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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

The favorable factors IN cotton were u rise IN L. YER
pool increased spot sales there more cheerful news
from south Africa tn advance in spt iuarkrls at
the South reports of increased r. glish buying there
and pretty good buying here by Liverpool and the
South II ia true however that the Liverpool arhit.
rage buying OF January and March WAS acCnnpari II
by the selling ~ May and summer months drcrkS
were selling against purchases OF spot cotton at the
South. The political rumors from Europe
were of = somewh hat disturbing character. the
Bank OF England, II IL feared. may raise II.
rate Of discount to morrow more or less strngency
was still noticeable in Wall Street and not a few
outsiders wr" Disposed 10 iiquidatr Just before tho
holidays, Nevertheless the higher cables tho light
receipts and covering of shorts aH well a. more or
lcssncw buying caused an advance, But this wa,
succeeded by drop due to n fall at the Stock tx
change. the introduction Of bill in the Cnitcd
States senate to prevent trading in cotton futures
liquidation ana short selling, Then came u rebound
owing to covering OF Shorts and Wall Street buv.
ng; 50 that the last prices after all slightly
higher for the day
COrFEE-Rio on the prot was steady at Gslc
for No !. Rio market steady. Prices and exchange
UNCHANGED Receipts 1000. Stock 2o5. 900 Santos
market hrm at 100 refs advance. Receipts nil
stock $4,000. Iiavre advanced Il franc ana
Hamburg on some months . pfennig. American
warehouse deliveries I,'+I bags Fuiurcs were /
points higher closing Arm with sales Of $3.50 bags
follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 20.

WEDNESDAY,, Dec 20.
The irreRularity OF to-day's stock market
ga due chiefly 70 "A sharp break in Brooklyn
Rspif Transit Tho tendency OF tho market
was mapifestly toward further recovery. and
tho fact that a majority OF the list closed
bipber than last night in spite OF the
maximum decline OF nearly II points
in BROOKLYN Rapid Transit shows that the
.peculatIys situation has become sound
and healthy There was good buying Of
stocks, that IL purchases were made by those
who my for what they buy and also by occa-
sionaI dealers who finance their purchases
without the assistance OF brokers. The COM
paratively low level OF prices. as well as the
easIer money market. stimulated buying OF the
character described.
The action Of the Now York Central Railroad
Company in increasing It's quarterly dividend
to ~ per cent. making II the fourth inn
portant railway corporation that has increased
its dividend within tho last few weeks. had
a most encouraging effect particularly as IL
was accom- anied by a statement OF operations.
showing that the company had earned over
~, per cent. for the quarter number OF
other dividends were declared to-day which
are noted further on In this column. The en-
,oeomsnt NJ $500. 600 gold for shipment TO
Ghte"o.I VI ~. a., ,ha, ,,sur.sa
=, az 600 600 more mny be exported on satur-
IA, Ind M affect upon tho specuIation I'm
uay, . mau Nv '"e'' WV"
The reasons for the shipmen ants are now pretty
Iii ,,nJ,ra,ood and ma tho circumsta ncea
controlling the local money market are i'm.
proving the outflow Of specie IL regarded with
.,,uoni,oitv The aooner the London money
market becomes normal tho better for all
other monetary centres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
BtLTJMoRE MARKET FTRMER.
An Attack Mnd. on Trust Stocks with
Some Success Early In the Day.

BALTIMoEE. Dec. 2O.-A stronger market
came to-day on the Baltimore Stock Exchange
There was pressure directed against in
dividua stocks. but there was an absence
OF tho panicky conditions that had pre-
vailed since Monday Substantial support
was gwen TO all the leading stocks on first call.
Weakness. however. developed In some parts
OF the list on til" sscOnd call. due to the crcu-
lnti"n 81 dsluirting reports. The trust COM
phny shares wer" selected AS the most yulncr-
able. and soma OF them gave way sharply Mer-
cnntI'c Trust broke 10 points 10 90, and Com
tlncntHl Trust . points to lao International
Trust gave way TO NJ, a decline OF -, poin Ia
compared with the final sale Yesterday. Other
Losses In the trust company group ranged from
| to 3 points.
United Railways income bonds also rcceded
sharply. There was good buying for account
oi substantial interests on the way down and
the appearance OF this seemed t. encourage
holders who otherwise would have probably
been tcmntcl Ia sell. The early strength Of
the New York stock market was also n factor
in stcadylng the local market. One OF the III ost
encouraging features OF the recent LIQUIDATION
was the absence oil calling 81 loans 10y financial
Institutions. Some Of them required addI-
tiOnal margins to Offset the fan In market
values. hut none Of them called upon its Gus
toners 10 return the loans. IL is estimated
that the loan account has been reduced at
least s2,Vpo.uOO during the past two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
NO THRESHING MACHINE TRUST.
Wall Street Sends Word That 1t Cannot
Take Cnre of the Enterprise.

