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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
mfoieal.
Earned Not Bought.
Staying Power Counts in lonq
and Stern Race.

Ellsworth people need not be told how
hard II Is 70 earn and maintain good rep
utztion and how easy it Is to lose one.
After such loss it Is sell nigh impossi-
bic 10 recover the ground, and the major
ny < ho have slipped by the Wsyside have
been forced TO stay there. As with a
mans reputation. 80 it i with medicinal
preparations. Some achieve a reputation
which stays With them. IL Is founded on
intrinsic merit and not sustained BY elab-
crate advertising Ii faces the pu bic
backed up by honesty and works it, way
quietly but thoroughly. Ellsworth peo-
pie want no better pfoof Of the reputa-
ton earned by Doan's Kidney Pills than
tae following experience from citizen:
Mrs. Phi lima Moon. residing on the
Surry road short distance on this side Of
East Surry in the ner white cottage over
looking the bay, says; Il read several
accounts in the newspapers about mothers
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills for
children in cases Of kidney and urinary
diseases This induced me to give them
TO my li-year-old daughter, who suffered
from kidney and urina weakness ever
since she was years of age, complaining
OF her back hurting her. headaches and
stomach trouble. She had very severe at
lacks OF 1t on an average of once a month
and was confined to her bed often for q
number of days. When / was in Els
worth one day, went to Virgins drug
store and got Deans Kidney Pills. BE-
the time she had taken two boxes she was
very much improved. They did her
great amount of good, more than any
thing she ever took. She is going TO
school and is not complaining at present
and give Doan's Kidney Pills credit for
the wonderful improvement. / further
recommend their use to other mothers
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers- Price 80 cents or mailed by Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo, y. Y, sole agents
for the e ). Remem Der the name, Doan's.
and take no OF her.
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The Steamer .Giml,rl =.

Nhe steamer "CimArie", u the Bangor
and Bar Harbor line, hich wa badly
damaged By going on the rocks a, Bass
Harbor ls,t 'ail, = being practically re-
Suilt at Brewer.
Hhen The steamer WAS , aaie0 out It Vas
found that the ca bins aud recks were
badly damaged. Ii Ha, decided to re-
move them and to thotoug MY rebuild the
huh An entirely new deck and ca bins
are also among the improvements.
On the lower or main deck, forward, OF
the "Cimbria" when she Is completed,
viii be the freight room which viii con-
tain the boiler room. Att of the boilers
viii be he engine room. The dining sa-
loon will be on this deck aft and Will be
more roomy and much better Iig hted than
before.
FROM The dining room VIII open the la
dies cabin which will have II stairway
leading directly above INTO The main sa-
loon. The main ssloon on the saloon
deck, as planned, is entirely q fferent from
the former one. 1t is to be built SO as to
allow walk completely around on the
deck outside and Will have more windows
and more seating capacity than before
1t viii be fifty feet long. snd sixteen feet
Ill width in the idest part.
The masts viii not be replaced on the
steamer, but instead there viii be flag
sfsff az both tue boa and stern.
I"o boilers Of tne safety water tube
t Pc are being built al Providence " hich
"iH furnish higher steam th4n was ever
USED on the "Cimbria". 1t Is expected
that " hen the boat resumes her route in
the spring she viii be a speedy craft.
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-ak - ~ has sN5sevIbs-s at IGss
~ tAe fJt assa.z-ofsces ~ Ho.eock ee&nty;
81 she otss7 oap~rs IN the eosnty cors-
pcAS - m The onGy paper printsd IN
6z1e$c< re ~. and s1s ss-er claimed 10
ss, a@s :, = ~ o~Ls paper that cdn prop
,rtS b eal@1 q CoCETT paper; cg tie
rssf are ulerslE zeal papers. The etrcAIo-
eso-z a. Ia, .EZEICAs. 5orTisg iae Bar
Ea-sS~ R~~orS's szssrzey list. 10 larger
s=-z= -: = - ne o:Aer p1pe-s printed
- Eazro-s e5znty.
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Hancock.
Corner primary school closed Friday.
Whole number pupils. twenty-five, aver
age, twenty three. Those not absent a
day are Edith Foss, Gertrude Foss, Carrie
Crabtree, Paul Crabtree. Valma Stratton,
Arthur Smith, Ernest Young, Hazel
Young, Lura Young. Those absent be-
cause of illness: Gleason Foss, Carrie
Foss, John Pomroy Seth Pomroy, Amy
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COUNTY NEWS.


