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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
ARDMORE GRADED SsHO0LS

ARDMoRE has excellent public
schools, which have been in
operation two years.
The passage of the Curtis
bill. June 90, 1898. first made it
legally possible to establish pub
lie schools in the Indian Terri
tory. Acting under this law,
the people of Ardmore, on jan
uary 26, 1899, elected to have
public schools in Ardmore. On
the same date a school board,
consisting of six of Ardmore S
strongest and most conservative
men, was elected and imme-
diately installed in offi.e.
With no school fund in the
treasury, no school building. not
a piece of school furniture, the
school board undertook the ar
duous task of organizing and
systematizing the public schools.
Their first step was to secure
the services of an experienced
superintendent, which was found
in Supt. ]. R. Hendrix of Plano,
Texas. Together the faithful
superintendent and school board
labored through the long sum
mer days and often far into the
night, till at last a splendid
school system was evolved from
the chaotic conditions. The best
buildings available were rented
and furnished with the latest
improved automatic single desks
well equipped teachers employ
led, a course of study running
through eleven grades, cata
logued, the best up-to-date tex
books examined and selected
and on Sept. 25, 1899, the graded
schools of Ardmore went int
operation as smoothly as though
they had been running for years
More than a thousand pupil
have been enrolled in the graded
schools. with twenty-five teach
ers in charge. The standard o
grading is higher than in man,
of the city schools. Pupils trans
ferred from our schools have en-
tered higher grades in For
Worth and Dallas Much atter
tion and labor have been re
warded in securing a compal
atively high per cent. of attend
ance andpunctuality, o that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
ChFist'R Birthplace.

according to an article by Paul Carus
v me Open Court, Chicago. the apoc-
|4paai gospels tell somewhat different
|sIy Of Christ's birth from the canon
- II BOOKS. According to the former,
sAal was born in a cave and thence
|saas'erfed to a stable, where the OK
q sss worshiped him, while, according
y 'ae canonical gospels, the Nativity
- place in a stable. The apocryphal
\ 'aus proved so strong that, in spite of
anonical version of the story, a cave
Dethiehem came to be finally re-
- as the place Of the Nativity, and
lufch was erected on the spot to
emorate the event and still stands
iasling monument of this belief.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

thousand dollars to the energetic
owners.
Their various brands of fine
flour scattered over this town
over the entire Indian Territory
over Oklahoma on the north and
northern Texas on the south, are
silent witnesses of the large and
growing trade this mill is doing.
The capacity of the mill is 225,
barrels of -four and 100 barrels
of meal daily.
The storage capacity of the
elevator, which is 81 feet high
and 80 by IS feet in size, is 5O,-
600 bushels.
A force of twelve men have
steady employment at this mill,
which is running night and day.
During the past eighteen.
months two spurs of track have
been laid from the main line to.
the mill. which greatly facil-
itates their export and import
trade. q
Owing to the scarcity of wood,
coal is now freely used as the
steam promoter.
AS we have already said, this
enterprise is a great thing for
Ardmore and should receive the
universal support of both town
and country surrounding us.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
MILL AND
ELEVATOR COMPANY.

The Ardmore Flouring Mills
is an institution of which this
city feels justly proud. The new
mill and elevator was completed
nearly two years ago. and is
fitted throughout with all the
most modern appliances for first
class mill work at cost of many
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
these points, also, we compare
favorably With the best.
K1NDERGARTEN.

Another popular institution
for the development of the com
ing generation, is the kinder
garten school conducted by Mrs.
2. L. Klnlxade. This school has
had a most successful career and
is certainly deserving of the
popular patronage which it is
accorded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

Ifyou want your hair to grow, you
must restore the conditions that
made it grow originally. That is a
good healthy scalp and a perfect
circulation of the blood that supplies
the cells with nourishment. Beggs'
Hair Renewer is the only prepara-
tion that is guaranteed to do it. i.
N. Coleman and W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

81 suffered with piles nearly ten
years. / could heal them up for q
time but they always came back
Three years ago 1 bought box OF
Beggs' German Salve and used it as
directed. I obtained immediate re-
lief and have never had piles since."
w. E. Carlson, Sioux City, Iowa.
T. N. Coleman and w. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

81 have used Beggs' German
salve in my family for several years,
and consider it the best salve made.
1t will cure burn, cut or any skin
disease without scar, and 1t has
cured every case of piles that has
ever come under my notice. y
Amos r. Small. 7. N. Coleman and
Nv. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
OTHER SCHOOLS.

