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WANTED--A situation in either dry goods
grocery or saddle house; have had consid-
cradle experience in bookkeeping. Address
4a0I this Office. 4
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WANTED-By a colored boy place to work
in drug store or office Address a506, this
crFco
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AGENTS-We VIII pay $4,000 per month and
ra;ltoad expenses to any man who VIII
faithfully represent us in taking orders for
the most reliable portrait copying house in
the world we pay strictly salary. Address
&. f.. Martel New York City. "a
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FOR SALE-Cotton, grain and .tn.r-.
change in the market by private VI. NJ
fully bulletined. at 500 Main strss, ~ ~,
& Richardson. VIZ
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" E'TLp-For eNtry State. resident agctt
u sell ladies' sllrts on commission tor a
leading manufNttUrer ia New York Good
oIp'T Unity for tho right party; highest
reicrehce5 inquired. Address Agent, BOX
ISIS New York. n
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FOR SALE-At bargain, a span Of -
mares. Z years old, well matched. n
driving pony; all standard bred IA 4
San Jacinto street
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GUOp bookiccpcr and reliahle office man
wants position either In Houston smaller
town. Address Experience, this office. 70
WANTED--B BY a boy of 10, position around
house or store, Address i5lD, this office. -
WANTED-By a colorel woman. Il place to
cook, Address ella Rivers. general de
livery, CITY 70
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MISUNDERSTANDING and experienced mil
liners at Alkemeyer's. q
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WILL SELL cheap. one or I've aggsi ~
one new. prgac & Stefka. Caiur
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NIDE-AWAKE Ilen and women can positive
ly carr 500 to 5000 monthly and .Xpehsss
landing our ''N ondec soap ana family
riGhts, business pleasant, and pernanenti
experience not necessary; no risk, no fail
ure. man in Maine cleared $500 in oae
week; another In Nebraska Sl2.po the FIRST
day; woman 10 oregon made 500; write at
cncc for proofs aud full particulars. NJ. y.
Church & Co. MorrlstoMn. y. j. q
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AgIINE sOLIClTORS WANTED EVERY
WHERE for The Story OF the Philippines.
~ Mgrat HalStead. official historian OF the
az san Francisco, on the Pacific with Cen
erai Merritt in the lnsurgent camns with
A4Kninaldo on the deck OF the Olympia with
LtNey and IN The roar OF battle NJ the
l8li OF Manila. Bonanza for agents. Iarr,.
BOOK. Low prices. Big profits Freights
ualG. Credit given. OutRt free Dominion
Company, Dept. II. Chicago
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10 ACRE FARM in Kansas; will exchange for
good hay or grazing land in coast country.
Aaoress Box ., Angleton. Texas. 81
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THIRTY HORSE POWER boil ,... .ss &C. !
new; /. o. b., $500; all fixtures
j. ii. Wilson, Navasota. -.
CYCLES-Ladies secondhand r Sd Il
Ranbiers, sl2. Write for specli'i'.st
March Culmore. Houston. Soial
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NEW I7-jewel adjusted d. W. Raymond w
movements SIS, at Wilton's. 9aS Frame y
.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-We haze far
sale, IN Kaufman county, farm that il
commonly spoken OF by those who know il
pest ~ the best farm In Texas" II CON
ta.hs 4oVo acres, has 100 acres in cultiya-
ton; will make a bale OF cotton or fifty
pusheis corn per acre nearly every year. il
Is Elgnly improved, one good main resi-
eencs ana sixteen neat, substantial tenant
houses comparatively new and in good re-
PAIR. Tenants are all whites There is
als9 hrst-elass SIN. in good condition.
modern machinery, etc. This farm Ia ia
Gated m a desirable and healthy neiehbor-
Rood II will make splenaid home or nm
excellent Investment. With proper man-
agemeDt the farm can be made 10 nav S5l1o
ISF annum in rents. We are Offering the
farm al great bargain In order TO insurc
quick sale. Can give fifteen years time at
per cent On one-half the purchase mone1
balance must be cash. For price and ff,yy,
ther description write us. Williams 4 Win
Its. investment bankers. Fort Worth.
4eAHs' Is
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SEED wHEAT.--Nicaragua; ,v Msu rfe,.'
Alfalfa, new crop Cabbage ,r ana 50 I
line Of seeds OF all kinds. 80 (.
FLORAL Company. Dallas, Texas
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FOR SALE-300 acres fruit land nm rn,orna
u9nhi road; 20 acres Eiberta and ST John.
ibef41 teriAs. j. G. Boles. Jacksonville. n
FOR SALE Ok RENT-A ana nlo,,o.,.-- =
brazora county. valley land seven MIA
Msst from, Columbia; 1000 acres in god
state OF cultivation; 80 tenant houses; store
aAa managers house: 40 mules aud mecca
safy blows, etc. viii give bargain IN ~.
fponsible party. Address i. W. Norris
kiam building, Houston
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LOOK AT THIS-Extra stror. =
roses, Bride Bridesm. Id, La Ers sSIas
Perle Garden. American Bearty' h aAs
Mel; 90 other varieties. single ,;sS,s
$l.Ve Il for Sl.75. Kemp. Live FIosi. 4!
weston. Texas. 'V'ss W
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ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Battenberg.
Point Lace. Honiton aud SILK Embroidery.
given at 2tl6 Brazos street. by Mrs. prce,
Terms. "a cents 4 lesson. OF six Lessons for
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REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.

