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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-09-14
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our large Supply Catalogue, contains
ing over 500 pages. Contains prices
on all the necessities.
Banjos.
Fig. 25347.

AS s au afS rim
metal fFess' brass shield brackets sSed
No. Eh. II inch calf skin head vanished maple rim,
cSeT cee band brown meek sa
No. WB II inch calf skin head nickel rim with wood
metal fres nickel plated steel brackets good quality
No. Wo inch calf skin head nickel rim with wood
metal rets 20 nickel plated stud Brackets. quality
No VS. II inch calf skin head nickel rim. one wire
16 nickel stud brackets. fine bargain. Each s4.25
No inch calf skin head p f,sf1 RIM one wire
nickel stud brackets good quality and fine instrument
No. BWO II inch calf skin head wire edge. nickel rim.
safety NUTS cherry neck scroll head metal frets position
are Uf baTgans Each $50
No. B. Our Silver Gem, II inch calf skin head nickel
Viii sysT % Is fSsts sVsfias rcd
Eana Sraofe fd Of paen 5 %
heel plate TSs BANJO can not be beat Each e SIS
% j. neF
hS0n neck
patent tail piece. our everlasting bargain Each slo47
Banjo Cases.
No Green Felt Bag with buttons for TO- II and 70 inch
No BE. Canvas covered leather bound, lined end
Banjo Furnishings.
Banjo Patent Head.
No B. Brass good quality, Per set. 45c
No. BIZ. Nickel plated extra quality Per set. SIC
Banjo Wrenches.
No. H. Brass. shape of key. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
No. HH. nickel plated " .1Oc
Banjo Thimbles.
No. A. German silver. Each, &C Doz soc
No BM. - . closed end proof SC SOC
Banjo Brackets with Hooks and Nuts.
No B. Brass eagle. Per dozen. .$O65
No BIZ Nickel plated eagle. Per dozen. 10
No A. Brass ball with safety nut. Per dozen IS
No Az Nickel plated ball with safety Per dozen
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Each. boz.
Emulsion Cod Liver OIL with
Hypophosphites, pints .........$0.60 $500
Giraffe Liniment, family, SOC
size, COZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 800
Giraffe Lniment, veterinary, u
plntS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 3.W
Giraffe Liniment, veterinary,
pints :. :. :. ....................... 80 $50
Diamond Cough Syrup, Coz.
bottle, SOC size NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 800
Beef, Iron and Wine, a superior
article, 55c size ..............,.... 80 $50
Beef, Iron and Wine, Il superior
article, Y gal. bottle. ............ 1.20 -.
Beef, Iron and Wine, a superior
article, gal. jug. PIG -.
Compound Celery Nervine large
bottle, 81 size ..................... 80 $50
Compound Extract Sarsaparilla,
$1.OO size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 $50
Quinne Pills. 2gran gelatine
coated, 100 pills in each bottle. 20 200
Glycerne, pure, Lib bottles...... Al 3.2o
Carboic Acid crude, for olsen
fecting, per gal including Jug. go
Cod Liver OIL finest Norwegian,
per gal, 1925; pint bottle...... 40 400
Belladonna Porous Plasters, each
10c; yard rolls. ................... 10 49,.
Mustard Plasters, 10 in box,
very handy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 2.40
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From Farm, Stock and Home, Sept. H.
BUY AT HOME. |