The other institutions of learn
ing in our city consist of Har-
grove College, st. Agnes Aca-
deny, and ST. Philips Episcopal
school, mention of which appears
elsewhere in this edition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
Eject Of Fogs on Walnuts,

Eject of Fogs on Walnuts,
the heavy fogs throughout the val
oe last several mornings have
n very beneficial to walnut-grow-
~ Is 1t causes the nuts to shed their
~ Without injury to the nuts. Los
saseles Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
English Language in China.

English Language in China.
hansas missionary in China, writ
B @ his frienus in Wichita, Kan,
~ he has noticed that dogs bark,
70 aueal, roosters crow and babies
w in English"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II it fails to cure. E. W. Groves
signature is on each box. 25 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
stats seIzes $500 Skins.

/ oaitimore court has confiscated to
~ m sate the skins of $500 sea gulls
-eO IN violation Of law. The skins
" intended to adorn women's hats.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

Inc most stylish ladies' and
lleses' hats fat the very lowest
Pslees at j. J. Dabhs. 3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

Ladies' and children's hats at the
lowest prices you ever saw at ]. j.
Dabbs. st
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os,ynsA, ise sy u. rssisss cenpAn,. Ssv rsrs
wsssd)
~BE fear Of what friends and aequaints noes
would think n young girl attempted 10 do some.
I thing to maintain herself has sspt many sirl
who sadly needed money out OF the ranks Of noble
wage-esrners
Said one Of this class to recently:
Il would give the world to be able 10 earn money,
for the outside world will never know what an snort
II II for 10 get along But there Is social posi-.
ton,
III I we're to enter . store. shop factory my
friends would pass me by without recognising me-
giving me the cut direct II would mean complete
sstrscism from the social Get IN which now move.
Ia you think would Be invited out by the same
young who are now pleased to escort me hithsf
and thither7 No. indeed I would he the very aame
person. bu, they would not consider me 90 That 10
why cit ut home and accept support from my sister
and bsother-in-law.
NO doubt there are many girls who look at the
matter sxsctly a. DO and fearful Of going down
the social scale by becoming working giris'
am glad TO say that this young girls theory 10 all
wrong.
The hardship Of eating dependent bread 10 90 cruel
that no sslfrespectins. independent young woman
would endure Il when there work TO Be bad which
would bring her In money 10 d With - she plsase.
The bread doisa out BY the hand Of charity 10 pro-
verbally bitter.
~ to frisnds what are thsy vssth 10 you they DO
not stand By through misfortune - we'll - pros
pssity'
shs 10 snassl tAs same Cr. vhsshss che ~ In
daily bread. Ana the young msa vhs would givs up
her fsndship because At the laser u not worthy Of
any true woman GrtsvihG 0vse. You retaining his
frisndsAip 81 too dear . price.
The sr who 10 poor should have no false pride con.
cerninE work.
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THE. Days ~ -
X n LOVE STORY.
ON TIE WINTER LINKS.

M Iva ANDREws. having watched the Nv Ayl1D
n snownskes all the morning. aanouoesl aleB
luncheon that she Intended 10 20 over The ~
Arnold Warner loved her. but they had sspasatso-
why. none could tell
Ava had gone out upon the links one aftsrneca -
pay game Of winter golf. and when shs reeSAe0
the sspner-houss 1t the end Of the hallway eousoo
'hs had seen Arnold sitting In the sunmsr.hssO
with lady. II needed second glance % shew ~
that the lady was young and sood-ookng. nor ~
she need to look again 10 tina, Arnold talaS
very earnestly 10 the young isdv
Now ~ Alva bsf secretly become engaged to Arne1o
only the evenins before this conduct seemed TO Ass
strange and unbecomIns. Therefore. after vatching
the two In the summer-house a minute. she turned
and drove her hall down the hill not needing Arnol6s
frantic shout TO wait 4 minute.
That evening when Arnold called Aiva was too IL.
dsposed to him. And when he wrote her Q frantic
note next day. she replied coldiy that che dd net
know when she would have evening dissngnGed
To ell this Arnold protested wildly. but without
avail. and the climax finally came whom Alvs seat
Arnolds letter back unopened.
10 Il was with happy hea-' that Alva drsvs hss
ball over the links this January day.
She had descended into the valley crossed the sssn
stream and climbed Up the other hill. and sbeerbsd
was she that she did not notice that she Asasss
the rustic house. now lightly piled Win the
falling snow.
suddenly she stopped, hearing her name called
"Alva. Aiva." cana to her In quick masculine tones
Again the voice came. AVA" but more fsintiy anl
then Ava realized that was the voice ofArnoid In
distress
Quickly running up the hill. she entered the sum.
mer-house TO find Arnold lying on tho floor. his LEG
twisted heiplessly under him and his head resting
heavily his ON all sides the wind swept into
the unprotected little srbor and Ava saw that Arnold
mus, have been cruelty exposed to the cold
She stripped OF her golf cape and spread u over
him. then with hasiy hands she tore the old awnings
from the arbor and made still better protection or
him.
II seemed hours to Aiva before she could bring help
and an eternity before Arnold got ven The fall haA
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FIVE MORE PHYSICAL-cULTURE EXERCISES FOR WOMEN