F0N sALE-on monthly payments, . n,re
huiue m the Fair Grounds, near lhe manu-.
s sISti,s new school building. Apply to be't9
bry Eu.
WE WANT TO BUY two nice corner lots,
also two nice home places, Inira Mat9 I pa
fsrleu. there Is ialr deluuuu iot Sou9 lN'i
denS, property, and we would ike a list OF
puyihing that you may have to OTTER. our
rs! of bargains is large; get our prices o..
fore buyuE; we can ouer pretty tost"So
on Fannn car line for $500. easy terms
that pretty cottage 1914 Hamilton VIII oe
sold this week for the best otier optaihaoie,
a nice Groom two-story house Fourth wata
south Sliu0. part cash, or viii trade; we lead
In our business ana 1t VIII pay you TO see
rs before buying. Norileet Cooley, Binz
building
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WhNTED-A good servant. white or colorad,
10 work for small family. at Dickinson
Texas Apply Y. 4. q. this office. q
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FOR SALE-A nice home in the Fair Grounds
very cheap for cash. Apply Bette Bryan. 2
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situation by n young lady as
laundry girl. Apply to 1909 Pease avenue.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
1903 Rusk avenue. 10
DESIRABLE ROOM. south exposure. for one
or two gentlemen or lady and gentleman.
Wish genteel family on Main street: board
II desircd' 10 other b0ardors. no children:
hath room etc, complete, Address 1861,
this office, y
ROOM and board for couple close in; south
caat front room; grAtei very desirable. 1909
Milan. 20
TWO NICE large rooms for couple or gentie-
ntn ard small room FOR one gentleman:
5000 tnhle board; all nodern conyenionces.
"lpiy 10 Main, seconi oGar from Rusll. .
NY BEST ROOM vacated NJ couple leaving
Nlty Hl convenience; c,ectric lights, un-
eNctNei table; references required. Mrs
iiratoh, 49, walker 2
NICELY furnished front roam TO rent, with
beard, 10 gentlemen or gentleman and wife :
private family: no children; home-llke
desc IN. $40 Louisiana street q
K n. rAMlaON x Co ss!i All WOOL suits
for 50. IL
lgu TEXAS AVENUE Large arst-elass
loardiug house, 9ia blocks from Capitol
io,ei, Main street; hotel accommodations;
transient and fo80lar bcardcrs solicited;
rates reasonable. /
MRS. BELKN4Np is now located on corner
san Jaciuto aad Franklin avenue. Having
pISrn up peayer dining room can furnish her
patrons FIRST -cass Recommendations with
room and beard polite. quick service: ia
bic not eNccll9d In city; transient trade sol
ioited; rates 81 per day. n
llO4 TEXAS AVENU Broom and board; one
iloek from Capitol hotel; strictly first
class. ~
BOARD and rooms at reasonable prices; ila
La Branch street 2y
ONE nicely furnished front room With board.
bath privileges: references required: ITO
Capitol. IS
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FOR SALE--Fine large marS.-S.
suitable Tor family use or ne a-vvy
also buggy and harness, chasa l.
y son street .% ~ +
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DETECTIVE shrewd, reliable man wanted
- every locality for profitable secret sery-
lte; experience unnecessary. Write Ameri-
Esn detective Association indianapolis.
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BICYCLE sun6riNs of all kinGi,,s . b
Wright, Dunlop G. =. rr,cek
Solar gas lamps; write ~ hand W.
$40 and SIS. r
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WATCHES CLEANED 81 90; maiu springs
7oc: manufacturing and reporting jewtlry,
etc.. a speciality. Wilton's. POS Prairie ave-
nue..
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500 IN GOLD Isn't worth "a musS
as the Information you can ~ y
large illustrated catalogue, rcady c nson =
write for one. We make the bresa,Hoaa s I.
noted prize winning strains Of b. \ n.
varieties OF fancy poultry a stnss
business. 20 acres, devoted To Il .uS ~ ~
ence solicited. The Star Pon,,a
Houston Heights, Texas ~ uu1 M
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WANTED-By young LADY graduate. no
sitlon as gOverneas; can teach music. Ad
dr.ss Mlas G. stewart. Lunar z. o.. La. q
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WANTED--A situation by young lady ~
ohnmbermaid or cook. Address 1909 Peasr
avenue. -
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fph sALE-sOo acres OF fine Improved r. 1cS
iaha N Fort Bend county: espeoIally aaantai
81 10 tarmins; only 20 miles from Houston.
81 COMMUNICATIONS answered n
Eyerts. 1906 Milan street = ~
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WANTED-H Honest work. any kind, by young
negro man from country, can milk, handle
horses and do housework. Willie. this OF
dce. u
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ECLIPSE HAIR TONIC, hipA,v, 49, 80.
for dandfu1, Steps hair from s'val1aa)|
29c ana zoe bottles at Lewtn's nrai.las
Main, corner Presoon. Drug q
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lNpuBAroRs and Breeders Rc,,,u.
at factory prices positively S be-, Y -
mace me- !; og no 10 oeo.egg sizes write tcr ~
agents. Houston Heights, Texas ssu1
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THE WILLIAMS TYPE%flIsLraH pssIst,
els. Nos. and .. for is,s. M pxl.'
ing: speediest and best; Nus II
form. We sell, rent end &, sscfTI KIN
for illustrated catalogue: ,"sio surf:
Son, general agents. 20 Ns'- =
laa n,nxna ~
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FINANCIAL.


