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laid up ever since her races against val
kyric III. will doubtless be- rlicei in
commission next spring aud used ae a
TRIAL horse for the new cnft. o. the
Vigilant was Tor her. Ynchifmcn need
not be- afraid thnt wo shall he caught
asleep on this side ~ the pond because
OF the fact that There have been %
races Tor three years and Tie nnushcfn
may have got ahead ~ Nv To- dealgnlng
fast buat1 Nat HcrrrHhpn has In bis
office plans Tor cutter which hr has
told tho New York Yacht club officials
viii be- at least six minutcn faster over
a 20 mile course than the Defender.
AZ soon as 40 the preliminary points
have boon sottlad a syndicate will De-
organized. me- In former years. a. build
the boat which viii defend the cup SIR.
J. picrpont Morgan. the great huancicr.
~ certain 10 ba % prominent nj. mher.
aud &. oliver iselln. the lendinr owner
~ the Defender another. Sir iaolin hna
had charge ~ more cur defenders than
any other American. with the possible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
SIR THOMAS J. Upton.

exception OF General Paine " Boston.
and hH experience and advice win he
Invaluable, ZOE hr knows the tine points
NJ yachts aud yachting better than
many "a prHl Ell1nll
Hon. Charles Russell. son NJ Lord
chief Justice liussell uf England. la ar
Thomas LlpiuuH representative. Sir
Thomas says be- ll willing To spend 1t'o-
ono on the match. and the Shamrock
haHHif viii cost $4,000. RE Is detcr-
MINED to have Ireland ntly wnrrrrntrd,
Scotland with tho Thistle ana inTlhnd
represented hy tho Gonratn, 0nlairn and
tho Nalkyrios failed to carry IN the
blue ribbon trophy Of the yuchtins
world.
Next September the Shamrock, with
an Irish owner. built by IAN Irish nrm.
manned by an Irish Grew ana dying n
green nag M tho masthead, VIII ny her
best 90 capture Tho cup,
SIR Thomuu b. newcomer Ia yachting
circles, but the general opinion IL that
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crews and officials are any criterion. tho
meeting promises 10 eclipse an former
Efforts ~ the association. The entry
list ~ the hummer one ~ tho orgnulan-
ton. James Pilhngton, the president.
appointed the following % act as re-
gattn committee, and they have tho
work Woll In hand nud promise that tho
events shall Doe decided In GOOD order
ana without any ~ tho bitches which
often mar the pleasure OF spectators
and participants ln races Of this KIND.
Their names aro; Julius d. Mnhr. Met.
ropolltnn Rowing clubs J. H. RodgcfB.
Flushing Roat club. Thomas +. Hener-
nan. linton Boat club; !. q. TIghe.
shcopahoad Ray Boat club: Albert
Heyno. Atlantic Boat club; n. Adre,
scnwanhukn Boat clubs W, Vundoyeer,
passnlo Boat club and }. j. Murphy.
Nunpareil Rowing club,
The following events win no decided
on Labor day. Junior. intermediate and
senior single shells, Junior and inter-
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his excellent business ability viii make
him good man ut The Eame and fair
ono 10 deaf with Ito o. o. bachelor. "a
years OF age. and g. estimated 20 be-
worth fi0o0o.O00. which lH largely In
vested IN HE extensive business ontor-
prisca lie WIS born An Glasgow ~ Irish
pafcntngc and has visited this country
several times. ln addition TO being a
large ton merchant. Sir Thomas supplies
10y contract OH the provisions FOR the
British army ana navy. lie has an I'm.
nl,nse beef packing establishment nt
Chicago. owns extensive tea aud coffee
plantations In tn East Indies and con-
trolls mineral water and ginger nie
plant In Ireland. lie was frat brought
Into royal favor during the queens iu-
biiec by donating tilioQ 90 the Princes
N Wales fund for feeding tho London
poor and nftorward giving the same
amount Tor tho relief N the Indian fam
Inc sufferers. Both ~ these gifts were
made lncuvnito. but the donor was soon
discovered ana the princess presented
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over hns relieved tho minds of some NJ
tho yuchtamcn. who were afraid that "
the Rainbow were sent after ihr cup
America mlrht BE- caught n.uuIuT. sH
the English boat would have boon we'll
tried out In This seasons gnclng and our
bout would have very llttlo preliminary
work before the rlcet
with bath the challenger and defend
or 90 hf built durIus thr coming SEASON
tho contest VIII BE- % larrr extent un
even terms. fur neither uf the boats win
have boon ttlcd 'n un international
struggle until the meeting on the port
OF Now York.
The designer ~ thr now American
defender lH uluuFt cegiHIn to Dee Uprfe-
shun THE remarkable success that has
followed hn efforts ln the past leaves
nn doubt that ho win be called upon 20
build the boat o. which win he assigned
the duty ui retaining ,ho trophy on thls
side OF the ocean.
Tho old Defender which has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
A War Lyric.