West Fr.nkIIn-
Cold.. inaaenza, grip, ~nd other diseases
sre prevalent.
Mis- Mile Cousins, Of East brook, wss
here for ;e< day
W z CGsrx has boozht work horse o.
z. II. Young, Of Hancock.
The rain Of Isst week aroTe the mea
iron tae woods itere wss - much Esisr
in tie s~snp-.
john T. C-.-k trapped to5-ezt Al lie
O.1 A;escaw gz-g we@k tasi zelzae4
tEsBty-ihrs~ ant as-ssR gzsuad-.
JOAN ?. Gordon : to boy neN save
machine Of tie most improved pattern.
to take TIE p.scs 81 the old one al a.
niH.
Newell Harrison reports TIA, be has
watch that Las hsc three main springs
broken, and strangely enough AL broke
at exactly sl5 IN the evening.
The town ball. that Ia. so long teen
dangerous. has been repai, ed. Ii was let
last week to the Sockslexis company.
which played to crowded houses.
Judging from the nunoer OF car. on
the freight trains that run through here
daily, considerable traffic Is being done
By the Washington county railroad east
o.. here.
Jan. 2. CHEER
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south Deer Isle.
Quite II numb from here attended the
masonic installation at the Hsrbor Tues
day evening, and reported a very enjoy
able time.
The Sunday school board had a business
meeting Jan. 10. The school is in good
working order, and an addition has been
MADE to the library which gives increased
interest among the pupils.
Mrs. S. F. Warren's chimney caught
nre wednesday morning, and as a high
wind was blowing it was feared the roof
would catch. With the assistance of
s"'pe vi Inc ''Hi f"rs ; he WIS put out
without serious damage.
Jan. 20. E,o
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>ajItvzH-
The high school al West Sullivan takes
in oaiy six from this school. Ii Va
hoped that more from tai- vicinity Soui1
sHsne.
Cap. Charles H. Wooster. Of Do bzrqns
John :. Emery" i expected in town
rijh rs ~iie and sou, Tor some weeks.
He hs- 1=eide,5 70 say On ana Tor one
yeysse.
TIE grip seems u be very p.svslsff' in
toxin ju-t now. Mr. wisoH. stz,ion
sgent. = !Gs; recovering from Il. Capt
Benni- = It'll housed with i, Mi.s Helen
Smith j. sl-o Ill. n Dr. BritgaAH4 at
sence DR.. Haskell, Of West Salliysn, !.
bUsy.
Jan 3 r
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Mrs DE o"nf-''l want you t. keep your
dog out of my house. LIS fan Of fieas. ~
Mrs. DE Smar'-"M Mercy on me. Fido,
Come here, sir, Don't yon 90 into ths,
house again. L. tui, u fees
4 newly-tnsce grave IN "a Lancashire
cemetery "s- dee rated with number Of
horal tribute. one "f them had att ached
to 1t card btsrttg tir--e vorsis; with
Mrs. Ks deep symp-th. - and, printed
In the corner, AT hoale Oh Fridays"
Having an easy time Of il j. he hardest
HE that man can I'VE. Hardship and
struggle are e>senlial to that development
that alone makes HE North living, or that
can consnan1 admiration. ana regard
from Othtr.
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Fricsy evening. They pronounce il as
ase in every detail The get up OF
Miss Mamie Mcfarland in her role OF cid
rnsic. vas striking, sRd called forth much
laaEh's- dance followed the play.
Jan =. SENAC-
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90, NY NEWS.

