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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
NEwnrnnr's CHRISTMAS ohumAN.
a Delightful Evont Participated IN by
Mary.
Especial to The Statc.)

cluD was given IN tho urmOry. 1t
was one Of the most delightful dances
of the many that this club has given
to it's friends Of the whole State.
Promptly at 0:3O o'clock the happy
couples began their evenings enjoy.
ment to the beautiful strains of
Thomas Symphony orchestra and
until "Home, Sweet Home," there
was ono con inuous round of rleas-
ure. The ladies we're all handsome.
ly gowned, and in strange contrast
with the conventional dress Of the
gentlemen, combined to make the
armory seem thing of beauty and Il
joy forever. At IL O'Clock the ger.
man was begun, gracefully led by
Mr.. j. G. Wilson, Jr., with Miss
Bessie Glider and Mr.. Washington
Clark of Columbia with Miss Lily
McGregor Of Columbia. 1t was u
beautiful german, beautifully led and
whom the last note Of "Home, Sweet
Home,' had died away, many wore
tho sighs and regrets for it's ending
The night of this german will long
be remembered by many to have
boon the most enjoyable and we'll
spent evening ever on tho dance hall.
Among those present were:
Miss Bessie Glider with j. G.
Wilson, Jr.
Miss Lily McGregor of Columbia
with Washington Clark.
Miss lula Jones with DR.. T.. c..
McGregor.
Miss Thyra Scbumpert with Nj. L.
Spoarman.
Miss Molle Kaminer with r. p.
Fair.
Miss Myrtle Shcumpert with II. T.
Renwick.
Miss Neville Pope with l.. c..
Spoers.
Miss Mary Nance Fair with j. E.
Russ.
Miss Lizzie Glenn with Watts
Davis.
Miss jamie Vance with l.. w.
Jones.
Miss Maud Langford with j. N.
Mclaughlin.
Miss Maud Fant with j. S. Rem
wick.
Miss Lucy McCaughrin with Har-
ry Kaniner
Miss Mamie McCaughrin with c,
D. Weeks. ."
Miss Winnie May Wilson with Fred
Fl. Dominick.
Miss Annie Harrison with D. T.
Boozer, Jr.
Miss Margaret Standish Schencl
with o. II. Duncan.
Miss Alice Mazyck with H. A
Copeland.
Miss Laura Bowman with A. j
Cook.
Miss Annie Bynum with A.
Schumporl.
Miss Eloise Welch with Mr.. Wat
kins.
Miss Maggie Johnston with Has
kell Wright.
Miss Mary Thompson with w. c
Bynum.
Miss Olive Fant with G. p. Gren
eker.
Miss Lilly Hamiter with DR. Ewing
Groenvillo.
Miss lone Hamiter with Liout
Duke, Orangeburg.
Stays: S. E. Renwick, II. II
Evans, Va II. Wallace, Claude Babl
Amos Wells, John Eddy, Lawao
Kibler, W. S. Langford, II. +
Smith, Il. L. Wright, Nj. D. Huie
S. H. Mclean, j. Y. McFall. O.
Copeland, r.. j. Miller, Robel
Mayos, Il. Fl. Pope, j. p. Chase, Jr
j. Fl. Caldwell, b. NJ. Aull, Z.
Ellersor, &. L. Wearn and others.
Chaperones.-Mr. and Mrs. K.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Brow,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bowman, Nj
and Mrs f. A. Schumpert, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. d. Davenport.
, The Law or Approxlm atIor.
(ltnkl--hn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28
THE WATER BONDS.

