt,
pl-Vu. Extra bottles Soc
THE X. I. BOOTH CO.,
i3I fremont St..,Room 81, Boston MASS.
FScrne Office
Astor Court B'.d'g. w. sgd ST., n. Y
Hyomei Trial size cntdt, 25c.. Hyomei Dys-
psDsia Cure. C;uaranteed Soc Send for folder.
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WAN {: D.

A first class asi round candy
maker for retail store. sseaoy
lob for ssie right aaaan; ssnsse
Ssa:su preferred. Apply by letter
or Ina person az
POND Bros, Bath, We.
,ov,s dlwv
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
WRESTLING MATCH.

wrestling match has been made for
December 9th between Honey johnson
and Eugene Roberts. 1t will take place
on the Eastern promenade. Stakes So.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
ExEcUTRIx NOTICE.

V1HE subscriber hereby gives notice that she
has been duly appointed EAecanN OF Inc
last Will I'D testament OF
EDWARD TOMLINSON, late of Portland.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased.
All persons having demands against tue
estate of said deceased, are desired 70 pre-
sent the same for settlement. anu all Indebted
thereto are requested to make payments inl-
mediately. ,,-so>-
HENRIETTA IL. ToMI.1NS0N:
Portland, NOV 49, 1898. noylsdiawSwts
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18
Bicycle Riders

who chafe and suffer from wind and sun
burn should carry @mfert powder. It
quickly relieves irritation, removes the red
ness and smarting of burns, and neutrallzes
the i'll effects Of excessive perspiration.
Druggists Hartford CT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-01
COURT AT WOEK.
Jury In Love Case Disagree and Were
DlschRrRed-McKsy Acquitted
billiard on Trial.

The jury in the case of Jo
Love charged with the murder
of Ben Stevenson. failed to
agree, and was discharged Sat
urday.
The jury in the case of Me-
Kay, charged with being ali ac-
cessorY to the murder of Bud
Pulliam. returned a verdict Of
mot guilty." without leaving
the box, upon the instruction of
the court.
Lindsay billiard, also charged
with being an accessory to tho
same crime. was ! ut on trial.
John Sterling, fornication
plea of guilty, sentenced to Que
hour in Jail.
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A FATAL DUEL.
Two Citizens OF Newport settle Theli
Dffer-aees ouiekIy-Oae Is
Already Dead.

From w. T. Knight, of New
port. the ARDMoREITE yesterday
learned of fatal shooting ARRAY
which occurred in his town Friday
about noon. AS result of the
difficulty A. l.. Shadden is dead
and John Bolden is mortally
wounded. The weapon used by
Shadden was a 44-caliber Win
chester, and Bolden had a A.
caliber pistol.
The men met in front of Shad-
den's house and before any friend
could interfere the deadly work
had been done.
Shadden was shot through the
head and one bullet penetrated the
bowels. He died Friday night at
9 o'clock.
Bolden is shot through the Jugs
and kidneys.
Which of the parties provoked
the difficulty was not stated.
The cause of the tragedy is said
to have been some family disturb
ance, the exact nature of which
could not be learned.
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Successful Church Entertainment.

Successful Church entertainment.
The Ladies Guild of St. Phil
ip's church gave a delightful
entertainment Friday evening
at Jamison hall. Refreshments
were served and a good musical
program rendered.
The affair was quite a success.
One of the most pleasing fea-
lures of the evening was a vocal
quartette, "Bingo was His
Name" by Messrs Treadwell, +,
O'Conner. McNara and Lloyd.
The ladies desire to extend
their thanks to Mesdames
Campbell. Crockett, and Love,
and Misses Booker. Stephen
son, Green, Bennett and others,
who assisted so materially in
the success of the entertain.
lment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Service at Christian Science
dispensary. johnson & Cruce
building. at II o'clock. Sun
day school at 10:30. Subject:
Jesus Triumphant Entry Into
jerusalem" Our Sunday SER
mons are the international Sun
day school Bible lessons and
are brought out in the light of
Christian Science, making them
practical by applying them to
our present need.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-01
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Usual services at morning
and evening hour. Subject for
morning sermon: Armenia for
Christ" At night: The call
for Volunteers" You are cor
daily invited to both services.
ARTHUR w. JONES, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-01
JAKE.
RELIGIOUS.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday services at the Pres
byterian church WILDE as usual.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m;
morning service IL. topic, May
I Believed" Christian Endeav
at 7 y. m. Evening service. 8.
All cordially invited to attend
these services.
S. A. CALDWELL. Pastor.
ST. PHILLIPS CHURCH.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mat
ms and sermon II a. m. Yes
pers 1880 p. m. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
HENRY b. SMITH,
Missionary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-01
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.

There will be preaching at IL
o'clock a. m.. and at G p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. LII. Jun
ior Endeavor at 3 p. m. Senior
Endeayor at 6:30 p. N. Good
music. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to attend
these services.
j. Nj. MARTIN, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-01
OFF to War.

E. E. Gillenwaters and James
l. Kibbee left on yesterday
evenings train for Gainesville,
where they will join the Hem
ming Guards. Their destina-
ton is on the highest tower of
Moro castle. We hope the boys
will be with the company that
first carries the stars and stripes
to victory on the shores of the
Pearl of the Antilles.
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About forty bales of cotton.
belonging to j. N. Barall. WEI e
destroyed by fire Friday nights
The loss was partially covered
by insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-01

Prof. p. Brewer is in receipt
Of n telegram from Fort Worth
asking him to go to that place
to lead an orchestra during a
four days. engagement. He is
unable to accept the call. as his
duties here keep him busy.
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