MONEY ADVANCED on furniture, vehicles
sales aud merchandise private storage
L. o. Box ISL. phone S..
WANTED-To borrow k6o for six months:
security, cattle. Address 45is, this office. q
SOMETHING NEW in stock ana bonds; pays
zoo per cent per year on investment; any
amount: Investors secured payable any
time; no speculation; best references, write
for particulars Investors Trust, 1921 Arch
street. Philadelphia. Pm.
$50. 0oo.oa CAPITAL is devoted 10 making tho
Massey Business Colleges the best schools
In the South
MONEY TO LoAN--.on Houston city real
estate, farms and ranches. W. H. Hudson
Co.. rooms sei 20 50l Binz building II
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms sad
ranches. Francis Smith 4 Co., San An
trnio. Texas. Call on y. W. Norris. KAN
building. Houston. TsxAA -
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FOX sALE.House snd two lots. corner CIap-
man ana Cont streets Fifth ward " y
AcElroy. soeia Main street. ~
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WAN'rED-A married man. 40 years old.
would like work as salesman, driver Of q
delivery or bakery wagon. minimum wages.
Aldraas ninf ING nfilnn ~
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WANTED Position by experienced rnach.nis;
and engineer. capHbi0 81 running electric
motors. etc. Address HIP $50. this Office. q
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Statesmen to SCH toilc, soap to dealer,
slOo monthly salary and expenses: expsrI,
eence unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co. ST
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WANTEU-Postlon by AGED white man; uh-
ders;ands the care Of horses aud cows and
yard work sober and Industrious, Address
@. LII. Lhls nlticn ~
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WANTED--YouuE men and women TO prGpaT .
for business By attending tho Massey Bust.
moss College, Mason Dock. sessions dag and
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-----. - 4 ptic 49, Y
FALL. SEES OF every desc'spnep =
ceiyed. new crop tu,nip shisek VIM
rastep s's oats new crop A Ala w
o bushel: onion SETS anu ,nr,oa.
garden seed OF every descripp'c sns11t
Seed. Grain and CommissieA q
las. Texas. !.
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HELP " .A,.NTED

