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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
RECOGNIZED HIS RELATIVES.
COINCIDENCE

Most OF the time Mr. Flower was conscious
but did not himself realize the seriousness Of his
condition When his wife who travelled to East
port with her nephews and DR.. Paul Allen In
special train arrived at the club late In the
afternoon he recognized them all, and greeted
his wife smillngly with the words. How do you
do. Mammie?" DR.. T. F. Allen arrived at East
port soon. but despite all that the physicians
could do Mr. Flower grew gradually weaker.
except for a brief interval between I and
o'clock when there seemed hope that he
might recover. Just before 10 o'clock there
was sudden change for the worse and about
half an hour later. and without recovering con-
ac,ousness life peacefully ebbed away.
when asked as TO the causes that contributed
n MFR. Flowers unexpected death. DR.. Paul
Allen said: THE Governor was rushed. worried
and harred to death. He was always very
fast eater. His pulse had always been bad since
an attack similar to yesterdays. which he had
while In Albany. He was tired and overheated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14

to-day was cOnHfHleu w III" -'''"
ment made last evening by the Rev. Dr. lie
Costa. He said:
After the Bishop announced that the ordination
will take place on Sunday morning LEI, ,o ola me
had nothing more In particular to DO TOOK tne
spound AZ The outset having had so full an under
Standing OF the Bishops methods In past yeanIs,
Briggs would not be regarded I took the same sam,
ground In the matter OF presentm,ednr.o ior bouSh
knowing perfectly well that any enarse With tbe
canons would simply go into the plgeonhole i
believed that the bishop in regard 70 these P2Tts
would do exactly as t he pleased "''"o"' REFERENCE
My only hope was that he might be Induced u, TO
appoint committee under Cano NON, rasneci 70 the
BY law. i also notified him that 1 elaImed ny ny
fgnt under the canon 70 appear no Ic Of :Ss call
for the application Of the law. ana u ne proceeIs
to ordan DR.. Briggs hold that he will lay himself
] opinion OF the Bishop OF Milwaukee and others
had sufficient confidence In Bishop Potter Iam
mttee OF investigation. and allow demurrers an
opportunity OF being heard | sorry to say
that have been the victim OF misplaced CON
hdence shall never make any such mistake
again
A TURNING POINT.
One object l have had in view, however has
been accomplished. / have felt that II the ordlna-
tion OF DIR. Briggs should take place the Right Rev
Dr. Potter. Bishop OF New-York. and through him
the diocese, should bear the responsibility OF the
act, which forms turning point In the history or
the Episcopal Church. Those OF us opposed have
fought II out and have been for the time defeated
Henceforth heresy In this Church will have free
course. Discipline Is moribund and ndlvidualism
Will reach its destined end. The Cave of Abdul
lam is open
As have said. prefer to take the course that |
record that may be used In future proceedings.
Sill. was willing to Cooperate even In the pro
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0cDnnfcnipGlsMc.

en oenllefben MaBe, nie Die Srults
5unebmen, ihwinoet oas Onentlide 0er:
trauen.
Sc mebr McGinlep ieinen Nlger iiibt,
oeitr ibipdder neroen feline eigener
Stiiben.
Nn1 Dienitag tuarb in Wafbirgtou
offisieQ erfldrt, Der Griea lei gu Gnoe.
- Mas tbun oann aber uniere Solba.
ten auf ben Pbilippinen.
Sn Nem Oort baben lid 'iebt fo9a,
pie Dienltmdohen gu einem 5rult Derei.
niat. Wir m0dten nun wiilen, oh Oit
poli3iiten bemielben als &hrenmitalie=
Der beitreteu, ooer ob iie lid als Nttipt
betbeiliaen.
Wer ioll in 3ufunft uniere See
|i9ladten fdlagen, tpenn bieieniaen ON
neiifen belohnt ueroen, bic redtaeitiq
ausfneifen.
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S6reGltdbe SuitdnDe.