have been asked by retail merchant
of my town. who knows I have been buy
ing goods of Minneapolis supply house,
why / did not buy from him and keep the
money at home. I replied that buying as
1 did kept just as much money at home
as though I bought from him, but the mon
ey was in another fellows pocket That is,
If l purchased $12 worth of merchandise
from him he would probably send $500 Of it
out of town to pay for the goods he sold
me- and 1 would send no more, so just. as
much money would be kept at home" -
der either transaction. If everything our
home merchants sell-sugar coffee, tea,
clothing, hardware, etc, was produced and
made right here, there might be some
thing in his argument but as they all have
to be bought away from home l can't see
how it hurts the town if 1 don't send any
more money out of it than the merchant
does-O. F. Olesen, Aurora Co., S. Oak.
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Each. boz.
Mustard Plasters, yard rolls,
inches wide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Quinne, best German, 1-oz. tin
Capsules empty, ~ to grain
Estate size), boxes 100 ........... .o9 80
Sal Soda, 20 lbs for. ......................W.2 %
Copperas, % lbs. for. ...................... 40
Gluber Salts, % lbs. for................... 40
Bi-Carb Soda, pure. 10 lbs. for............ 20
Hog Cholera Cure (full directions for
use each PACKAGE.
to 1O-lb packages, per lb............ 10
% to 50-lb. packages, per lb........... .eS
100 and over, per lb...................... .oa
Sulphur Flour lbs. for Zoe; 10 lbs. for
Csc, % lbs for. 80
Ammonia Water, pint bottles, rubber
cOrks, each 10c; dozen. 90
Extract Witch Hazel. the very best and
strictly pure; quart bottle. 4oc; pint
bottle Csc; 1a pint bottle, 15c; gallon,
jug included ~
This is the same as Hamamells.
Lcorice Powder Compound. a laxative,
ounces for 20c ounces for. 30
Seidlitz Powders. 10 in box, per box
zoe, per dozen boxes. 2v
All our Drugs are pure and fresh. and this
department is in charge of skilled Regis
tered Pharmacist. Our Drug and Patent
Medicine List is good thing to have. Write
us to mail it to you. IT'S FREE.
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SALMON-Very finest Columbia River,
~ tl1S' ~ tAlS. 81 20
SALMON-Extra quality Columbia Riv-
err, lib, 10 tins ............. 1. Is
SALMON-Extra quality Columbia Riv-
er, h-lb. tins 12atins. Observation-Disclosures. 100
SALMON-Extra quality Alaska Red,
lib. tins, 10 tins l. 10
This salmon is the' finest packed. Such
goods Will be very scarce, as the pack is
short. We have q large supply, just re-
ceived. We propose to give our customers
the benefit rather than hold it for higher
prices.
SYRUP-For the table, Crystal (any
quality 1-gal. tin can for............... %
TEASING have not advanced the price on
our Teas the government tax Of 10c per
pound, as many haveI Please look through
our assortment on page 8. You will find
our prices low, quality the best.
TEA DUST-Bulk make good cup of
tea. 20 lbs. for. ....$ 60
10 lbs. for. / 90
Take Off the government tax of 10
cents a pound this makes the 20 pounds
at Sc and the 10 pounds at SC per ID.
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TEA--Sample or mixed Tea, composed
OF good grades, all kinds Of Teas
Japan, Gunpowder, English Break
fast, Oolong and Hyson, 10 lbs for.... 25
los LOT .......................s... Ii
BLACK RASPBERRIES-3- tins, 10
llilS IOT u
This is high grade fruit, which came
our way-a party needed our cash and
we took his bargain. 1t is cheap; try it.
BEANS-Boston baked, standard brand,
GLIB tins, 10 tins. Observation-Disclosures. s.
PRESERVES-Pure fruit, assorted; try
them; lib. tins, 10 tins for. ............. g
WASHING POWDER-Diamond brand,
Alb pkgs, pkgs for. Observation-Disclosures. A
BAKING POWDER-A pure cream tar
tar, lib tins, good enough for any con-
noisseur, 3 tins for. Observation-Disclosures. -
Sculpture laundry, none better, eX-
cept Diamond, 10 bars for. .............. 2
SOAP-White Cocoa, for toilet and
bath, 10 bars for. Observation-Disclosures. q
SOAP-Pure Imported CASTLE Soap,
bars of about 31a lbs, 1 bar for. ........ q
SOAP-Borax will make hard water
soft, bars for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g
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No. Red shaded good quality, not toy bqtarge size
vOlin complete with bow. book. pasteboard case and
rosn. each .97c
No Imitation famed wood lion head well l made ana
pee with bow book pasteboard and rosin our price,
No. 3. Reddish color, inaid edges lined and blocked,
good tone and fine finish by far the best violin dor the
book. bow and rosin. Our price 1926
NOT Brown. highly polished fine quality good tone.
pasteboard case bow. book and rosn Our price go
No. g. Our leader violin. Salzard model light red
shaded we'll finished ebony neerboard, highly polished
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CHOW CHOW-Gedney' fine quality,
16-oZ bottles. 2 bottles for. .
MIXED PICKLES-Gedney's fine quail
ity, 1907. bottles, 2 bottles for........ .
GHERKIN'S Sour, fine quality, 1907.
bottles. 2 bottles for. ..................... .
GHERKIN'S, Sweet, fine quality, 1907.
bottles, 2 bottles for. Observation-Disclosures. .
DIAMOND CATSUP-A superb article
for this month, at less than half price.
Half pints, per doz., 75c, each. .......... .
Pints, per doz., $1.15, each.............. .
BROOMS-No. 1 House, we'll made and
durable. brooms for. ................... /.
STARCH GLOSS-T. M. RS, good as
any, Glib. box,1 box for. .
STARCH GLIOSS-T. NJ. RS, good as
any, Glib bcx. box for.
SODA CRACKERS-Best quality, 3-lb..
boxes, l box Observation-Disclosures.
8 boxes for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GINGER SNAPS-Best quality, 2-lb.
boxes 1 box for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DOXeS 1Or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
GRAHAM CHARACTERISTICS quality 2
lib. boxes, l box for. Recommendations.
BOXES lOf
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Mandolins.