1--WE exercises were pssaiaAs1 - yssssrAay's Dvss.
III Ing Worm for 1svssspoa8 ~ muscles - ~
proving ths health ~ sessagsh. Hsss sss ove
ncrs along the sAms line:
No. b . arsschiag 1svsDsst ~ ssssaGsh. cany
ths isfs fest ss1 ~ boskWse4 oa1 ths si0At haal
fsst eessesousS thsss0A ~ ea0sh - ~ os1y IN
that psssibss. nsvssss. ~ GBselss 49, oegsosos
the hsssAs asA sivss elasticity ssd sssysney q
msvs0eat
Ne. shows the vsy 70 acquire pssss. ~ ~, 49,
ana am sre exsssds1 sp~ase ~ haskvare. hssu>ss
~ vsieAt shs Iset ~ ~ ~. ssasa1ao ~
ri0hs fset outward ussn thsvs = . euu1nl1sa =
sersschoao thseeUAsot ~ eae11O ~ ~ hnD1 -
ssel Nsgt DvseuA oo1ne ~ - souu1R ~
sessosoouo = ~ ~ ~ - = -
~ ~ - uNvo ~ ~ ~ oDpoluD 90
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e3-efttttst-ft-3-s
HHEN bsgsn writing Action twenty-five years
lM ago women were under the romantic dslusion
that the hero always had to do somsthias great
and sensational In order TO win the heroine II had
10 - shipWrsck runaway a. least the hsfoins
had to nurse the hero through . long period Of sick
nee.
Under this Impression. vas inspirsd 10 sontfivs
that my hrSt heroine should BE- rescued by the hero
from the attack Of ferocious bulldog
Hsronss are becoming lees and less the Icy figures
they used 20 he II 10 no~ longer their chief bus!
mesa to win some young man, to be abducted. or to
BE- rescued from deadly peril.
Nowadays the heroine belongs 10 clubs and golfs and
swims and has other athletic pursuits. In a certain
sense the American woraan 10 more thoroughly de-.
veioped, intellectually. uan the American man.
Men cannot talk A. we'll ~ women. They cannot
even talk A. much Let the men read fewer news
papers and novels. take longer vacations. more
outdoor life attend summer schools Of instruc.
ton and make more trips to Europe. Even this may
not wholly eQualse the difference between them ana
the women. but something will Do done In the way
Of MAKING the bridegroom OF Action a. interesting .
hgure ~ the bride
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without them ~ tar
Shs should b able to pa then ~ IN silence WITH
out one regret. ana make nsv friends elsewhere.
amoaS those vttA whom ~ ID NV sussoaaAs1 al
Who Will not b apt 10 cast reflection on her On
account Of her occupation.
Friends are I'll veil when thsy DO not oct -
hindranes In the gaining Df our breed and butter.
when They do this can S6ord 10 gvs them up.
In regard 10 lover ana Marriage the right one will
ma yoa. no matter whore ycu arN
All sensible young msa who are mskins tAsir own
way In the wSf4 ass ssarfsi Of the shftises Oh whe
has horror Of wert aad we'll they nay ~. ~ girs
Of this kind make the poorest q wtvsA
They would not vast 70 % thsls sWs heussVset ~
cause OF that hugbsas. what viii the nsishbsrs
thinkr'
A dress would not % the sssonl year for the sane
reason. What would our friends ssyr'
Never he afraid Of the criticism Of friend or fos
when you know that You are In the nght. ~ dear
young lady.
When you overcome your foolish notion eventually
and tahe position IN either store. voorhees, or fac.
tory you will b astonished 10 And the great number
Of young girls employed there who ere . thousand
times moro brilliant. accomplished and adyiiks than
yourself.
The most winsoms ana fascinating girls the whole
world holds are wass-sarnsss anl ere proud Of the
fact. - we'll they nay b.
whore have the great artists soks1 for b>asttful
face that was TO stvs some grand painting verd
fame! Among the working Cris.
where have the ssuiptees locked 20 ana . Dsefsst
form for modef Among the wos,bas giFis
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~ lsgs aSsw IT, kssssL Turn ths Arms baekwass
mi ths ps1ns 81. Ralss tire Dees. Rass the hssA
80 vssy s1swsy ana cassfully raise the bsAy TAis
sussciss sssa csfss hssdachs ssl baeksehs f pses.
- =.
Ne. y 70 strengthen ths Iee muscles. Tshs poss.
tsea lFev ~ afns boesward as1 rssaz the iep. "a
~ bs1y y IsUsssl bFsag the arms fsrvars ~ ~
thsa IN - ths 49,. Raiss an1 lever The beAy ~
pusesag - us(h ~ peos Reslat te lnciiussaa g
ss,sses ths ~ vth 10 sros. rather sorcias ~
~ - Dsing UPWARD
- sessagshsa ~ 1sscsss - ~ ksea go hips a.
essa1s Ne = oevsa. ~ ~ wsohs q ~ ~ =
~ ~ ~. ~ fsswase upsa Tie 49, ~ VIVA
~ ~ ~ Uo1uol9 0nnnfer - vu0uns g ~
~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~,
oo1cD - - ~ Uouo1A - - ~ CugvuGo
E. : = - "a, e. e c = = : >
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN HER PLACE?