The Water company is putting up
a herd fight against the water bond
bill, which is as fair a proposition as
has eve been submitted to the people
of Carson. 1t provides the submls-
sion Of the question to the voters and
the condemning of the old water
works at a fair price.
1t seems odd that the water Co.
should be getting ready to make such
a Fl BIT to save property which they
only consider worth, for the purposes
of taxation, the sum of $50, ooo
As a matter OF fact the water works
of Carson pay s per cent on $4,000,
But Who has been swearing to a re-
due ion of $4,000?
1t is time the taxpayers and water
consumers found out.
No wonder taxes are high in Car
son for poor people when the big fish
escape by swearing to such outrage
ously false valuations as the differ
ence between the real and the assessed
value of the property, whereby over
500, 900 worth Of property escapes
taxa,ion. Ne wonder the city is on a
script basis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28
The Theatre Tonight

Hi Henry's Great Modern Ninst-
rels, who will fiji il d spare date at
the Carson Opera House tonight
Tuesday FEBRUARY 2S is one of the
most popular, most successful, largest
most expensive and best known Min
strelS attraction Of the East. They
are a big city attraction of nity all
white performers and have appeaced
in all the principal cities in United
States and Canada to the greatest
success ever accorded a Minstrel attra-
ction. Their recent engagement at
San Francisco was one of the most
successful engagements ever played
by any Minstrel organization, the
press and public speak III the highest
praise OF this popular organization,
and the public should appreciate the
efforts Of our local enlargement in
getting such a large and expensive
attraction here and give them the
largest house of the season, as they
deserve. See the big parade today,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28

For u good domestic or imported cigar
go TO {. w. Friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28
The Sewer Water.

More than ten years ago the Water
Company entered into a written agree
ment with the city to send down a
certain amount of water from Kings
canyon through the sewer running
past the Catholic church to Chinatown
every other week on Sunday from six
in the morning to six at night.
On alternate Sundays the waters of
GregOry's canyon was to have been
sen through the open ditch running
north of the railroad.
For three months past no water has
come down the Chinatown sewer and
the people along the route are ON
planning of the stencil arising from it.
Saturday the City Trustees went up
to see why the water had not come
down.
Mr.. Yerington denies the existence
Of the agreement. 1t is in existence
and on file in the Recorders office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28
Declared a Nullity.

Yesterday the case of the Nevada
State band vs. VIM. NJ. Stewart was de
cided in the District Court by Judge
Mack. The action was brought just
after the last election, for the band. by
attorney PIatt, against Senator Stew
art, to recover forty dollars for services
alleged to have been rendered by the
band for the Senator, and was tried in
the Justices Court to 4 jury, and a
verdict rendered for the Plaintiff. The
defendant appealed the Use to the
Distr ct Court and there q jury gave
the p.aintif a verdict. \. J.. NcGowan
"a ne attorney for the defendant at
both trials, and Samuel Platt was the
plain if ; attorney at both trials.
Atrornoy-Genera Jones was en-
ployci by the defendant. after the sec
Ond trial, to assist attorney MCGOWAN
in taking such further steps as might
be doomed advisable. and a motion for
a new trial was made and argued by
Mr.. Jones some weeks ago. and re-
sisted by Mr.. Platt, and the matter
taken under adv isement by the court.
and as stated above the court yesterday
decided that the action was a nullity.
and the Judgment void. for the reason
that the Nevada State Band is neither
al artificial nOr a natural person. anG
not being either ther' was NJ plaintiff
in the action, and heIoa there was no
aDy action
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28
Newspaper Meeting.

On sunday there was organized in
this Ctty under the name of the ''Bi-
meta &c Newspaper League of Ne
vadH, an association Of newspapers
which is formed for the purpose of sup
perth o the free silver doctrine.
The organization at present is only
temporary and a permanent organiza-
ton '5ill be completed at Reno in
June,
All newspapers that are willing to
support free silver at Ii to l are eligible
to ME a~bership.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28

All previous railroad records for fast
running between Chicago and Council
Bluffs wen glimmering down anon the
things that were on February 18th when
the Burlington fast mail covered the 800
in : hours and II minutes. actual running
time, excluding stops. and i'm @ hours and
IA minute full time. including stops for
water and mail. two changes Of engines
and el-w running through towns and
railroads yards. The train left Chicago
l hour and l. minutes late. DELAYED by
the arrival Of the eastern mail, and reach
Ell Council Bluffs only six minutes late,
having made mp | hour and II minutes.
The run of 20G miles from Chicago to
Burlington was made in 19S minutes.
By the amount of advertising Abe
Cohn is doing, he must be a strong be
lever in the same. He is decorating
the town with paint and everywhere
you go YOU can see ''Emporium.
Mrs. f. b, Warrington was a passen-
ger for the Comstock yesterday morn
inc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-28
Uncle Sam Will Pay 1t.