In the New York Casino review. en-
titled Yankee Doodle Dandy" there ia
plenty of tho military spirit In evil
doncc whereof here Is verse from one
OK the lyrioai
when tho boom. boom, boom,
OF the gun. gun. gun,
Il heard 100 tho rise OF tho sun, sun, sun,
Ana the shells so alp
Through tho rlgglng OF the ship
And there's nothing but tho sky above you,
Then there's work. work, work,
no De done. done done,
And youll never Eet chance to run. run.
run,
You can't ask why,
Iut you vo merely got TO die
For your home and the girls that love you.
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STORIES OF
THE STAGE

Gilbert, the llbrettsL m,t fi.,..
the pianist. not long npo. ana ~
the following Interchange os,y,-., 4
tween them. Liobling hasanis..,'.
vanity. and Gilbert has n ,sg.,.. "
Llebllng was introduced Co. gm.,,
said. e
"sir. I have heard Lratr
LloblIng bowed biz bead la ada.
cdEmcnt nt what b. aurf.s.t 49,.
coming compliment. =
ucd Gilbert. -
Llcbilng bowed ptIii lower
u hnvr heard padoreu.kis
unto the ground. ~
well, rlr" concluded GIN.
abrupt tones. mot one ul tbav-... :
~ them. air-pcrupIrci as profs,a, !.
you dol" Z
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rol and Gustav Kefker which failed In
this country, 10 going TO be tried In
London.
Eugene Jepson has been re-engnged
10 play tho part % Lord llintoul IN
"Tho Little Minister next season
Davis ANA Koogh announce that
among their attractions next season VIII
be a detachment OF the Rough Riders,
Again comes the good news that uh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

New YORK IN Germany but n condi-
ton M each was that the company
should De- composed OF Americans.
Arthur Maitland of Wilton Lackayo's
company Is playing with Robert Man
ton In his vaudeville tour.
clara Thropp VIII star IN an operate
comedy 'WhoreH Maulduy" written by
Leopold Jordan
"klsmet" the opera by Richard Car
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had contemplated taking that m fated
vessel Cor rlayrc. intending TO land IN
Paris aud buy out worth and Felix. but
wore ft1ii hy the hand ~ fate. when
IL comes no taking advantage Of star
Tins situations. tho American army o.
sou1ret,ol can be backed against the
world,
George w. Lelerer has had four az,
fereut oncra 20 produce THE Belle of
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bert and sullivan have 'f', !, I. a. a
onolilation and VIII az eN'
producing operas 81, .,,r ne ~
Elolso Mortimer WI a'ns and n.
donna role IN "El captain s,,ns b =
SInndevlile that formerly ''
Wolf Hopper. r ,our r1f
Marie WninWrlghl WV uefs -
both "shall We FoIs'N
East Lynne"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
THE STAGE IN AUGUST