for intermediate graaess.
man or woman. &c. a. Jamison superintengs5-
ent. Luliug, Texas. ss=-=-4a.=z.-.
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WANTED situation as bnokkeepcr shipping
clerk. clerk In stone or pfAco, sober and
eond refcrenees from 5000 " $1,000 To- icud
employer; aSe &c. Address box 50. Linden,
Texas -
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~ you NEED anything IN clothing ready
pa4e q made % order, Try X. II. cawthon
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vIAyI REMEDIES--Hom treatments please
CAL aud Investigate NJ state headquarters
10. Bnz building; advice and health book
free; lady attendant 2
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YOUR EYES examined free properly adj
5usted with best spectacles and eye glasses:
guarantee satisfaction. Wilton's, Dos Prairie
|. avenue.
ssWI1Yi / am surprised TO hpd a course OF
3 business training SO complete" Is what one
Of Housten's prominent bankers said, after
esamining the methods In use at the Massey
business College.
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FOR SALIs--l3ancfoft's Hlstorv \, I
North America, 30 voIumss" ssuttlS
American tycIcpedia, IL yr,rsNpse
Inc IN, annual nv cyclopedia. 81 vol ms "
than oIe-tfth original cos, eonaiLio.
1ll1 Congress avenue. = = III
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GENTS SUITS cleaned and pressed at tho
Acmo Cleaning and Pressing Association. l5c
per suit: by Joining the association gents
can have their suits kept In frat class or
Der for W per year; monthly installments
3 81 q. No. 6o2sS Main street. over cockrells
". r. Green. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

JAPANESE papers allege that a
secret treaty has been made be-
tween China and Russia, wherein
the Chinese government has agreed
that Russians are to be employed
for the defense of the coast and as
military instructors. Russian Off
GERS are to be III command and
China is to pay all expenses. This
was the plan the British govern
ment arranged for not long since,
but by the deposing of the emperor
and the restoration to full power
of the Dowager empress the Brit
ish are ignored and Russians are Civ
en- recognition. The Japs have de-
cided to cooperate with the Brit
ish with the object of restoring all
things in China to their former
status. 1t is reported that all the
personal attendants of the deposed
emperor have been put to death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18
DEE friends of the McKinley ad-

THE friends Of the Mckinley ad-
ministration are opposed to
Speaker Reeds reelection as
speaker of the next Congress, and
an effort will be made to defeat
him. Reed is not friend of Nc
Kinley and will doubtless be a
candidate against him in 1900 for
the Republican nomination for
president. Reed is possibly the
ablest, if not tie most popular, Re-
publican of to-day, but like Blaine
he is from the wrong section, and
is too honest and bold in the ex-
preston of his opinions on issues
of vital moment. He is no mans
tool. He has his own head and
carries it with him. He will never
be president. Rarely, in these
latter days, our ablest men reach
that exalted position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

Hon. JOE BAILEY, the brilliant
Texas congressman, has announc-
ed his candidacy for the United
States senate to succeed Senator
Horace Chiffon, whose term ex-
pires in 1900. Bailey is brilliant
and popular and will have a strong
following, but he is making a mis-
take. He cannot beat Chiffon.
Chiffon is one of Texas ablest and
purest public men. He is not what
is ordinarily denominated a politi-
clan. There is none of the dem
ogogue about him. He is a broad
minded, big Drained, conservative
statesmanTa true type of the old
time Democrats that made the ma
ton what it is. His political re-
cord has been marked by a con-
sistency that is rare in these days
of hypocrisy and mugwumpery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

GEN. j. C. BRECKENRIDGE, in
spector general of the United
States army, was before the war
investigating committee at Wash
ington Wednesday. He criticised
the Santiago campaign, and when
asked his opinion of the result of
the campaign, he said he thought
it was consistent with the charac-
ter of the men who conducted it
what was to be expected from
the limitations of Gen. Shafter.
think it would have been different
if Gen. Miles had been III COM
mand-that it would have been
more satisfactorily conducted. |
think he has more of the spark
and genius of command than any
man in the army, and l am sure
that if he had had charge he would
have been in the front rank"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18
DlNoLEY HITS BACK AT HANNA