INDIANApoLrs. Dec. 2o.-Wheh the repre-
sentatves OF the threshing machine manufac-
tories met to-day there was a general belief
among them that tho proposed threshing ma
chine trust would have to be abandoned, and
tins was confirmed later IN III" day when CON-
In reply TO kilograms tho manufacturers were
informed that II was impossible to consider tho
matter al present and that nothing definite
could be said owing to present monetary con-
ditionS.
This is regarded ns final so far as New York
banks are concerned. and there is no hone now
that they Will finance the proposed trust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

wheat huctuatod for tine within very narrow linn
its as if uncertain which way 20 go, FIRST there
trading was light and is likely to be for the rost Of
the week There ~ not much disposition to take
settled British consols advanced = and Berlin fell
a mark and Antwerp 12% confines One reason
limits was that tho range on puts and calls last
night only NC 80 that rise OF 4wnnld mean sell
puts. thus checking or tending To check fluctuations
Yet Liverpool was ad. higher and PARIS moved
up To- 10 confines ON wheat and 10 10 20 ON
flour Four months of domestic consumption aud
exports have reduced the American supply 80 per
receipts. too. continue light. The Northwestern ar
rivals day were only 8h3 cars against 3ip week
81 week ago and p5 last year Later on prices dc.
clined ON few dcNyerie, 9n Deceinber ynttacts
Weakness In stocks aud the dulness of cash markets
AZ the West aud the export trade here also had
report giving the condition ns only 90 10 20 per cent
Corn declined slightly. though Liverpool advanced
'sd. and the country offerings at the West were
small. Moreover. out Of lbs cars received 81 chi.
cago to-day only l graded contract. In fact. tho
proportion Of contract grade in the Chicago arrivals
for some tine past has not been more than 3 or
per cent The drawbacks just now are the selling ~
May Chicas" AGAINST crib stocks and the very favor.
continued large: Oats showed no striking changes.
chcago RECEIVED - cars. incll ding II contract
fLoTR-1here WAS very little business and in sym.
patty with the decline in wheat prices more or
less depressed sales 1000 bbls Receipts were
Ibis IsSprrfna ioas. 20 So seTra IN 81
clear. saioss 20. ;tra;ghts. 50 sss'!o p.tent,
aaar ,s,os Ss' Suck~Sesi folr ssooss 81:
CorroX spot cotton was I.lGc higher. at p.isc.
Tor niddlng uplands and ia:i1c, for Gut,
Orleans sold 1000: Mobile. 900: Memphis, SsS;
and Augusta atd. Galveston. Memphis and st
liverpool advanced i.lo On the spot with sale. "
1000 BALE Futures then adysueeL 80 points,
movement to-day was as follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

A conference was held at the United States
Appraisers Office yesterday noon between
Appraisers Wilbur +. Wakeman OF New York.
II. II. Torbert OF Baltimore. Linn Hartranft OF
philadelphia and :. s, Blanchard Of Boston
Al the request Of these Appraisers. the Joint
Committee on Customs OF tho Merchants
This conference was called to discuss "A fair
and uniform classification Of certain cotton
fabrics on which Mr.. Waterman has assessed
an additional duty OF two cents o square yard
which action tho importers declare not only
unjust but wrong under tho present law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Another Prussian Insurance Company Adj
mittpd.

ALnASY Dec, 2o. Superintendent OF Insur.
ance Louis +. fayn has admitted tho Aachsn
and Munich Fire Insurance Company Of AK
Ia thareNc, Germany, to transact business I'm
ihlS STATE" THIS IN ono oil tho Prussian COM
nhnleS not rcllrrnsOd to do business in this
state on account nt the oncrous restrictions
placed unnn New York State Insurance. com
paElcS doing business in Prussia few years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Capital Stock Increased to "a, 600 ooo

At a special meeting OF the stockholders OF
tn" Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company
held in Jersey City on Tuesday. the capital
stock was increased from $500. 900 10 30.
100000 as recommended by the Board of
Directors. A. Is. Hepburn Of this city, was
Presidont Hobart. The proceeds Of the addi.
tlonal stock will he used IN the development Of
the compnny's iorly-iiya plants for manu-
lipht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Eliot 7. Lane. private secretary to Lieut.
Gov, Timothy l.. Woodruff. has filed his petl-
ton as a voluntary bankrupt in the United
states District Court In Brooklyn There ira
thirteen unsecured creditors, with claims
amounting ~ SO.OIG. d and no nssotS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Savings BANKS.
business Troubles.