Liberal Terms
We will ship any Mandolin selected your nearest ex-
press 0ce c. O. d. subject to examination and approval
when tao accompanies order Three cent Discount
allowed when full cash is sent with order
We Guarantee every instrument represented or
rdfundmoney and pay charges return.
Free with Each Mandolin Full set of strings, man
dolin pick and complete instruction book.
AZ sds snd m9s sss
W snS @s n
socarasy fetsed with raised frst Has p plate
plated
Our special price. s175
MINI The ribs made
TT
hole Tie neck imitation Mahogany and the Mandolin
GR e% aR Pec w ba e sssys
ing STYLE Our special price. 1926
The Made Of solid Mshogany and
5 M ss has
With e cOs MADE
s
sleeve protecting tail piece. Our special price 465
Nc Of n %ts IS rb
hayng red nad strip rib the ribs being
5Sis sSs
SLEEVES tail
sserboaSd q VII alsd
SSen packed for Shipment, about pounds ' =. ~
m Of s; and
%
fSs
around sound hole fancy guard plate celuoid edges
hsS Sfs Pposed sf being equal to 'S
the best pianos. Our special price
No 21729. Same mandolin above except that it is
made Of solid rosewood throughout and is much
No 217Sl The Leweyesl" Made Of the choicest solid
sn
Ss sssS
sSp Ts ss s 1
s7ns n Is
tectine tail piece. nickel plated.
Mandolin Gases.
No DE- Green Felt Bag, well made with buttons. 90
this handsome case best quality and very fine. s397
~ Mandolin Furnishings.
Mandolin Patent Heads.
No BIN: Nickel plated fiat plates, go side.
German silver flat plates engraved to
Mandolin String Covers.
Rn but IF sGSa ea. 1sly
Mandolln Tail-Pieces.
No. DE- " sliding string cover. " a7c
Mandolin Bridges.
No. E. Ebony, plain, notched for strings. Each lac
No. E. fancy ends, bone fret. Each soc
Mandolin Picks.
Nc. BA. triangular. EACH. SC
Mandolin Flngerboards. Each.
No ON Rosewood Ger silver frets position 20 e
Mandolin Strings.
BMB Steel list and md strings plated each &c
No BMW. 3rd and 4th &c
No. BME 9Th and 9Th :" " SC
No RMC. 7th and Sth s. " 4c
No Complete set Of Of above strings. set nc
B&K-72698
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number W. NJ instructor and fine piece of rosin This
outfit could not be purchased music store for three
times the amount ask for it. Our price. s347
No Special" Stradivarius model. highly polished.
ebony fngerboard. reddish color. dark and beautifully
finished, this grade of violin import in large quantities,
which enables US to quote the best price quality con
No o. wood No O. d. bow. instructor and fine piece
of rosin. Our price .....................-... SAT-
Not Stradvarius model. brown shaded smooth finish.
fine ebony ngerboard. attractive. extra set
steel strings with each violin Outfit consists of No
that you duplicate this violin outfit same
price anywhere Our price complete. $500
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Banjo Hooks with Nuts.
No VIM; Brass. Per dozen .;....".............. 400
No WMa. Nickel plated. Per dozen. 55c
Banjo Bridges.
No p Rosewood, small feet. Each &c
No H. Ebony, small feet Each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No CA. j. F. Hunters extra fine quality. Each 12c
Banjo Pegs.
BY Boxwood, black polished head pearl dot EACH &c
H. BP Ebsns black polished head dot Each
Es %%e. cellq!od. champion peg SIG
No. EB. Black, g. LOO
Banjo Tall Pieces.
No. WI. Ebony, good model and finish: Each - &c
neS o. RM cea latest model imitation ivory am
No. Oh Elite with hook and nut nickel plated. the
No. EN- "Lohman patent. nickel plated. Each 4sc
Banjo Strings.
Best Quality Italian Gut. Each
No B Gut 1st string lengths very thin smooth
M M g " smooth :::?e
Covered Banjo Maple Strings.
On Finest White Silk. Each.
No s; Covered 4th, 36 inches very thin American &c
No BM 40 Special &c
Steel Banjo Strings.
No. BiA Steel wire 1st string silver plated Each &c
No W.T. Sd :" I" 20
H. NJ 81 s s!h s sivsr Slated " &C &C
BNO Banjo strings in SETS best quality silver plated
No. BNs Banjo strings in sets Italian best quality gut
and covered Per SOC
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From the Northwestern Agricu1curist Aug. Is.
See also last weeks issue of the Representative.
rlore About the Boycott.