Chairman Dingley's attention
being directed to Senator Hanna's
interview in reference to the next
Congress revising the tariff and the
war revenue measure he emphati-
cally said:
There will be no tariff revision
or any revenue legislation of any
kind during the session of Con-
gress this winter.
There is no reason for any
revenue legislation, and you can
say definitely that there will be
none. 1t may be possible that
some slight amendments of ad-
ministrative features of the war
revenue bill may be desirable, and
such amendments may be enacted,
but there will be no general legis-
lation in the way of removing
taxes or changing rates.
The present customs law is
working we'll. 1t is now yielding
all the revenue that was predicted
for it and has been doing so all
through the autumn. The receipts
for the present fiscal year from
customs alone will amount to
$3.50, 100000 or 100000, 900.
There is, therefore, no reason why
the tariff should be changed, and
it will not be.
The war revenue law will not
be changed, for the reason that the
government needs the revenue that
is produced by it. During the
month of October the war expendi-
lures of the government, though
no warlike operations were actual
ly being carried on, amounted to
$15, ,000,0 more than the receipts.
During the present month the ex-
penditures will be $4,000, 900
more than the receipts. With
this condition of affairs prevailing
this is not the time to remove any
taxes, and there will be no reve-
nue. revision during the coming
session of Congress. AS to the
future, no one can tell until it is
known what the necessities of the
government will be-"
In a rejoinder Senator Hanna
says what he said in his interview
concerning the necessity for a re-
vision of the war revenue and tariff
law he intended to cast no rehec-
ton upon the Dingley law. What
| said, declares the senator, was
that a revision of the tariff must
eventually come. | did not mean
that revision should necessarily be
attempted at the coming session of
Congress. The revenues from tariff
duties are, however, declining be-
cause of the decrease in imports. 1
repeat that / am in favor Of putting
duties on tea, coffee and other ar
ticles which we cannot produce.
As Mr.. Dingley is chairman of
the ways and means committee and
as this committee has sole control
of all revenue measures, it is safe
to say there will be no tariff revis-
ions by the next Congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

CONGRESSMAN BLANKHEAD of AL
ALBANIA is to oppose Bailey for lead
er of the Democrats in the next
Congress. Blankhead, it is said,
will get the support of the Demo
Gratis of the East, North and West,
and some of the Southern Demo-
Gratis. The contest promises to be
very Interesting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

IF you want home in Ardmore
and haven't the money to buy
with you should secure shares in
the State National Loan and Trust
Company and get yourselfin in shape
to buy a home as soon as the town
is townsited. You pay for these
shares monthly, and as soon as
you can get title to a lot you can
borrow money at 6 per cent inter-
est to build a house with, paying
the principal and interest monthly.
The rents of the house will pay the
debt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

Tom WATSON, the populist can
didate for sviee-president in 1896,
and a conductor in Georgia came
near having serious trouble
Wednesday The conductor wanted
Mr.. Watson to vacate the ladies'
coach while he ate his lunch.
Watson refused and the conductor
forced him to the aisle. Where
upon Watson drew his knife and
was in the act of doing some cary
ing when passengers interfered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

LOTS of building is going on in
Ardmore. In every direction new
houses are going up. The owner
of all lots on which substantial
improvements are put by the first
of December has a priority right to
them and can buy them at fifty
per cent of their assessed value.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

THE street commission are doing
a commendable piece of work in
having the sink holes on Main street
filled in. This is the way to make
the street higher, smoother and
rolling. If the sprinkler was kept
running daily the street would be
packed hard and the dust would
not be so bad after awhile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

IT is confdentially believed by
many now that the Denison &
Northern road from Dougherty on
the Santa Fe to Denison will be
built, and work begin soon on the
road. Senator Hanna and other
capitalists are interesting them
selves in the road, and have agents
here inspecting the roads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

THE Choctaw road has let the
contract for the grading of 165
miles to Little Rock, Ark, to John
son Bros. & Fraught Of st. Elmo,
ILL.,, and McCarty of Little Rock.
Grading is to begin at once at both
ends of the road.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-18

AGUINALDo says when the
Spaniards withdraw from the Phil
ippines he will attack the Americans
and kill them off faster than the
United States government can ship
them to the islands.