The bill appropriating over t 900 to
settle up the expenses incurred by the
State n the mastering in of troops in
the WI with Spain was necessary under
the laH, in order to get the L. S. gov
Mt to reimburse the State. 1t
first rs to be actually paid out before
the |. 5. government can pay it back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

81 Louis and SAr Francisco R r.
The direct through car route 90 points
Ia southwest Missouri, southern Kan
sas' Arkansas. Indian Territory and
Texas.
Th. most direct rpgts - So Louis
and the east. hAusaa City ant she
northwest. Double daily veati buled
trains. Free reclining chair carr 90.
servation and drawing room sleepers.
HGivey dining halls. Ask the nearest
ticket agent Of the Frisco lins for full
particulars, or wIite, B n OuaN.
Dist. Pass. Agent, WichitA. kAs.
BRVAN saYDER, q. =. A. Sc. Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Hapna. OCT e1-Clbau opinion t
tgpira the recent proc'amaa1n of rhF
civil governor of Havana Genera RiVsrt
prohibiting cock fghts The proclamation
o. also considered az in the natura&1 a
profrt against fko failure of Governor
General Brooke to prohibit COCK dEhtirg
at the time when be- pr3hlbted bull aght.
ing a man 60 whom General peverl hlt
refused "a permit for cock light r1a
written 10 Ia Lucha. to say th1f cock
hghung o. particularly popular AMONG
rho Cubana ana that 90 General Reverb
viii noe ALLOW o. he Intends ,o appeal i0
fhe r0Fern1r general
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Trenton. ~ J. October gS--Au but threc
~ the naval conmanders who were pres
ent ~ santiago were h~r. today 90 attend
the ceremonies incident % presenting a
sword 90 Asimirai sampson. The three
absentces Werr Admiral schiey. Admiral
HlgEison and Captain Robiey p. Evans
Admiral IIiggiron Was too sick 10 come
and Captain Evans missed his train
President Mckinley Secretary I.0nz ans
Admiral Dewey sent letters of regret
President Mckinley IN HE ietter % Cover
nor VOORHEES, said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

colors whiie the whole inside space ls
occupied VITA the wares kept for sale
BY Mr. Herschi. in addition 10 tne
booth q large plAtfora adjoining IL is
covered with an exhibit indicating the
enterprise Of the proprietor
CIRClT SKID rAWm.
This Is an exhibit from Tonhawa.
kay county. of the soil productions OF
that rich farming county and ia la
charge Of that clever gentleman, Abe
Hertje. In the exhibition are ten
varieties of cora. three Of popcorn,
eight Of Irish potatoes. two OF sweet
potatoes, seven of onions. eight OF
beans. six Of sugar cane and a large
and interesting exhibit Of garden and
field productions Tho Circle seed
Farm occupies the large booth on the
south side Of Harrison near First
street.
-rATE CAPfrAL PKgTrfHa GO. nODTH
The state Capital Printing company
has a handsome booth located Ia the
street on the corner Of Harrison and
Second. . dne supply Of blank books
aud printers stationery ~ made. The
trimming Of the booth ia tho work OF
Joe =. Winton ani shown that Joe un.
dcrstsnda handling blank books aud
stationery. The booth IN alao head.
quarters Of the newspaper men % the
territory aud all arc invited - call
aud register,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Washington. Os-t G.rhe houHe on
Rhode Island avenue recently purchased
for Admiral Dewey by popular sub Grip
ton was formally turned over 10 him to-
day by Acting Secretary Yanderiip and
United states Treasurer Roberts of
the Dewey Home Committee Mt Fitch,
ment this aiternon and presented the deed
which was Immediately nled Tor record
TIE purchase price was about 5000 Two
sutscriptions were received today thar
completed Che payment including che cx.
penses Incident 90 ths project one far
81 go came from BROOKLYN ant ihe other
irr WAS received frnm tN We.ifu ln.
ier TELEGRAPH company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26
uhARKE's siGSATURE
Receives A letter From Stt'g
Ryan AhsOlvlng Him Frsm
Blame.