In an editorial published in these columns
July we referred to the attempt of the
country retail dealers in agricultural imple-
ments, together with the jobbers' associa-
ton, to boycott the T. NJ. Roberts Supply
House, of Minneapolis, because It was cut
ting prices on implements and "demoralz-
ing trade
This boycott has been denied by some of
the dealers, but we have seen accumulat-
ing evidences Of it's reality, and, in the in
terest of the farmers and the public general
ly, we expose it. The American public be-
lieves in fair play, in business as we'll as
in any other contest, and the boycott is not
fair play; it is the weapon of the bully. 1t
is the tactics of wolves, too cowardly 20
meet the enemy openly, and skulking, in
d"oves, behind cover.
Now comes supplementary evidence from
another branch Of trade, in the form of
letter from a well-known stove company of
Marion, Indiana, which company writes to
us as follows:
Marion. Ind, July Is, 1898.
Northwestern Agriculturist. Minneapolis,
Mimi:
Gentlemen-We have a copy of your pa
per dated July before us. We do not find
in it schedule or price list Of advertising
rates. Kindly give us price on one-half
page, three months. We want to see if we
can reach the consumers of North Dakota
without paying a heavy tribute to the Re-
tail Hardware Dealers Association of Wis
consin. Minnesota and North Dakota.
We have declined to accede to their re-
quest not to sell to the Z. NJ. Roberts Sup
ply House of your city, and as a cOnse-
Quence will have to see if we can not reach
their trade without dealing with them.
North Dakota has enormous fields of lig-
mite coal, that is a splendid fuel if properly
handled but it seems that the retailers of
the state are determined the farmer shall
not use it, and force him to buy hard coal
from Pennsylvania at IS to $40 per ton, when
he has good fuel for practically nothing.
Awaiting your reply, we are
Very truly yours,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-09-14
DRUGS and MEDICINES FOR THE HOUSE AND BARN