Carolyn Daniels has been engaged aa
The second prlma donna with the Bose
tuulnns
The story L. again revived that r.. n.
Rothern aud his beautiful wife. Virginia
Harmed. win not Dc seen together. on
the contrary, IL 10 mos, probable that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
SIR T. J. LLPTOW
WHO HAS
CHALLENGED FOR
THE
AMERICAS CUP

was held among yachtamon that n a
challenge Worr sent over this year fur "a
mco n would ho Tor n contest between
schooner. Tho hig two mtHted Rain
bow. owned by Charles orr Ewing ~.
T.. built from designs furnl mod by Wat
aon. wns thought 60 BE- o. possible chai-
longer The fact that cuttor will come
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both win venture forth as starr. the
lady sticking 90 her great success as
Lady Ursula in Mr, Hopes charming
play while Mr, SOtheru VIII ny new
plny nf tho colonial renaissance,
william Gillette and Conan Doyle
have signed a contract by which the au-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Whatever mny b. said of lsv...,
irving. tho son OF Sir Horny an
one thlng to his credli-he BE- or,.'.
an energetic young man nm,,
been long since biz play. HFrs,-.t Il.
Great came very nearly m'nirftii.
London Lycoum ana dli m.l !.
nrouHing moro than tho ufn-i A. :
N discussion. a few weeks ar5tif,,
he produced another piar ,.sl
Richard Lovolacr." fouul.i d. IA.
love afalr In tho he Of thi IA.
nous Tor the Illness
I could not love thos. dsitss-
Loved / not honor m0rf
The younger Irving acted b. "a
role, and both play and siii 30, 1,i
received.
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A Stage Rat

Charles Dickson ia training rat
which he expects 20 use IN hla play,
acenc depends on tho scare caused by
property rai was used when the play
was given trlil recently, but Mr.. Dick.
ann thinks the least he can do n 10 sup
My a real live rat where the situation
calls for a. The old property rat VIII be
carried ms nn undcrHtudy 10 be used In
ease some ambitious thcater cat takes
notion 90 cut short the stage career
uf the real one.
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him with a handsome diamond scarfpln
and later he was knlghtod by the queen
CHARLES ". EDWARDEs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Phil King has been rc-ongaged q
coach tho University OF Wisconsin foot
hnll eleven next fan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Anna belmont. the com'dlehn' 9
"what Happened 10 Jones'
enjoys the reputation nmons pr M
professional friend of being on ~, ID,
ana quaint story teller il'r ''''' \, \,
"a local color impaired TO th'l' , r,.
sense Of the ntns'l of ihlt,t 4,
follows here Is OF recent u'''
Miss Belmont; b. N
Tho Park avenue trolley ,'p W. M
city Of Rochester ~ crnsiel " -
ntreets that bear maaeulIne '..,ra
An Irlshman with q carpelhas .t q
one Of The cars the other day 81, s- I
down rlngcrly near che 400, q. M
Ave other men completed .,,.i n
passengers. The ear sWuns 1''
corner OF Chestnut fifaeL s,.,ss
"Jamosi" shouted ihe eones, u
man elrnaied him. the clr a.up, NJ
the man nliEhted. a pour ln NV, -
ward the car neared nn''
street. a.. sosaaif
Another man got out A"'
eyes crew vislbly lnrFer' .,,lisf
"AloNanderi" shouted Wv
The third man let the car t,,l-ii
when Il had started on N, , r
o,nse md approached the eonuu' n y
"ol want to Rlt out az A,,leh,,L'
said. "Mc foorsht name u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Miss Viola Allen. fln,s d, ~ n,
tho guest Of Han CaIne. o. f..lr Z
the famous novel. and Of h'fr,rtit
THE ChrlHunn," at uftsii cifs b,
N Man. has written Heyou' t.rr-f
letters 10 her manager s nsrsr %
tho many peculiar cuat0-f fnf var
people that have como W. ,dt.
July 2. NJ Ramsey. she s,al q,
ceremonies ~ Tynwaid dI 70 "a
important event ~ the gfu y es
MnnNman. The Isle ~ Man 10 f4rsI
not only by governor renffl t';.si
ed by the queen. but hy o. da-rf j,
q local legislature called ths 49,
Keys" Al laws passed by DE- 30 I
keys must bo approved By a. "a
and before they can become Hra 4
they must be- read lu Mlnx afi Ia
from the Tynwnli. r. hIri0flr n-,. 2
hlll from which an laws % Oh. 20
have been proclaimed for oyf n
years. This lH said Co be- lhr oliaf q
efnmrntnl custom gNiunt
Tho ceremonies of TynHad Dag -
nlHt OF religious services On hrH
chapel. the proclamation ~ o. ~
from the Tynwull ana % r1nr't' ~
hratlon. Miss Alien attended o. o
gloua ceremonies. nt which Wtf' T''Hii
Lord ilennlker. ths English fHl
general; the nrrt daemfist o. ~
bishop. tho attorney E.nrnl N n'r
nsra and al the official l.faiHfA ~
Guiding the house ~ keys
Mr. and Mrs Hall cai1'Hf' 80
with Miss Allen. aui thf riH.ls
clippings relating 10 this u'ii ~. ~,
rhe sent. say that there vai r.'' w.
oslty on the part N The poPa.i', Y u, ID
Hall Calne than the Foysfhlf ~, \,
Lord llonnlsor. The pfuclamiu,a =. ].
laws from the Tynwald had 70 !. N, 7.
poned an a future date he'auf v. Y
disposition OF the queen haa I'''''''
her from signing thrm,
Miss Allen was prrfenied 4 el
liam Drlnlgwhter. tho Oldest i'.l,,',,'
the history OF the island he ~ \,
the office for % year, ca JOY " N \,
Allen witnessed the certmqn'n
retirement and the pr0Heniau'l v !, =
of a valuable silver casE'i ',. "a
nm address commemorative Or ", -. !.
Miss Allen was charmed WIN ". ",
people OF Mainland ana 'he'i '-'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29
Accidentally Killed.