shouss
| Al resst 10 awseh
NY parent. are very comfortable For
h o
pr " n In io
~en',one although only
q 81 ON
the IN h
honest ndu'rus
eade ID
coats &c. ~ .
h h tn min
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r x'S 70 WOUNDED II HEARTS

! have Q young gentleman friend He seems very
attentive 10 me when I an With him. but think re
goes with other girls Can you tell Ne how ! could
nnd out whether he loves me OF mott ASxiouA
You mIsh, try the o'A.fasslosed remedy Of pretend.
ias 70 ~ much interested In Some other nan. u the
yssas ssnt'esss yss refer to 10 really In love With
yss - vin - jsaissa an ~ fses that yss as1
ss~s ~ 80 inssssssias vsf - w - V sssss
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Relief Altar \ DAVIS Work.

I HEN one goes hoDs at night after fatisuias
TAI day nothing ID more resthul than bathing the
u head and back Of the neck with towel wruns
out OF water - hot be borne. II sooehss the
nerves and rests body and brain TIE same treat.
ment relieves q nervous headache - nothing siss
does When 10 ovsrhsated and there D. . rush Of
blood to the hssA hot towel applied the face and
head 10 Q great rslisf
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The man I love lately uses Language which he ssvss
used before Hs hurts my feelings when he calls me
ignorant ana he 10 aware Of a. OF course ccafeas
have had poor education do ycu beieve n he had
the same affection for me he would ssy things that
break my heart: PAULINE
No young man worthy Of . voman's regard treats
her - yos Asscsibe snoud have sothlng further q
10 With ~ isoevtSusl uho has insulss1 yss nss
Wse vesl@ nes1'esy casss zoe psia bessss nsFvssOp
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Stuffed Olives,

Choose one dozen perfect large olives; wash them
and ssone them ana place them In Ice for few
mnutss Take enough sardines anchoviss to hli
an afterdinner coffee cup. Remove bones and pound
the hsh 10 paste. with little butter tablespoon
ful OF capers and the Juice OF half lemon FIJI the
olives and put q caper In each end.
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LET'S GET ALL THE, WRECKERS

TIL oil well and good that the alleged libellers
e Drooklyn Rapid Transit are indicted and
nag.;bs punished. But the apprehension Of
these particular men is only opening one
q dor to Justice.
How about the other wreckers In the stock
uAsks1s! What Of the men who blow bubbles In
wAsat :aad build airy castles In Sugar and sink
notto0lsss wells In oil! Ii the hand Of the Law
0ev@ sAysach impartially TO them!
while We are gathering In the wreckers why not
either oil!
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LET THE MARCH WINDS BLOW.

~ ONE work for the March winds to do:
~ Blow the Ramspo joe ont Of the State
- Brow the complainant Kilburn out Of the
STATE Bank Department
Blow the sails out Of the pirate craft
un1 Tor the New York City treasury.
a ~ god to the Canal Improvement bill and
4 ngts9 revision. !. =
~ aeat LEI IL Mortssse Tax bill be blown
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70 THE POLICE AND FlREMEN.