2onoon, 10. 9lpril. = Ser st. pe=
terspurser Sorreiponoent oes Dailp
Selesropb" melret, oab in Der, balpt=
id9li1 bon Sartarsn bepDbnten Bro=
ping &aian, i'm iiio5ltlitDen 9uBlono.
eiu augemeiner Nufitanb gu befiirAten
itebe. Set ldna,rer 3eit wiitbeten in
ben 8olga Siitritten Sunser uno
5Dpbus in 10 entieBliOer @elle. oob Die
&esierung lid sen0lbist iab, 2ebcns=
nlittel unb Sanitdtsa9enten oer Gjeiel=
lbaft oes &otben &reuaes oabin 81
ibidsn.
llnsliifli9er Weiie oerbreiteten eini=
0e fanatiibe Yrie1ter Die Na9ri6t, baB
Die Yertreter Der Ge9lerling eigentlid)
abgei9idt morben ieien, um bic Muba=
meoaner gu betebren. Oie 6olse ba=
BON mar, oab Die slsenten Der &esie=
runs iiberaQ in feinoielisfer Weiie
empfaneen uno iosar selteinl9t wuroen.
Sic &esierung oerludt iebt ibr MOa=
lidles, Die aufaere9ten Sartaren gu
berulieen.
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YolitiiMes.

3ablreid iino Die peniionsseiute Der
Gploaten bes lebten Rrieees. 0prldu=
fla beperben lid bauptldhliG biejenisen,
ipelde bic Ser. Staaten ilie perlailen
baben.
Yon ben pbilippinen fpmmt bic
Gunoe bab llniere Mrmee lpeitere Gtdote
Der eSnleln erpbert haben, ipelfe Die
@panier uns fiir Sman5ig Millonen
Dollars pertauften.
So lpriht man INNER babon, tpie
|geriebene Geihdftsleute Die Nmerifianer
ieien, uno jebt besablen Dieiefben ben
oummen Spariern awansla Millionen
Dollars fir cine Snielgruppe, melde
Dieie gar niht beliben.
Nm Dienitaa lit III Waibineton bic
&atifisirune oes Iriebenspertrags 3tpi=
ihen Spanien unb ben Ger. Stoaten,
erfplet. Sem Nustauld Der Matifi3ir-
unsen miro pie 3abluna Der 500, 600, :
600 an Die ipanilfe 9tesieruns, als
gntihdni9ung fir Die pbilippinen=S Sn=
leln ebenfalls obne 8ersl'a folgen.
Ger Setretdr bes S,lnern bat ente
id)ieoen, oab cine @rtldrung Der Yenii=
onirung, melhe ppr benz Gage erpirft
wuroe, bon neldem an erit Der 9ln=
|ipruh auf penlion rehtseiiltig ipiro,
nua uno ni1tig lit. IS baben lib piele
6dae ergeben, in tuelhen Yenlionsan
iprlide ipesen i'm Griege nit Spanien
perllriahter fOrperlider untauelihteit
erboben lpurben, ehe nod Die betreh hen=
ben @Oloaten aus benz Sienit entlal1el
mDrben iparen.
Som 6. Spbnion, Der befannie
Strabenbabnmaenat uno 8uleEfreunb
oes Deritorbenen pbilantropen 0enr1
@eorae, iaate: Sic 3eit miro 'tom=
men, oa oas golt toltenfrei alf ben BON
Dem 8emein,peien unterbaltenen Gtra=
benbabnlinien fabren fonn. Stdbti-
l6e GoiitroGe bieier 8erfebrsanfalten
iii ebenIo lel1t benfbar unb fonn ebenio
erfolereih ieiil, als bic Gontroue oes
YofOienites ietens Der &eaierung.
Ser fleine Griea nit Spanien fDltete
|uns unyefdbr $500. 000,0 obne Die
meitern Soften oes Selbsu9es auf ben
Bbil;ppineu uno Die permebrten pen=
lipnslaiten in getrodt gu sieben. uno
mas baben mir Damit errsidt +? @iniae
2ieferanten baben lid berei6ert, aber
oafiir haben mir Sunoerte, Die in ben
ShlaAten bes Grieges gu Sriippeln ae=
lporoen linb uno Souienoe, pelhe ourh
einbaliamirtes 6leiib uno anoere Geli=
fatelen, pel6e Mlsers @iinitlinge Der
Nrmee aeliefevt, ,bre 8eiunobeit ein9e=
biiBt haben.
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Ireibett Ocr 2lpaiiteu.