n Es~4ea D~~r LIE
Cazrie4 L Eaigh, La. .s;aFned from
s4se ao~csoz -es29l In Bo@ton.
a Cemaz~sl = bzaiibg oa, t5mb@r
fron a.s s. = 70 rer,zz- n. wharf.
q. Wellington Torrey and wife vent 70
Gso1eu t. - ne Big schooner launched.
CAT I-ss> 9 Cray. q tbs steam ysch,
<.,Tzrt le7 z 10 has bsea South CANNING.
arrived bo11e fzo weeks age.
The gnignt- have bad ho;-~ster
texsinz sppsratzs pat into their large
Eo9 itry hot-e. A. W. Clark. Of Casiine,
djr the Eo-E-
A very , esssat evening wss spent by
zrg hkor. sac friends az 1rs. Marx Bill
linSs'. Christ nsss eve. 4 sae supper was
served hy Mr.. Billings. Myrtle Robbins,
Gcd Laura Diamond. After supper there
we're Cn-5as mas tree festivities. There
were presents for olc and young. All
Rsrs psess@<t, sat especially two ladies.
azoe 10 received very handsome rug
from H Il Pressey's. the other fine
c1ckea To- a=r Christmas dinner. All
agreed thai taey had spent pleasant
evening. sac rope NJ. ana Mrs. Billing.
nay i've to 81 .oy many such.
Jan Is. MI
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West Hancock.
The school exhibition, and cake and
coffee sociable given at the schoolhouse
Monday evening was in every way a sue
cess. Net proceeds, 81.
A party from this place attended the
drama, the "GiIded YOUTH, at Trenton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25

English Breakfast tea is
stimulating and inyigorat-
ing, and to many IS the most
enjoyable OF all teas.
Care, however, should be
exercised to get pure arti-
Gle; authorizations are very
injurious to health.
The name Chase 8, San
born on a package of tea or
coffee is a guarantee both OF
purity and quality.
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Southwest Harbor.

DR.. {. NJ. Sawyer, after delightful Wait
OF hve weeks in Boston, Andover and
Haverhlii, Mass, returned to Southwest
Harbor Saturday, and was eagerly well
coined by his many friends and patients.
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! Atlantic
| Alpha Stewart, who has been very ill
| with the grip, is much improved.
Mrs. Edith Staples, who has been in
Boston some six weeks, came home Thurs
! day.
ii. W. Joyce was in Boston this week on
business connected with his canning
factory.
Mrs. Otis Albee underwent serious
| surgical operation at the Maine General
ospital this week.
Albert Staples is putting ratings on the
sidewalk where it covers brooks etc.-a
much needed Improvement.
Members OF the graduating class in the
grammar school are eontesting for prize
offered by Supt. Small to the pupil who
shall write the best essay.
Three babies were born this week.
The births in our town average four times
more than the deaths. 1t seems as though
the young town ought to increase in pop-
ulation.
The village improvement society held
supper and dance at Joyce's hall Wednes-
day evening. The dance was greatly en-
joyed by large party. The music was
excellent. Proceeds about $50.
Jan. 20.
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COUNTY NEWS.


FraasIEn-
F.w. Ken lston, a Franklin boy who i
sta.ion agent az G9iito-o. % tie Bangor
& Aroosiook railroad, has KEPT record
o. frs gat shipped from that station in
ia. TIE aggregate = 50 carloads
fa-o-iiy q Iuu ~ products. Tbs largest
.5nz.e item L rs carload. 81 long lam Der.
Hr. ken1-toa sook charge Of TIE Gail.ord
station IN issi. before he was twenty one
yearz q age.
Joaa Pal Gordon la. housed large
sspp'y q ies-
Clare. z Dzsliey !. enployed IL
"s=aioztoa eouniy painting the rsi.-
rad stations.
Zios L H45zr las teen confined 20 Ii.
bona ;0r fss Gay. zith the prsTsiIIng
ss7sse COG. aao stomach trouble.
The section crew broaght word Of
fresh tear tracks being vt-Ible agoog
their line Of work las, week near No =
Those Eho stared in pQrzuit did no,
and their game.
Clarence Scott. OF oidtoxn. installed
otscer- and addressed the Foresters'
court TBur-day e7ening, at the school
ogilcing. While in town. Nr. Scott was
entertained at the residence of Dr.. :. s.
DE Beck.
The oocksIexls concert company liter
ally held the fort" last week at the ball,
opening their battery OF fun and nom
.ense Monday evening, and capturing a
large part Of the townspeopie each suc-
ceecing night.
Jan. g. Z.
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Ri 8ehiIl Pals.