Tho creditors ot ]. Herbst 4 Co.. dealers in
clothing at 223 Sixth avenue. have appointed a
committee to take charge Of the business and
get as much as possible out Of It for the credit
ors.
Edward j. Hayden. dealer in contractors'
supplies at ~ Nesey street. has filed a petition
In bankruptcy with liabilities Of SB.277 ana as-
sets l.OgD, "'
Judge Brown in the United States District
Court yesterday granted discharges TO twentS-
nine hanErupts, among whom are John r. and
Ran Ia'mRaSy: fleH merchants. Dr. Eugene r.
S5b6OS on account OF the Manhattan HthietiS
Club OF which he was a trustee. and William
4: Gnrletop. operate manager and Anger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY. Dec. 20.-GRAIS-Wheat-Sp
was depressed with sales OF $4,000 bush.
mostly ut the outports. No. . red in elevator.
2hc. under May: No. | hard Duluth 5h to
&c. over May. Futures declined Ac. with
sales OF ] .24O.OOO bush. as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
B. r. T.
WILL FALL TO go
RAILROAD COMPANY.

REORGANIZATION.
To the Holders OF First Mortgage. Bonds OF the
Toledo. st. Louis aud Kansas CITY Railroad Com
pany subscribing the Bondholders Agreement of
August 4th, 1893. their representatives GINS.
Holders of certificates issued by the Continental
Trust Company OF the City 81 New York. repre-
senting tho deposit under said bondholders' agree.
ment OF August 4th. 1898. Of hrrt mortgage bonds
Of said Toledo. st. Louis and Kansas City Railroad
Company.
III pursuance OF the authority conferred by said
agreement OF August 4th. 1898. this Committee has
prepared and adopted plan for the reorganization
OF said Railroal Company,
Notice Ia hereby given that said plan will be sub.
mitted to the bondholders subscribing said bond.
holders agreement. their representatives assigns
holders OF certificates Of the Continental Trust Com
pany of the City OF New York representing the de-
post under said bondholders agreement OF August
Ath 1898 of first mortgage bonds uf the Toledo. st.
Louis and Kansas City Railroad Company, at q gen.
eral meeting, which 10 hereby called be held on
the 2pth day Of December. 1spp. at halt.pAst 10
o'clock in the forenoon. in room No. 1884, No ~
Broad street In the City OF New York. New York for
the purpose Of considering said plan and acting
thereon. This notice 10 given in pursuance OF the
terms and provisions OF the third and seventh Art.
cles of said agreement.
Dated New York, December 18th, 1892
JOHN C. HAvEMEYER.
HERMAN q. ARMOUR,
RICHARD b HAWTHORNE.
OTTO 7. BANNARD.
NORTON 3. PATTON,
Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Coffee wa7yery quiet there being little disposition
to trade Just before the holidays though the cables
were higher aud the receipts trininV one house
said: Unless tho worlds deliveries are liberal m
present holders OF future dcly ry in Europe and
n" United States are likely Ia become weare,i par
tculafly II tho atyices con orning the next ilr,
allan crop continue fnyorahlr The tfadr believe.
the worlds visible supply has reached It's maximum
hgurcs aud should decrease hereafter. ON this
other stimulating features"
VI TtLo.-Sew YORK prices were as follows. Con.
per, lake. spot 1850; elcetrolytic I62I. castings
lhl?%' pig tin, spot - "0125.26N tin plates, 4s5:
piH lead I,!ue+.iI; sprltCr. spot, .GOa 81 q;
No Northern, 22S23; No. XNortllern aig.i!
piR IRON warrants No. 2, nominal. In London TN
rel TO- Elul bs for spot delivery. hut reacted AMI
closed ~ Elo8 Here spot steady, but future dc,
lNrIl's were offered AT heavy discount Copper
futures at gov los Here prices Of Iron at Glasr"w
and speltor dnil " '''
NAyu STORES Spirits Of turpontine. 5Il6a5oc
Common To good strained ros.n. i.Gu
lhnNlsluNs.-PrrG MAS quiet and unchanged Lard
rather nm. Spot Western. SG.Ga; rrhnod COM.
, gSns S2"o n, Msat' in gn demand rickIcd
low, &C., hest butter, 27c Tor Wr.tcSnn' a a"t
state Hest eggs. 40, 10 25c. Ftncy faii.,LaIs
cheese, l2A@l3c for both small and lnrrn
Chicago, Dec "0.-lightcr hos receipts linn
estimated made y hrmcr feeling in proyisiors
"a,S' anu on moderate Investment huyipg price,
were somewhat higher Libcral rcnlisin, salcs
closed the market easy at about Yesterdays IrSt
prices leading packer bought ribs at the dcclinr
Sa'h trade was moderate. 3s OOO hogs estimated
for tomorrow, ''"''''
sroAR.-Raw. steady, with sales of 1000 bags CEN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
NO MORE CONCISE AGGREGArIoS