Ganias Gitp, 3. Mpril. - 6ier ba=
ben Die 81. g. N..¬pnotbines" in
ben Dffenlliben Sd)ulen nod immer
ppllfommene gontruue, tpie Denn bic
Stabt ieit eeSabren cine Nrt 9odbur9
Des Npnismus lit.
Sn ber Gbaie= Ghule tpurbe beute
Elm Gnabe Namens Oscar Gannett lu=
ipenoirt, neil er auf WunI1 ieiner per-
mittueten Mutter fib tpeieerte, ben ae=
ieBlib aans unberehtigten Mnforberun-
gen oes prin5ipals Der S6ule gu ent=
ipreden. Die 9lnforoerpngen beitebsll
BARN, taB on jebem Morsen bic
idmmtlihen Shiiler Iib por Dem aufge=
biBten 5terrenbanner beriammeln, bic
rebte 0ano sunl 5Aipur erbeben unb
entblnBten 0auptes ben folgenben Glib
leilten miiiien:
yWir berpfdnben &opf. 9er5 unb
0dnoe an @ott uno bas @aterlanb.
Gin Taterlano. eine Sprahe uno eine
GlagAe.
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WuIfani5d)e MMSbriid)e

lino 9rpbartia. aber 0autauslhldgt
nebmen benz 2eben allen Heis. BUD
lens Mrnica Salbe fllrirt bieielben. To-
iDie aud alte uno flieberbe Wrnoer
uno Gieberausihldge. Ulcers, geulen,
Gelons. 9iihnerauaen, War3en, Gdnit=
te, Brano- unb Briibmunben, geiprun-
gene 0dnbe uno Troltbeulen. Dit
bette 4eilling fiir DdmorrbDioen, Die e
gibt. Wertreibt pein uno 5hmerjen.
Nur Is Gents per @ta6tel. 0eilune
9arantirt. Nerfauft in Der Mpotbeft
bon s.. s. Miler & Sobn. 2
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Nemeitc Na6ri6tcu.

Gepelhen aus Wpia, 6ampa, pom
4. Mpril lnelben, oaB eine aus los
amerifaniihen unD britiiden Matroien
beitehenoe 9lbtheilung gesmunaen wllr-
De. lih nab Der 9udt auriid3usieben,
naboem lie III einen BON ben 2lnbdn=
grn Mataafas sele9ten Sinterbalt
gtfatlen. 3mei amerifanilhe uno
snei britiide Matroien ipuroen eriboi=
fen. Eie Mnbdnoer Wataofas lparer
800 Mann fart, llns baben 40 5oote
Derlorell.
Sn bem b6bmiiben 8rensfdotdeil
Nadoo oemolirten tihediide geber Die
neutihe Shule, Die 5pnaaoge uno aht=
gig 0duier. 9ln brsi gtellen muroe
6euer aneelegt. 9reibis perionen
tpuroen perlaitet.
Sn Blain Sopnlhip. Maoi5on goun=
IN, Sbio bat ein oeutiher gauerntnedt,
Numen @arl &etbleben, elne beuti1e
6rau Namens 0uifler, bic ibm einen
Srunf WaIier bradte, nieoeraeihlaaen.
bann 0reimaf auf bietelbe aeIdoIIen lnO
lie bann auf ben Oien aeidleppt I'M liz
su perbrennen. Ser Shdter, ipelber
seiitesaef6rt gu ieiu i6eint, murbe Der
baftet. Sie 6rau liest in trittilbem
3ultanoe Darnleber.
Sn Canton nimnt Der groseB eeeerl
6rau George Die allaemeine Nuimerf=
iamteit III Mniprud. Gie Nngeflaate
bat Die Spmpatbie oes sr0Bsrn Shells
oes publitums.
Ser 2lopo=Dampier Scale" ,pel6er
am IL. Mpril bon Genua unb Neapel
iiber Gibraltar in 9lep Sort ansefom=
men lit, berihtet. am 8. 9lpril unter Dem
80. Yreiten9rao uno $3.50 Hdnee elm
brennenoes Ghiff aeieben gu baben.
Das brennenoe Sdiff NOR Elm Sre;ma=
fer, auaenfdeinlid init Youbols btlas
ben. 9lub mieoerboltes Yfeifen erhielt
Die ,Saale" feline Mntmert.
9ln Der Giilte BON 5ripnlis bat Der
britilhe 9ampfer oSinssueG" nit benz
ariediihen GiiIteniabrseua rWfaria"
tollioirt. Eie vMaria" 1T nit 45 Ser.
ioner untergeganger-
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Sn Maafebur9 lit Elm 9erlfmal De!
Nltreihsfanslers entbiillt ipDroen.