BI7shiIl FAIl..
Mr.. Adeline Friend i. very feeble
J. 2. Sylvester il recovering from lung
fever.
Rufu- Castto l. doing quite bushes.
hauling wood.
Master Lester consry ha. family of
eigb. While rsi-.
WHEY and ALERT Conary are attending
TIE B.usAili academy.
GIsert 2. Csndsgs spent Sunday with
TREND. IL P=aoD-cot.
Mr.. B. II. Candage has rented part Of
her house to 1. ;. Csndsge for the v inter.
Mrs Amanda Friend was visited By her
tNo daughters from sargentviile recently.
Elmer Consry. Of swans Island, visited
H. aHele-. Albert and Joseph Conary, last
week
Florence Conary made e short visit at
: 5a;n BlaehAI and North Brookiin last
week.
horace, the little son Of Capt. Hugh
Dafey, has been very IL. oul Is slowly
RECOVERING.
Mr.. Angie Caadage and family La -
gone 70 N9fth blGehlii. where they VIII
r-flsih Until spring.
Irving Candage had his hand kicked by
cox last week 40 bones broken, but
the hanc i badly bruised.
Mrs. Cara Friend i. great sufferer
f from cancer. She Is confined to her he'd
and has lost the use Of her left arm and
7
+ L. Brooks Dodge, who for some time
past has been in Charlestown, Mass, has
+ returned 10 Buehiii, and last week visited
'Afah hefrlck' oil this place.
a"' "a w.
Eden
hurheii 'Hoert Is building all ice
mouse
t VIII Higgins i, cutting log for Charles
Kittredge.
.Jonu II Thomas and w;,. r,i.
North -.
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Chase & SanbOrn'S
Package Teas

comprise all three Of the
popular brands = Oolong,
English Breakfast, and Cey-
ca-I India each the very
Pc: in its class. They are
old only in pound and half
79und alright packages.
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~e-s fssGId.ssero-
r. K Shsg and VIE are ~ J 4 ShzT-s
Tor ths 1inte-.
NJ : -b-e H.i, q GsUic-5or7, i - :.
d " &C ? Tor ier 1zy-.
s-tnlr Young, Ns2 hs- teen TEACHING
AZ AsAFz'l- c-ed bis -cnool ls-t Eeek.
M Ls2rz Allen ana Ii4. Geneva
-szysr hsT- gore 70 Bangor. Mrz. Alien
viii FEfc s-e tg-n ..rR- for her new
hazee.
Mr. :. 9 wood, p 70 Ia teen in Ban
gor 39r trestr-.-rt for her eyes, hs. had sn
epe-stEpf ~ many trisads nop@ i viii
re gr~a ~ eft.
Jsa. = L
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Ea.tbroos.
Miss Gertrude French has gone to North
Sullivan to attend hizh school.
Joseph Dunn. OF Franklin. has been
hauling fire wood from hi. place here.
E. l. Clough is saving spool bar. from
local concerns.
Pearl Butler, who has been attending
school ST. East Sullivan. has returned
home, aud Is cutting spool and staye
wood for J. d. Csimmin.
Charlotte, wife Of JOHN Wilbur. died at
the insane asylum at Augusta, wAere she
had been removed about two weeks pre-
yiou- TO her death.
Mrs. Emily Wilbur lied at her home in
this place lat Tuesday, after an illness Of
few weeks. she has been attended bv
her daughter. Mrs. Hannah Jordan. OF
Bath.
Jan. 3. 3.
A.h.nle.
William sout hards. " no has been quite
i'll, L cut sgsln.
NJ. c. A. Moore, Of Sullivan, Is caring
for Mr.. ". H. Hall
u H. Robertson l. confined to hts home
I'm fetaP-e oil the grip'
" H. Bunkei. postmaster Of South
H5uids ooro, was IN toHn Saturday.
sir. Hattie Tracy aud her sister. Carrie
Ifaey, q 6ouid- boro, were IN town
Yesterday.
-.
time with uenrelyis NJ II,J
sim quite i'll.
Sunday noon. At this writing me :
more comfortable.
Jan d. MEB.
West fremont.
d n Lah' mas gone 10 Bar Harbor on
business
Capt Henry Webster has come home to
take MS winter vacation.
Capt. H. Farley has gone TO Bluehill to
get Ium Der to build store for Denutv-
oherln Lunt.
Deputy Sheriff F. W Lunt Just arrived
home from Rockland, where he has been
making short stay.
Can't. Fugene II TinLs- h.s oo .
Roston on bps;n.ss n. ,,.;,, =
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Bakers Island.
The report that the three masted
schooner &c. J. Willard" of Portland
was ashore here is untounded.
The United States revenue cutter
Daniel Manning" went in by this island
Jan. 10 to Southwest Harbor. She ia
coast guard from New York to Mt
Desert.
Jan. 20.
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'ornd makes over 200 cvps.