AN awful accident occurred q few
mileH east of PAoh Tuesday.
The 1S-year old daughter of Mr..
Jones was accidentally shot and
killed by q gun in the hands of her
father.
Mr.. Jones had seen some squirrel
and came hurriedly to the house, seiz-
cd his gun and started out. The
hammer of the gun was accidently
struck against the door, causing thG
gun to nre, the whole charge pass
ing through the body of the girl,
producing almost instant death.
The father is almost crazed with
grief at the terrible misfortune
Valley News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29
And He Knew Too.

A young theological student, who
10 about to depart for the missionary
fields, told an amusing story on him
self the other evening that Givea an
insight to the cause that led TO his
determining to preach the gospel to
the heathen. He had called on q
young lady, and her little brother
posted himself in an armchair fac
ing a handsome gilt clock. He had
been there half an hour when the
young lady said, Robbie. why don't
you 60 to the nurseryi"
81 am waiting" replied Robbie.
what are you waiting for, my
deari"
why, for his face to stop the
clook. You know what you said -
Philadelphia Call
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THE ROUND BALE.
Machinery for It's Production to
tabilshed in ArdmOre--Great Aid
to Shippers and Planters.

The enterprising gin firm II
Blanton, Ray & Co. of this pla, D..
are now receiving machine; ?
which may be termed fully up-t,
date in ginning circles. 1t is tie
cylindrical press, made by Il g
American Cotton Company, bv
which this gin can put out the
round bale to those who wish if .
Messrs. Blanton, Ray & Co. have
an excellent gin and ginning sys-
tenn, of which the past two sea-
sons work is proof. They have
eight gin stands and two presses.
One of those presses will be taken
out and the round-bale press put
ur instead. This will give four
stands to each press, and the
planter can have his choice of the
standard square bale of former
times or the round bale of the
present.
The round bale, which really is
cylindrical in shape, measures
22x35 inches and will weigh from
250 to 275 pounds. In putting up
this bale there is claim of abso-
lutely no loss in handling; it will
make saving of $1.25 to So per
bale from the old system; it rem
ders cOmpressing unnecessary,
abolishes yardage and needs no
bagging and ties, being wrapped
in a material of the oat sack grade
The company is putting in three
of these presses this season-one
here, one at Emet, 1. T., and the
third at Whitewright, Tex. An
other advantage in favor of the
round bale will be in transporta.
tion as it enables shipper to loao
a car to its full capacity in pounds
which cannot be done under the
square bale system.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29
= Murderer Arrested.