@uup DUvBRY'6 charge that . eoeruptioa
LIZ me- b bsins raised to push the Eight.
vM AsR Poiies bill It Albany viii no& down
~, siailas aecusation Of improper advocacy
% -ilss6Oainse he Firemsa's BILL
Nv. svWybody Will agree with The
Ovoain6 W6sid that no pubic servants deserve
oss>se - the city than the police and the nrsmsn
~ Il thslr cause 10 Just one little delay can
~ hast II, while such charges ~ those Just re-
oDgTsl 70 can damage both the cause and the men
h n suggested to the cesr-hsadsd members Of
osth 6eDsrtments that a wait Of year. their
u1nts'eo b. nationally set forth meanwhile and
oGlb den presented with legitimate support.
mould b. greatly to their advantage.
No Just cause can be built up ON bribery and
Opnuption,
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LETTERS EVENING IN 1 WORLD.

Ne Most DslssG - . lasy Fsospv.
b ~ naas1 q The Evssias world
In answer to that family man Of South Drccklyn
Who says AL women are lazy" say he must b. .
marvied man and must have married Iasy WOMAN
and ne must have had q ,ssy mother ana sister,. o.
he 10 q crank and hard 10 suit. Else ne could not
speak tha, way ell women are not lazy.
SOUTH BROOKLYN WOMAN.
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sSAPHOS' TREMENDOUS JURY.

HYHE promoters Of the 'Sapbo" inquity de-
msnd trial by Jury. II 10 their right tN
w deussnd.
g. Bnt the play and Its chief players have
10 ~'Already been judged and condemned by the
most remarkable and distinguished jury
oefore which criminal case was ever laid
No mere panel Of twelve men. that jury. An
DrolDsat Of thousands Of good men and women
= I'll walks Of private and onicisl life And a
unaniuous verdict rendered through The Worlds
oDea columns. In the face Of such verdict there
Gnn be no doubts.
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Are ssrsss Mes sAssts

n Editor q me EvssiaG wcsid
! have an Idea that physical culture or sxerciang
tends 10 retard the growth. ] notice that profss.
sonai strong men these college wonders VINO have
dunn or lcw-sised men, While II may harden an1
broaden the body. think IT'S conducive to srevth
u develops way and copdsnses anDthes Pleaso
lot ne have readers opinions J. G. RyDOf.
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whsre have the noblest. most sensible aye. sal The
rfehss sa vsarched for wife until they fopd their
idssi Of nsdesty grace purity and swsstness' Amoas
= S-a-e-ss-sea-k
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II her girl friends wanting In affection toward
her ~ to wish to drop her Acquaintance because she
Is making hsr own way In the world she IL better on
-s.Ass.A4s-s s...s s.s-s<sS-AAs-$
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n u E1it0 Il he Evsaiso Verdi
There are always two sides 10 Q ssery ~ g
fourteen writes ecapsaining u . brslai seeposeo3
Let ~ hear the other SIDE RI wager - h saney
inpu1snt child. an daily Wtnsas 10 tIp oetieos q
Ave stspchildrsn Their step@othss has the poasncs
o. "Jes" With thsa- u haA ths@ sct 70 - q thsy
u y hss wosiA wAp thsa ssss1ly. rssDss ere %.
fair 70 stsDaethses. &C. =
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~ nv pension bill sees last years ana rai,es II
~ uvssybody knows how Gen. Sherman once De.
49, Uos. And Ia corroboration. the late unpieas-
- pssmises eternal punishment TO the national
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- ~ , nendIas 20 rspsdIy a. to en-.
- e>eisf thss u uiil stand tbs usual
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n - Dstss 4 n gvssiae W~so; ~
l. VIZ fsus ssopaassss sii yssas - NJ uvsGl9
sess Of ~ vsn1at1ts. htea1 - ~ ~ ~ Doaagu0
~ con ont u twe veeo1 eaaU1a6 sEDe1ltiea - ~
ssasors IN ssss ss.tab,s p,ass ses3y h ~ sosiae
VIM ssns rssAss vhs - haa ssp9ssses kin11 ~
vAes sosA 10 eaFsy. ~ 10 ~ tsat - q ~
vSuI1 - sscsssasy ~ - - knsvf
Aowc
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- = ~ eesrkey- Ftssimmons contest IL -,
ehso1 10 allow for the sailors indiRer.n,
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~ esesed thought Of out-cf-town comment.ior, on
= yeo& politics gill be tina; Gothsms siesep Hall
~ wili need extra care to keep Il from turning
X uoet,e tigers den.
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\ "Peepetual" Maxoe.

r Cafsen, the Mayor OF Bro~nsviEs Ter. 10 known
In that part Of the country the Perpetual Mayor
He has held The once for twenty.one year,
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1890 h most impesfectly underrtocd In the
1no1pa- The estate Of . late London banker
DDoW In death duties.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH Z. 1900.

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