sn Magfeburg lit elm 9enfmal beg
Nltreihsfanslers entbitllt tporoen.
Sin 9amm Der Oar in Der Ndbe bes
SiaIer Sees, Ghipeis, barit ON 8.
Npril. @ier perlonen fallben i'll ben
6lutben ibren SOB ourh Grtrinfen.
Mebrere anoere nuroen ourh Sriimmer.
BON oenen lie getroifen muroen. idtper
Derlebt.
2aut geribten aus Srlano miro bie=
len CONNER bic Wusmanoerung bon
bort nab ben Ser. Staaten berieniaen
iriiberer Sabre slei0tommen. Sie
3piihenoefe ber Sanpfer limb altl
melrere Mohen I'm bpraus beiebt.
Sn paris 1T Or. 8roo nit Der Gull
tur oes Grebsbasiuug beid)ditiat. Man
boiit, oaB Die gntoeduns eine erfola-
reihe Sebanolung bes 3rebles our Sol3e
baben miro.
Nus Gairo miro aemeloet, baB pie
idmmtli6en brittild=espptiiben Srup-
pen aus Smourman eutfernt tporoen
lino. neil in SSol9e oet idledten ianita=
rem 3ufdnDe, Die pdbreno Der 0err=
Ihait oes Galifen in Der Gtabt eriltirt
baben, piele Der Soloaten bon bDsarti=
oen Grantbeiten, namentlib bonn Ge=
nid=GrampF, babinserafft werben.
Ser Siirit bon Wnnaep, tuelder 1856
teinen 6eller batte. 1T burh Die 9asaro=
banf Million1r gemDroen. Sein 0er=
mDsen miro jebt auf $40, 1000, 600 ge=
I11bt. Si!noengelo
Sn grilllel tpuroe Der WerIud, obne
Grabte gu teleploniren, erfolgreiA aus=
eeiiibrt. Worte. bic nit nornlaler Son=
ltdrfe geiprp6en murOen, .uaren oeutii6
in Der Ypritaot Srelles, mebrere Meilen
oapon, pernebmbar. Sas an9enenoete
spltem lit dbnli1 bemienisen. tpel1es
beim Selesrapbiren pbne Srdhte anses
Denoet Dlro.
sSn einem 8eretperflaaer Der Gierra
Mpiaba inl Gtaat GDabuila, Merico,
SO Meilen iiibli1 ppn grslioo, 3eras.
| inb in sSolae elmer @aserplolion II
gerlonen ums 2eben aefonnien. Gie
|entsiinoeteu Wasoiinife iebten oiirres
Dpls in yrano unb Die pabernoe 2ole
pernebrte oen DerSpeifelnoen ger9leuten
Den Nus9an9.
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Nuf Oen @G,ilippineat