Ed WillifOrd, wanted by the au-
thorities o Columbia county, Ar
kansas, Ior muIder, was arrested
at Linn Oh July 20 by Deputy j
b. Davis and was placed in jai
here yesterday evening. An ex
tradition warrant has been issue,
by Judge Townsend, and the sber
iff of Columbia county will start
for this place for his prisoner nexi
Monday.
The Territory, under the vigi-
lance of the deputy marshal has
ceased to be a rendezvous for law
breakers from the bordering
states.
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e-.ad Double Free Parade.

i safe to wager anything from.
s;noceros to a woodchuck that The
.m,vs AID byways of Ardnore OF,
p.rdsy. July 80, will overflow witt
crowds gathered from far amd
" to see the united morning street
ss- dos Of the Great Forepaugh ano
r., BROTHERS, Americas Creates,
.'aws eonsolida' ed. The fact tina +.
y. aso, show has heretofore produce
'' ~nbIic pageant of unsurpassed size
y ouality is generally known an"
'na-sci ~ ,ted, and now that the tw5
~ ~ oombined, with the addition of
NV rich and novel displays, every
s.n.ebold will want to be on hand
secure a front seat. Far anu
the most super band chariot
built, and which alone cost y
...,ne: the two biggest herds of
,s ',roest elephants; Chariot of Eu
~ zee drawn by "a horses-12 CT
a,, @ are coal black and II snow whit,
Saohsd alternately, forming NOV
| iao eQuined checker-board; massive
a.. 40 ot Juggernaut, drawn by ele
..nts and carrying an elephant
siab in air; Cleopatra's sumptuouA
Oa,Us % of States, which is an Egyptla'
'.rslstioh; hundred or more pris-
tic chariot cages, Mother Coos
-.ldeu tableaux and Fairyland cars !;
a,eat menagerie of rare wild beast,
!, colossal open and performing
avs. hundreds of noblest and most
.I.oautly caparisoned horses and
.on;es: cohorts and batillions OF
5,neipal performers and participants
= radiant armor and resplendent
1,oas. an Asiastic caravan of giant
,.msls and dromedaries, and acces-
,o,ies of the most lavish kind, are
.monO the sensational features, more
,hon suffi sient TO furnish an, eye
,o.st for the million. And low ex-
cursion rates will give every one Il
cheap and convenient opportunity
To take it all in.
The finest country bacon in town
at JAKE'S. 26 Ct
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On all the new ships Of the navy
the American shield has displaced
~ a figurShead the designs carried
on the older vesselR This is carved
cut Of solid brass, with the stars and
stripes and the shield proper fitted
close around the slender bow, while
scrollwork extends backward On
either side for a distancs Of four or
five feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29
PURELY Personal.
Prominent GOers and Corners 90 csuahl
on the WinG by ehe Reporter
fer the ArdmOreIte.