Oklahoma cty. o. T Or .--1ne
fD'i'aing c,rrssp ,aiencs between H3a
siSine ciarse AMI ttpn Thomas Ryan.
ias.ttl1t sesre,lfy of che Interior. ef
frctua.ly rsfut.s ths m.sestemen,a
thn save been made connecting ar.
ciir.ts witn fae cflrsss against Oovef
nSr Birres
'okia'toma CRY. %. r Oct. 10.
Hoo rhema Ryan. washington,
hy Dear sIr,-it hts been repeat edly
if.ryr1ph-i from Walmlnx10n &, Ga.
western papers inl 30 the neNspipe-,
~ this ter-.t1ry that suy name 'yan
signed 90 che charges, against Gov sr.
rpr Barnes now ou fie tn the Interior
dep1rifrsu While . Nna "A member Of
the legislative -lmnittee ~ invest.
gttlon And am fully cony need thar the
. s'ifgss upie hy syu- ~ the leading re
plhilcans are true and that Baruee
oushf % b- promptly removed o. pr,.
serve the honor of the adm nis.s ration.
ard % sscu~f 1n h1nef execution OF
our h-,ll snnri neither signed nor
wts asissi 90 .sga tte charges male
against she g1vsrnD-.
" va. ne'tuse s1fn. % the territ lr.
ih paperi hate charged that my namo
has besn forged 30 ths charges referred
to. that . ask yol CD 80 me the fayo4
% examine che same and a. inform ne
whether or not my name is lfhxed 10
,he do~lment il question
by 90 doing sou w.N cmfer a per.
slaal favor nhIcn gtu greatly appr,
c.n'e anle r-ulIn. sincerely yours.
SIDNEY CLARKE
"p .namment ~ Interior
"Wlsh.ngt1U p. g. oct. g. 1899
"fon sidney clarke. oklahoma city
wy Dalr SIT clarke. " surs % the
iolh lnst Ras ig'y tse-vel You sn
D ilrlH vh--h.r or rpt your name u
affixed t1 lay document ln This ispar.
mert whers.n charges are made against
Governor g. H Barnes
"in rspiy wu sly after a careful
.zim .nnt.pn tflf ynur uame does not
arpsl- uuIn or tfaxel to any such do--
.msnt n ms department Very Truly
v1r~t THOMAS RVAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Bicycle Berry Book Eo Q OF The
Biggle Books is All aboat berries. A
whole encyclopedias OF berry lore, boil.
ed cown after the manner of Farm
Journal. Toiis about varietiea, about
planting, growing. mulchinR sultivat.
ing, picking aud marketing Il xives
practical pointers from ths 1ens OF
scores OF leading berry growers from
all parts Of the countrY who have con.
tributed 90 ite columa. "a has Colored
representations OF berry true - size
and color, thiuty.three portraiss Oi
practical kerrymsn ani tbirty-fiYe
other illustrations. handsoms,y bound
Ia cloth. The prizes Ia so ceuts. free
by mail; address the qublshers wis
mer Atkinson Co. Ph ,delnhlt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

r.aakrt-r. r. Or. g The DAVIS
r1mmmnan haa cYmpis'ed its earo.iment
1f tha Cnieasaw fnilart The enroll
in.t showed lt0oa Indians 1ni tpe freei
mon tb. latter being slaves ana descend
entf 10 slaves brought t1 tha- Territory
fr1m ths s1uft hY the Indians The enc
roumsut of ths Crsss' Ia progresslng The
su1tment -onf hivlng reached sso in+
IlIIng frsslmsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26
ATTENTION

Dout Trust Your rant,a t1 AEent -uca
nircet WIN tbe Artists
We will make Oh any one scndinr ns
a photo llfe.slre Gillette. craFln or
pastel portrait free 90 charge 90 ln.ro-
duce our superior work Exact llke-
ness, highly artistic finish aud prompt
return ~ small photo guarau.ec3
Send us your photo A. once
ARTISTS UNION.
2o3 Mar st Dallaa. Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