OF Real Estate News is TO he found in anv
day.-ddp. w" eash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Oats were weak. sales OF O0oO bush. No mixed
In elevator. 2gc.; No . 2sltc No. white alA; No.
= Solp; No. 2 clipped - delivered. Rye quiet ut
aotc for No. Western. c. 1. Z. New York Corn was
outportss No = I'm elevator saisc; do 7ilc over
Chicago May. e. o. b. and ungraded At to'oc. delv.
cred Futures declined y to iAc. with sales Of 5000
l,NN. f..Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
NOTICE.

The coupons due January LIST. 1000. on RUTLAND
RAILROAD CoMPANls AZ PER CENT GOLD
BONDS will be paid at the UNITED STATES MORT.
GAGE AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
The coupons duo January lat, 1900. on the 90.
DENsBukd AND LAKE CHAMPLAIN RAILWAY
CohPANlS FIRST MORTGAGE = PER CENT
BONDS will he paid at tho NATIONAL BANK OF
REPUBLIC. New York.
The coupons duo Jan. lat. 1900 on the RUT.
LANDCANADIAN RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST
MORTGAGE 4 PER CENT. BONDS will be paid
at the GLOBE NATIONAL BANK OF Boston
HENRY q. SMITH, Trcasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
If YOU own REAL ESTATE

you are natura " interested in the condition of
~ market. TIE Sun gives this each day in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

There are other Flour Trusts" Trust not In
them They sell stocks 10 tnelr friends Y he only
thing 10 recommend the SOCKS Is ih,iL 80 80
friends OF he'll friends and YET their {, ends untl
the entire population was loaded. And the higher
the stocks the more the pubic bough'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
fiianfial.
cfihansial.
>S>>~,~,>r>
BEWARE OF
"FIOur Trusts"

one Of them caused the wreck Of aTrust Company
TO tho tune OF Sii.OJO,OOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Augusta shipped to-day Lose balcA; Memphis I.Hpe:
81. Louis, 1.lao and Houston. 7.3-4 New York
futures advanced = to q points. lost this and de.
clined 2 To :. recovered this and closed fevcrish
at n net advance of . to points. with estimated
sales OF 4OO.Ouu bales Prices as fDllnMai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Available cash balance - 49, 49, =. =,

including gold fescrves2So,Ile''ss esei,oo"Ei"
Money In London. 4Lt05 per cent. Rates oil
discount In open market for short and three
mouths bills. 81 per cent; The amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bai,
per cents ut 81, francs 42S confines. EN-
change on London. 70 francs BY confines.
The Continental Trust COMPANY has de-
payable jan. 10.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has
declared a quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent.
INV NH ln 10,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

trifusai 90 ties. at 4ac Refined was in fair demand
CHIcAoo .. Dec ao.-Thesc were to-day's prioes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
THE ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA
FE RAILWAY COMPANY.
NATIONAL WALL PAPER CoMPAS

Ala, AIS, 42o 422 BROOME STREET
CORNER ELM STREET.
NEW YORK, NY.
The Board OF Directors has declared that quarterly
dividend Of per cent on the Debenture Block Of
this company he paid on January 2nd. 1900.
CHFCKS WILL BE MAILED FROM THIS OFFICE
Transfer books will be closed on December 23i.
1Ssr. and reopen on January I'd. 1900.
GEORGE W, WHITE, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
These securities among others were sold by
auction tn.hnv ~ ihn nnnI Estnta Exchange:

These securities among others were sold ny
auction to-day Mt the Real Estats ENcnahRe'
sb,ras "a, nj =, North America ...... oo5ii
AZ share ia,s, 1ailt,, a., T. Trttst 60 .,, 40
% hates rust Co of America '@ooASSSV0U'H
- shares Corn ENrhanse Bank $50 80, ~
liz 3 shares Mech mics aud Trader Bank. lno.
% shares Home INSURANCE CO.. :.''''''''' FIT
20 shares Pacific Fire Insurance CO. ..''''.' .shn,h
200 shares Mahoning Coal 20 common s.'''' i1uR
20 shares Consol Tel. & Flee subway CO.. !"
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
customs. SS'lO.IJ2: internal reyonue. 49,, 10
~. and miscellaneous S14.222. total oil
81 IS3.S22. The disbursements were S,.tSv;
600. AN excess OF receipts oyer expenditures ~
S'EES.S22. The receipts of the fiscal year 10
date have boon s2IO,050.734. aud the exGGns
ditures $3.50 DIG 600, an excess OF receipts
over eNpnndiiures of SlS 3S4. 1873. The onfGa!
count of cash in the Treasury to-day compared
with that OF yesterday shows:
Dee H. nee co.
Gold coin and bullion .s242blO.8lI t1,443,2St
silver dollars and bullion h7lplOO nsoh.nu
United States notes ...... 1dl73,2Ho lo'a'o'i''
Other assets less demand - go as
liabilities ............... 223lo.l"o N'fe"'n''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
AND THE BANKS

more qullible than tie pubic. lend ont their depos
brs money, merely because they see quotation fo
the stock ON the tape and N their morning paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

They will need reorgen salion very soon Then q
committee will he appointed and m ass sSm n,
called soon the members OF the mmlttce Will add
10 tnrir fleet Of steam yachts aud other sundry lux
utlea And the stockholders VIII watch for quota
lions on til In stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
BEWARE OF SUCH STOCKS.

Yesterday they sold at is5 and higher Tomorrow
they will sell at 20 and lower
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Some nne day an owner OF a few hundred shares
tries 10 sell. Tie stock breaks The Bank examiner
steps In. Another bank.wreck. what's the odds
I he country Is rich and ran stand the game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-27
A Chicago Crusade.

The Woman's Municipal League
Of Chicago has started a crusade
against the man who will not give
mp to a woman his seat in street
car. The method employed is novel
enough to deserve mention, quite
apart from any opinions upon the
cause. Following he suggestion OF
Mrs. Minona Ste. IS Fits. the pres
ident of the league. cards are being
distributed in all the cars through
oat the city to the men who remain
seated while women stand. These
cards bear this legend: "Geniiemc.
stand up and give The women seats
You can vote for municipal owner
ship and stop this thing-thcy ear
not" For the benefit Of the unen-
liehtened, let il be said that ''thi:
thing" is the alleged running of tor
few ears and the consequent scarcit;
o: seats. an evil which Mrs. Fits evi
IDENTIFY thinks to remedy by having
the citv run the road.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-27

For broken limbs, cnllblains, burns,
scalds, bruised shins, sore throat,
and sores of every kind, apply Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. 1t will give
immediate relief and heal any wound
Price Is and SO cts at City Drug Store
and w. b. FRAMES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-27
SHELTON g. SONS
REAL ESTATE

If You want to buy, sell or rent
property IN Ar6morc or in the coun-
try call and see us. Local collections
and claims at distance receive our
special attention. Office in Wheeler
building, opposite court house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-27
nEALuToN HAPPENINGS.
Special Correeponderce.

Healdton, 7. IT,. Dec. 26. -
Christmas is past, and nice day
it was, aud all seemed to enjoy it.
To the credit uf our town be IL said
there was not the least sign of
whisky or its effects to be seen.
The little ones had O, fine time at
the tree Saturday night. All were
we'll remembered with presents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. Fl. Whaley are
spendiag the holidays at the par
entail home in Montague, Texas.
Mrs Orme and children are here
from Ardmore for the holidays.
Miss Pearl Price, our teacher,
has gone to her home near Man.
gum, Okla, for Christmas. Dur
ing vacation some improvements
will be made on the school building
which will add greatly to its CON-
fort.
Ii. F. McKnightand family leave
today for Center, their future
home.
Mr.. Gordon. a nephew of DIR.
Gordon, is here from Illinois.
Miss Rosa Mcknight is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Ingram leaves today for
Ardmore, to be with her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Hardy, who is quite i'll.
A general move looking to the
fixing OF the road is on foot.
Uncle Bob Norval is delivering
few interesting lectures here.
1t i learned that our gin and
mill viii soon rise again, being
built by J. W. Orme.
A prosperous New Year to the
ARDM0REITE and its force is the
wish of its many readers in this
section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-27
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