A. A. Chapman went up the road
today.
Sig Simon was at Gainesville les
terday.
Sherman JONES of Petersburg is in
the city.
Arthur Reeves of woodford is in
the city.
Will Scsife of DouRhsrty was here
this morning.
J. G. Gates of Overlook was in
the city today.
M. l.. Newman and family of Dixie
are in the city.
G. D. Tucker of Atlee is here to
see the elephant.
Master in Chsncery John Hinkle is
at Sulphur today.
Frank Byrd of Stonewan was in
the city last night.
Miss Minnie smith of Woodford is
visiting in the city.
DR.. G. A. Scaife of Dougherty was
in the city this morning.
T. N. Coleman, we regret to state,
10 quite sick with slow fever.
Ellis Wilkes returned from a visit
to parents at Longview, Texas.
]. A. Madden, of Madden, Sykes
& Co., returned today from Denton.
Will Whiteman Is doing business
with the merchants up the road to-
day.
Mrs. Nat Smith of Denison, Tex,
is spending the day with Mrs. c. M
Campbell.
Henry Dawson representing the
Winship Machine Co., of Dallas, is
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds of Fort
Worth are the guest this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. h. y. Allen.
Fonnie Wolverton, after q two
weeks visit with relatives at Wichita
Falls, Tex, has returned home.
Rev. Lucius Robertson is attend
ing the Fifth Sunday meeting at Red
Oak. He will return tomorrow.
Mrs. R. W. Randol returned last
mig ht from Longview, Tex, where
she left her father very much i'm.
proved.
Miss Allie Garrison returned yes.
terday from Woodford where she
has been the guest of Mus Minnie
Smith for several days.
U. Bond, Esq, left this morn
ing for a visit to Nashville, Tenn.
and from there he will go to the
mountains where he will remain 1
month.
Mrs. Ohas. Heinz will leave fol
: Gainesville this evening. Charlie
will go tomorrow. He intends open
ing up clothing and gents furnish
ing house in that city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29

Washington o commission az OoSn-
mander in chief Of the United States
army was approved by congress
June IL, 177s, and ON June 81 Of
that year he set out on horssbAck
to take command 0G the forces en-.
oAnpsd absut Boston,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29
[ORDINANCE No. %.
LICENSES.

sANORDINANCE Licensing and Con
trolling in the City of Ardmore,
Certain occupations, professions
and privileges in the City of Ard
more.
Be it Ordained by the City Council
Of the City of Ardmore:
SECTION l. That 1t shall be ua
lawful for any person to engage in,
exercise or pursue auy of the follow
ing avocations, professions or priv :
leges within the corporate limits of
the city of Ardmore, without haviI g
first obtained and paid for license
therefor. from the proper city au-
thorities, and having paid for the
same ir gold, silver or United States
currency, the amount of which IL
cense, fee or tax shall be as follows,
to-wit:
SEC. 2, For each lemonade or
cold drink stand upon any street,
alley or sidewalk, 81 per month.
SEC. 8. The exercise of the voca-
ton, privileges or professions men
toned in this ordinance without first
having obtained and paid the tax CT
license fee provided for by this ordi-
| nance, or to pursue or exercise any
Of the same on any street, alley or
sidewalk within said corporate linn
its, contrary to this ordinance. shall
be unlawful, and any person so ex-
erciSink aay of the same shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof i'll the
mayors court, be fined in any sun
not to exceed twenty-five (s25) dol
lars.
SEC. 4. The provisions of this Or
dinance shall become operative an:
In full force and effect from anc
after its passage and publication.
Approved this 29th day of July
1873 JNo. L. GAIT, Mayor.
DAVE BEST, City Recorder.
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. .

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
Services for Sunday: Preaching
at IL O'Clock a. m. The pastor
and congregation will worship at
the Methodist church at night, as
the two congregations will alter
nate each Sabbath evening until
the third Sunday in August.
j. M. MARTIN, Pastor.
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From 123 answers to questions
published two or three years ago
Messrs. v. and e. Henri 6nd that q
persons first memory may b Of an
extent occurring as early a. the age
of 9 months or aa late as years.
to 4 years being the usual age.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29

The wearing of earrings was %
general in Rome and the jewels were
% heavy that there were profes-
sionals known as ear healers, wh0
tended the ears of ladies who had
torn or injured the lobes with the
weight of the pendants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-29

There is no pain or discomfort
when Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment, is used. 1t relieves that
itching increased by scratching.
1t is prepared with scientific ac-
euracy and professional knowledge
and it is the kind that cures blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding
piles with no pain or loss Of time.
Sold by T. N. Coleman.