ltDBt Beneral 2amton auf erbitterten
eBioeritano. Son 9orf gu Sorf baben
Die SnIur9enten Ghiiyenardben aufge=
pprien. Sie &sbellen nerltdnbi9en
li6 oes Nadts nit chamber bur6 Sig=
nolfeuer. Ser Sries ilt mod lan9e
niht al Gnoe. IS lliinmt so, 900
Mann, um oas big Jest egoberte Ser=
rain Su behaupten uno Die 0erbinoun9
Smiihen Den SnIelu oufre6tsuerbalten.
MeNrt6urs Siuiiiun muros amil6en
Yocaue unO Marilao anaeariifen, naG=
Dem Die Sniur9enten porber Die 5ele=
arapbenordtbe our6idniiten batten.
Die 9lmeritaner batten 5 Soote uno IA
Nerpunoete. IS lino lnebr Sruppen
notbmsnois. oa Der aampf ert besinnt.
Sie 6reunolibtsit. nit mel6er Die per=
lpunoeten uno eefanaenen GiIiplnos
bebancelt iperben, madt auf bieIelben
|teinen ginoruf. Sur bic Granfen uno
Nltersi1ma1en merosn in Santa GruS
perbleiben. Nguinaloo ioll in San
6ernanbo iein uno abIoluts @ewalt
iiber Die Gertbeioi9ung Der neuen
Sauptitaot baben.
E:e ameritanii6en Sruppen baben
ganta gru5, Den tuidtisen plab all Der
2a3una=gai auf Slaon. pbilippinen,
genDmll,el.
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= Wlit Der biden 6reunbIdaIt sipi-
f6en &uBlanb uno Jrantreicb einerleits
uno benz Giegus BON Mbeiipnien anoer=
ieits, ben lpelber lebtes syabr Elm aro=
Bes Mefen 9ema6t nuroe, fheint es
@ilig I'll iein. Menelif bat oas Mniu-
den ber frans6iiihen Meeierunn aqe
grpnrte aus Mbbeflinlen iibsr ben franz
s0iifben Safen gas Sbutil aeben sll
lai1en, abaeldlagen, unb bat lid eeipei.
aert, &uBlanb in Der gr,perbun9 &ei=
heita's bon Stalien 3u unterltiiben.
Mu1 fat er es abgelebnt. GuBtauo 3u
erlanben, bic abeilinifde Mrmee burd
ruffiide Dffi3iere gu reorganiliren, ob.
9lei1 linn NuBlano in uer Doffnung,
bieie @onceiiionen gemdbrt 5u erhalten,
ipertb bolle @ei1ente ijberianote, tporlln~
ter SO. 600 @eipebre. 1000. 600 patro=
nen uno mebrere MaIdinengeidiibe.
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Der ouseebehnte 3uderriibenbau Der
propin3 5ohIen si,ht alljdbrlih cine
Menee Mrbeiter aus Nuili1-poleil ba=
bin. @olbeg gQlrbeiter baben in 3oiBid,
Megierunsbs3irt Meriebure, bic thten
fhwar3en pofsn ein9eldleppt.
Ginen 9er3idlag erlag in 3iiri1 Der
Grbouer Der groBarti9 angelegten
Sun9fraubabr, 0srr @uper.8eller.
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8ismar6s ciicr,te 91erpct..

tparen bas Mefultat elmer eiiernen Ge-
iunbbeit. nnbeuolamer Wile uno
roifloie @neraie finoet man nidt, tpe1rn
Maaen, 9eber. Nieren uno @inaepeioe
nidt III Gronung iiab. Woflt ibr bieie
giaeninaften uno ben GrfolN. ben lie
bringt1, aebrouAt Or. Sings meme Qe.
benSpilen. Oiefelben erltiDidelp ale
Rr1fte oes Settles ,lnb R6rpers. 9llr
25 Gents IN Der Mpotbete Dpn s. s.
Wliller 81 6obn. 9
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MnldBli1 einer Ggplofion BET giien-
babniperff1ite III BraDoof, pa., iulrben
prei lellte 9et0otet nro Derfhieoent Mn-
Dere i6mer perlebt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19