Bear mind order supply of these goods which be
safely with When medicine
quickly M Roberts Remedies prepared in his laboratory
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- n r WHEAT, RYE, OATS BARLEY, FLAX, CORN
~ ngenent
81
~
Board of Trade
a O on it.
SHIP YOUR GRAIN ONLY in CARLOAD LOTS IN
GOOD CONDITION.
That is
through I4eve1it n he car loadidg
SHIP TO US AND SEND US THE FREIGHT RE-
CEIPT OR BILL OF LADING
net the best
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-09-14

BUTTER WATERSHEDS quality, BIB.
boxes, box for. ........................ 20
uoAeS 1or ........................... .55
SULTANA FRUIT BISCUIT-Nice, q
Id boxes, l box for. ..................... .27
poAeS LOT .......................... 10
GRANDMAS COOKIES-Fne Glib
UOAcS, uOA lOI .ol
boxes for. Observation-Disclosures, 80
PRUNES-California, choice good size,
% lbs. for l. 15
SUGAR-Best Granulated Zone lot only
q lbs. for. LOO
SUGAR-No. l White, Extra c Zone lot
only, p lbs. for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
SUGAR-N. o. medium c, No. Zone lot
only, % lbs for. .........................l. 90
SUGAR-No. Pure Cane. n. o. Dark
Yellow Zone lot only, "a lbs. for. ...... 90
SUGAR-White Cubes Zone lot only, II
IDS. TOT IVV
Best quality refined graduated Sugar. in
barrels and 1OO-lb. sacks we furnish at the
lowest wholesale market price the day or
der is received. The price we quote in col
umn 20, page Z, was the market price when
this list printed.
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AGREEMENT.

Minneapolis. MINI. .
We. the undersigned jobbers and manufact ur-'
of implements and vehicles. agree
sell goods of character or description to
supply catalogue houses.
We also agree not to load i'll With goods
Of manufacturers jobbers vino do sell TO SUP
ply catalogue houses.
We further agree to purchase goods Of man.
ufacturers who sell to supply catalogue houses.
Resolved. That this agreement be published
with names of the sgners and also with names
of those to whom same presented and who
refused to sign.
We have endcavored to ascertain where
the threatened publication has been made
but cannot do SO. In case the boycotters
have been unable to secure its publca ton,
with the list of signatures attached. we cor
daily invite them to send that list to this
office, and we will cheerfully publish it free
of charge. 1t will doubtless be mighty in
terestin' reading for the farmers who are
buying implements vehicles or goods
of any character or description" Our read
ing matter advertising space is worth 40
or so cents line but we will not charge
the boycotters a cent.
This exposure is made voluntarily by the
Northwestern Agriculturist. 1t is not IAN
advertisement but is a plain statement of
facts, let them cut where they will.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-09-14
Stove Co.

The Ney Manufacturing Company, OF
Minneapolis, in reply to our inquiry, admits
the existence Of an agreement of the job
hers to boycott T. NJ. Roberts, but says
that the Ney Manufacturing Company, not
being iobber is not a party to it. Of
course those who are in the conspiracy are
shrewd enough not to lay themselves open
to prosecution by admitting their compile
ity. The offense is punishable by law.
But what interests the farmers most
strongly is that the only crime with which
the T. NJ. Roberts Supply House is charged
is the crime of selling goods too cheaply.
and thereby demoralzing the country deal
ers' business. There is no question as to
the merits of Roberts goods. nor the fair
ness of his dealings. The Roberts Supply
House cuts off too many middlemens
profits, handles too large a volume of goods,
and thereby is enabled to buy (for CASH at
too low prices and sell for too low prices.
Competitors jealous, scared and angry.
but they have no right to attempt to meet
competition with the boycott.
The boycott agreement, while not naming
the T. NJ. Roberts Supply House, is specific
enough since that is the only supply or
catalogue house in Minnesota. The agree
ment reads as follows:
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th pge
GROCERIES,
@ the get ahH that URnnSo ngGt
Bargains in Groceries for Month of September 1898.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-17
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Combined Circulation 1900.
Ardmore Soldier BOYS.