-trstton, Rena Springer. Nancy "
Abbott. teacher.
Jan. g.
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Uesfham
Mrs. Il. 4. Condor Is i'll.
There IA little son a, w.D. Cowing'..
Mise Laura Aiken IS working In Bucks
port.
Mrs. James T. Moore, OF Sullivan, Wis.
TIED here recently.
Gertrude B. BurriII has returned from
South Penobscot, where she has been
teaching.
Lewis Burton is taking charge OF C. C.
Gamblers numbering operations on Bald
mou ntain.
TIE Dedhsm lodge, y. ( o. P enter
tanned visitors from Blcssport Thursday
evening. sapper Vas served.
Jan. 3. b.
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surrv.
Postmaster f. ". Morgan has been IL
for several days with grip, but i nov ID {
to attend to H. duties.
Mis- Emma Bryant. Rho has been visit
ing her sister Ia Lowell, Mass, -.uce
Christmas. returned to Susry Thursday
The remains OF Robert G-iH1le. a To-
mer resident OF surry. wao died at tie
insane asylum in Augusta Jan. i. were
brought to Surry for interment Jan. l..
Rev. 4. 4. Macdougal ofticiated at the
services at the grave. Mr.. Grindle WIS
eightysi1 years OF age. He served in the
cigli war.
Mis- Nellie b. Thompson, evangelist.
closed her series OF revival meetings in
this village Thursday night. Miss
Thompson has been very earnest and
faithful in her Iabors here, end many
have been benefited. She has gone to
West Winterport to conduct revival SER
vices.
The officers OF Surry lodge, A. o. L. w,
were installed Saturday night By Deputy
Grand Master Workman p. II. Stratton,
OF Ellsworth, assisted by B. T. Sowle, of
Ellsworth, and Capt. w. S. Tfeworgy, of
Surry. The officers are: d. j. Curtis, NJ.
W.; j. II. Mckinney, P. NJ. w. Z. E.
SWEET, foreman j. F. Staples, recorder;
K. 6. Osgood, receiver; J. E. Colt, fnan-
cier' L. W. Cousins, guide. The oyerseer,
outside Waterman and inside Waterman
elect were not present, but will be in
stalled by Past Master Workman w s.
Iteworgy at some future meeting.
Jan. %. g.
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Advertisements.
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Capt. Charles Hodgkins spent last week
in PASSPORT, the guest of his brother, Dr.
Herbert Hodgkins. On his return home
DR.. Hodgkins accompanied him for brief
visit to his parents.
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LdusDtue.
Mrs. Shepard Cousins has enjoyed a
visit from her brother during the past
week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25

Mrs. Rose Holt and son Francis, of
Ellsworth, spent few days recently with
Mrs. Holt's parents.
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Eco.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
Working on Pensions.