San Antonio. October ~ 10 Ntss-a.
8, 1899, For the above oocaalon We
will sell tickets % san Antonio, Tex.
aud return az rate Of Si7fs Tickets
on sale October e5, 80 and 81. with
tnal return limit of November IS.
Continuous passage 10 zach direction,
going passage % commence date OF
sale. A = C0rlfina, Agt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26
YOUR uyNrsrFa

should use Bunscna Fine Tar Cough
Honey II mAkos The voice clear aud
musical, cures all throAt troubles, ore.
vents pncumonia And coulum r.lon.
For sale by j n Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26
Will RECEIVE THE EsARnglayr AT.
TENTIoS or WAR DEPARTMENT.

washington. oct g --facltcntnt Coisnsl
Lee. military atfache % che British ern.
hsssy here. has been conferring with sh,
war department agth1ritie5 a. 20 the
methods - neld telegraphy which might
b. scrvicable 80 she south Aeica cam
paign. The American Operations in Cuba
and the Philippines have developed say.
erai novel and exclusive dcslees 70. ersr.
gency telegraph Communicative ln
che field. which. however. arc not af tho
dhpoaai of the foreign g1sernments
The UNDERSTANDING AZ the sar depart.
ment D. that senior Marc1nL ths Italian
expert now Ga Nsw York. may b. enlisted
bl enc British forces .n tdoDtlnlsgdreisss
communication in South Arrich 10 la
stated however gf tne BdtUh e~1assy.
that no instructions in that dire-f'on have
been rccclvei
TAKES ADVANTAGES or LIBERAL
DANKfNg LAVA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Iced cotton q bringing from 8 g5 20
% 30 on the Chandler marfst A1d
lint cotton from o. 2s tn G lf IA asfi.
ma'ed that L'ucnia county even iu
ttis dry year wil, pruooee W 11l bales
ll .lllon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Montreal Cc' q Th. han1gs 1ac1uss
Cartier. whica suspended business on Ju-
ly 90. VIII o. open tomorrow The bank
took advantage of che clause in me bank.
tnc privilege of susne1iing business f1r
three months and then either r-alm.nr
busincss With thr approval ~ ere srani-
iuers or golns out 0f business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

For aale-Hulls for feeding cattle,
81 per ton at tho oil mill. Linsers for
making comforts, DC per pound Free
delivery OF lintess every Saturday.
where orders amount % 81 or more.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Boston. oct. 25--Thc biennial ssss.
i0n of she universalist convention 0as
made notable today by the adoption
of the report of thc committee recon.
mcud'ng "a conference al the American
unitarian association 20 consider pian1
fpr closer cooperation ~ the two bod q.
ies. The proposition came from ths Ual.
tarians iu the FIRM of resolutions and
The resolutions We're freely discussed
and adopted The election of officers
followed and Buffalo was selected for
the nest meeting ~ he convention
In thc evening "a goodly sum was ras-
ei for the Japan mission and the usual
address vas listened to by a large aud
.cncr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26
rNcfNEERIN-CHEF or rHE NAVY
MAKES uis REPORT

Wnel.ngtnn. Oct s Tho three ialf.
ing feafgrcf 0f The annual repori ~ AZ
mirll s'eiVAie. engineef-ln-chlcf oi ths
navy are the chapters devoted to per-
tnnHi. o. the merits of electrical fersus
steam machinery. and the prizes 5n tne
consoiidate the naval construction aoef
The general lesson of thc var O. ls
et q. Ners ln no way Indicative pf aay
desirable change IN the machinery ~
our ships with the exception % ncreass
evaporatlns plants aua the adoption sItt
impracticable prompiness. ~ tae water
tube iype OF boilers
The steam engineering bureau has o..
ally arrived nt The conclusion u1at 10 s
= mistaken policy Co carry 80 far siDrg
che practice of driving thc auxilary ma
onincry ~ ships by electricity and ths
present report presents "a strong iine of
reasoning a. support it
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Moscow, Ida. oct. 25-it nov seems
probable that thc trial 90 the CDl-r
b'Aiene miners on a charge Of interfsr.
ing w'th a United states NAL train.
vii not begin before Monday next The
United States grand jury d nov ia ses-
s.on here and Il is probable thag the
new indictment obey will pr-sent
against the men win include the names
of those IN the old Indictment and also
the names ~ che 90 whose names are
unknown. Out OF the az sndlsted by a
f0rmer grand jury Il u NO. probable
that mor than twenty viii be ts..i
These N1ll. IL ls thought be- tried lpin;-
IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