Everything relating to the Incl
dents of Ardmore' soldier boys is
interesting to our people. Captain
Robert II. Bruce and his company,
who have been stationed at Tam
na through the hot months, are
now experiencing the hospitality
of the Jersey City girls, as will be
seen by the following Associated
Press dispatch, describing their ar
rival at New York:
Troops l. and NJ of the Rough
Riders, under command of Captain
Robert Bruce, arrived in the Penn
sylvania yards early the other
morning. Much to their chagrin
tbey are still non cOmbatantS.
While waiting for transports to
Montauk they made a hearty
breakfast Of hardtack, beef and
beans. Then some of the men
went on an exploring expedition
through Jersey City. On their
way they met number of factory
girls who insisted on giving up
their lunch baskets to the soldiers.
The men refused at first to take
them, bat the girls insisted that
there were more at home. Later
in the day big tobacco firm sent
over quantity Of chewing and
smoking tobacco to the Rough
Riders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-17
Junior Ball Game.

Lon Morris is authority that the
Ardmore Juniors and the Gaines
vile Juniors will cross bats ut the
park on Thursday evening. The
game will be called at 3 o'clock
The boys will be pleased to meet
with the encouragement of our
citizens bv a liberal turn out to
witness the game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-17
MARKET REPORTS.
Received and Corrected Each Day by
Wire of the ArdmOre
Stock Exchange.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, Aug. 17.-Wheat: For
eign market steady, barely 1-s high
er at Liverpool. which later was
lost. Paris opened unchanged but
advanced 40 centimes later for Aug.
Italy re-established the duty of SIC
per bushel. Minneapolis reported
cash wheat strong early, but later
advance was lost. Weather in North
west almost perfect with no sign of
cold weather. There was only 274, =
900 contract wheat in store here,
which, coupled with the cash pre-
miums everywhere and the small
visible supply, less than million
bushels, warrants at least present
prices and with wet harvesting in the
Northwest might perhaps produce a
small panic among short sellers for
Sept. speculatiYely trade continues
light.
Corn-With the disappearance of
cool weather fears, there has fol-
lowed lot of liquidation, considera
BILE local long corn being sold. The
country has also liquidated some and
cash is offered more freely in the
West. Liverpool was 1-s lower. The
reports here we're of small accep-
tances over night by the country,
but elevator peopIe were sellers,
which looked like anticipated heav-
ier offerings and receipts. The
splendid pasture and large hay crop
are looked upon as factors and the
appearance now is for further IL
quidation in this pit.
Oats were easy with some selling
oy elevator people and in sympathy
with corn. Provisions were easy
with yellow fever at Key West the
disturbing element. The hog re;
ceipts were small and the market
steady.
CHICAGO MARKET.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-17
Protest MAY Arise.

The boys, a number of them. do
not seem to take kindl, T. the or
dinance, No. 33, rersutly pa$s.-d
by the city council The! say
they hear lots about the Curtis bill
aud it may be all right. Then
the Dingley bill they say does not
rutfie their feelings any, but this
Wolyerton bill' they believe is
the worst bill" that ever came
to town, and a petition may be
gotten up asking the council to
reconsider the ordinance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-17

Mr.. B. C.. Thomas, of Arimore, l..
T., has been here for several weeks
and is stopping at the residence of
Mr.. Robert Hicks. He brought a
number of letters from former resi-
dents here and people who are known
in Maria. He is an attorney-at-law
and his health has failed him some
what just as he had obtained good
practice. A quiet, intelligent, gen.
tlemanly young man, he has made q
host of friends here.-Marfa, TEX
New Era.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-17
Picnic at AIlee.

There will be picnic at Atlee,
l. r., on Thursday, Aug. 25, to
which everybody is cordially in
yited. The committee. S. V. Rob
erson, l.. A. Davidson and Ector
Reynolds will sell stand privileges
at So each. Swings So eact and
platforms $50 each. Everybody
come and have a royal good time.
Blondine on the hair will pre-
vent the skull bones from cracking
in warm weather, and other mis-
haps incident to partial vacuums.
Chances are no more American
warships will be accidentally
blown up in Spanish harbors.