Comptroller Findley is busily en-
gagged in figuring out the pro rata
of pension allowances for each ap-
plicant whose claim has been ap-
proved. This delay has been due
in a great measure to a number of
approved applications which had to
be sent back to make some minor
corrections, so as to fully comply
with the provisions of the law.
AS soon as these applications have
been returned the pro rata will be
made known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
ORIOLES FROM ORR.
Special Corresponds nee.

Special Correspondence
Orr, 1. T., Oct. 16.-Our town is
still improving and parties are here
every week looking for locations.
Jud Pruitt's residence is about COM
p'ered ana he will move into it this
week.
Prof. Swift is going to build a resi-
dence as soon as he can haul the
lumber.
There has been an unusual amount
of sickness this summer and several
deaths, mostly children.
r. Means, representing r. w.
Randol of Ardmore, died at f. NJ.
Walkers last week and was buried
at the Orr cemetery.
Cotton is coming in to the gins
very slowly and it will not be long
before it is all picked.
Walter Hodges has been quite sick
for some time but is improving.
d. B. Tipps & Sons store burne d
down Sunday morning about
O'Clock. The origin OF the fire is un-
known; loss was about 1000, with
some insurance.
Prof. Allen and Miss Denie Walker
were quietly married last Sunday.
They went to Ardmore, but have re
turned and gone to house keeping in
the d. B. Tipps house. We extend
to the young couple our best wishes
for their future welfare.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween E. B. Pugh and o. T. Tyler.
under the firm name of f. b.
Pugh & Co. commission mer-
chants and confectioners. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Tyler retiring. Z. B. Pugh
will assume all indebtedness of
the firm, and collect all outstand-
ing accounts, and continue the
business as formally.
f. B. PUGH,
Aft o. 7. TYLER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
A GENERAL ADVANCE.

Capetown, Oct. 16.-The latest adj
vices heard here from the front in
Cape Colony and Natal contain no
news of actual engagements between
the Beers and the British, although
show that a general advance
of the Beers on British positions has
taken place The van of the Boer in
vading column in Natal, consisting
of 1000 men and sixteen guns, has
reached Dannhauster. fifteen miles
west of Dundee, and ten miles from
Glencoe. An attack on Dundee may
take place today or tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words Whispered i'm Our Ear From
Inland Towns in the Territory
Tuesday Afternoon.

Oakland-A heavy rain fell here
yesterday afternoon.
The Arkansas and Choctaw rail
way surveyors left yesterday morn
ing to run direct survey to Ard
more. The line has been estal =
lished this far and passes directly
through the town.
Our town is full of prospectors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
Rich Mems Cnarlties

j. Pierpoint Morgan believes
that the two great charities for a
rich man to indulge in are to buy
good pictures for public museums
and endow free hospitals. When
one looks about" he says, and
sees the misery and suffering caus-
ed by sickness among those who
have not themselves the means to
relieve it, he cannot help feeling
that to alleviate a little of it is the
duty of those who have been fortu-
nate or successful. The care of
sick poor is, in my oppinion, our
most practical charity"
Put your stomach, liver and blood
in healthy condition and you can de-
fly disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is a
successful system regulator. Sold
by W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
Attempted TO Break Jail.

South McAlester, l. T.. Oct. If.
Three men charged with robbery
of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf train some time ago, were
brought to this place to- day for
safekeeping. They attempted to
break Jail at Cameron yesterday.
They succeeded in opening the jail
door and overpowering one of the
guards, when guards and citizens
came to the rescue, disarmed the
three men and put them back be-
hind the bars.
81 wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberluin's g
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy, for having put on the market
such a wonderful medicine" says
W. W. Massingill, of Beaumont,
Tex. There are many thousands of
mothers whose children have been
saved from attacks of desentery and
cholera infantum who must also feel
thankful. 1t is for sale by City Drug
Store and T. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-10-17
Bread Tickets.

All those wishing bread tickets
from my wagons on credit must
first call at my store and make ar
rangements for same. as the driv-
ers are not authorized TO sell on
credit. 3Otf ]. Il. SPIEGLE.