NfAt yeaul1r ani old-tlmc hardware
laV,s 8ea very handsome booth in
tter tfeet a froui 10 else Store The
aIs.llia is iasteiully arrAget Il. bright
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

Ga Rsrsi street east aud opposite
49, sct8r block this old aud popalur
sh'sn arxa have very pretty little cot
erNv a8ota elabCrately trimmed la
oasstSgul colors, while everything kept
ina tn,t-e.ass drug store 10 tastefully
az, aus-tct.veir arranged iuslde the
lssflt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-17
District Court.

Judge Townsend's court conven-
ed this morning and as will be
seen from the list given below the
civil docket is cleared of a number
oficases since yesterdays report.
Jno. Moss VS.. Usage G.. NJ. &
Co.. damages. stricken from doc
ket at last term.
Mays Norman & Co., vs.. j. G.
Allison ct al, Judgment sustaining
attachment.
Barry Bros. Grocery Co VS.. j.
G. Allison ct al, continued.
G. Metezer & Bro, VS.. G. w.
Lock, debt, dismissed.
w. F. Wilmington VS.. J. B.
Smith, appeal, continued.
] H Crawford VS. G C & S F
railway. damages; dismissed.
w E Robertson VS. j A Evans,
appeal; judgment for plaintiff.
Tyler & Simpson VS. ] A Fer
guson, attachment; same entry.
Theodore Stemseppe VS. Usage
Coal & Mining Co., damages; dis
missed.
John Stephenson VS. Usage C &
| M Co. DAMAGES. dismissed.
w B Burney VS. D c Cowan, re-
plevin; dismissed.
c j Lincoln VS. ] S Alverson,
debt; continued.
Virginia c James VS. Geo Hol-
ford, debt; continued.
Ringold Mill and Elevator Co VS.
j A Ferguson, attachment; demur-
rer to answer sustained and judg-
ment for plaintiff.
| l. o Robertson VS. ] A Myers,
dismissed.
Sinsheimer, Levison & Co VS. c
A Scaife, Judgment by agreement.
Matt johnson ct al. judgment
rendered perpetuating injunction
Leeper Hardware Co VS. Robt L
Cannon, continued.
] n Worthy VS. Noble Bros, or
der declaring bankruptcy.
In re estate, j. w. Elliot, bank
ruptcy; transferred to Pauls Valley
] w Hooker of Purcell appoint
ed notary public.
Applications for the ineorpora-
ton of Elk and Kemp filed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-17
Landor,. Retort a4 school.

One day in full school Master Lam
dor had an apple of singular sizs and
beauty. He had his Livy in one hand
and this apple in the other and read
and read and munched and munched
till the sound struck the doctor. He
espied the delinquent and ordered him
to bring that apple to him. He put it
on his desk, coram populo. and then,
half relenting, said: There, sir. Now,
if you want that again you had better
go and sit down and make me short
line on the occasion. ''Oh, I can do
that and stand here, =" says Master Ian
dor. ''Do it then" The boy Thought q
moment. and soon obliged him with
pentameter, "Esuriens doctor duIoia
poma rapit."
"Hump' says Dr.. James. "And pray,
sir, what do you mean by e-su-riens
doctor." "The gOrmandizing doctor. .
Take il, sir. You are too hard for me,
you are tor hard for me, !" said the
doctor, delighted with his pupil
"Rouse's History of Rugby School.