Jud6e Tewasead Makss IN Order En-
| braerna New Tsrratery-
Last Wednesday at Pauls Valley
Judge Townsend made the follow
ing order regarding Ardmore:
This day this cause coming on to
be heard upon the petition OF E.
G. Heath, ct al, to extend the COR
porate limits of the city of Ard
more, and the court. after reading
said petition and hearing the eyi-
dence, is of the opinion that said
petition should be granted; it is
therefore ordered and adjudged by
the court that the corporate limits
of the city of Ardmore be so ex-
tended as to take in and include in
the corporate limits of said city
that part of the east half (I) of
the northwest quarter ca of Sec
ton six (6) lying east of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe railway,
and north of a certain line running
east and west. said line being eight
hundred and twenty-five (825) feet
north of the half section line rnu-
ming east and west: the NV 4 of
the he a and the west J of the
neI of the neI of section six (6)
and the north fifteen (15) acres of
the swI of section (6). contain
ing in all about ninety-seven (97
acres, more or less. all being in
section six (6), township five (5)
south of range two (2) east; and
that the corporate limits of the
said cityof Ardmore be extended
so as to include said boundary and
be hereafter known and designated
as the corporate limits of the city
of Ardmore, with said boundary
added.
There is probability that con-
test will be filed within the pre-
scribed time and an effort made to
have the above order vacated.
There is no positive information as
to this, however.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19
Modern Woodmen

P. III. Murphy, deputy head con-
sui of the Modern Woodmen of
America, organized a camp here
Friday night. The. camp will be
gin its career with a membership
of thirty, among whom are the
following officers: l. R. Mason,
venerable consul; o. M. Redfeld,
worthy advisor; W. s. Smith, clerk;
Ed Ringer, escort; D. w. Bannan,
watchman; Chas Anderson, sentry;
Dr.J. w. Mofett. camp physician;
w. A. Sniff; E. F. Ellsworth and
Leo Berry, managers. Delegate
to the state camp, l. r. Mason.
and the camp deputy head consuls
are r. c. Williams and w. \.
Sniff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19
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lief desired: highest reference. Don't de-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19

From persons here yesterday
from Mannsville we learn that
Miss Cora Martin, daughter of A.
L. Martin of that place, died Fri
day night of slow fever. Our in
formant also tells US that several
others there are suffering from fe-
yer, among whom are four chill
dren of the family of W. M. Fos-
ter. Will Russell is also quite
sick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19

The Quaker doctor vas a success
in attracting a street crowd, but it
seems that his effort to fill the opera
house Friday night was somewhat
of a failure, and the fire boys, to
whom one-half the receipts were 10
go, are none the better off. How
ever, the doctor" may not have
had a fair showing as one of his
company attempted to shuttle off
this mortal coil few hours before
the engagement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
GOOD RAILROAD.

EAsT-BoUND from the Missouri
River to st. Louis, Chicago, 1t runs
the finest trains, wide-vestibuled =,
PIntsch lighted throughout, with the
BurlingCon's celebrated free chair
cars, dining cars, Pullman sleepers.
NoRTu-BoUND two daily trains,
perfectly equipped, to Omaha, Sioux
City, st. Paul.
NoRTHwEsT:from fifty to five hun
dred miles saved from the Missouri
River to the Northwest by the great
time saver-the Billings Route.
WEST: from the Missouri River to
Colorado and beyond, two great
trains daily.
1900 miles OF standard railroad.
The pioneer in courteous treatment
of travellers.
The main travelled road-every
ticket agent has tickets reading over
the Great Burlington Route.
For details, ask your ticket agent
or L. w. WAKELEY,
Genl Pass'r Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
L. J. BRIcKER.
Trav. Pass'r Agent, Kansas City Mo.
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General Manager st. Joseph, Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19

The Catholic Fair, which has
been held during the past three
days on West Main street, was a
great success. The mandolin,
which was given to the person re-
ceiving the highest number of
votes, brought the handsome sum
of $79, and was awarded to Miss
Alta Adair. The following con-
testaMts were in the lead at a late
hour last night: For the silver
tea set, Miss Julia Blake; for the
gold headed cane, Moran Scott;
for the doll and carriage, Jerrilee
Roberts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-19

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