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Why Ships Delayed.

Three battle ships and three armored
cruisers that were authorized by the
Fifty-fifth Congress have not been con-
tracted for. bt cause the contracts for
armor must have been made before the
nuils are contracted for. In addition
TO these vessels the present Congress
nas authorized the construction of two
battle ships and three cruisers.
In It's determination to find some
means OF continuing the building of
ships for the navy. Congress finally hit
upon n compromise which should make
the revival Of Government work In the
ship yards immed ately possible. IL has
invested the Secretary Of the Navy with
full authority TO make contracts for all
the armor needed. which Is estimated
At about 80. 600 tons. at such price as he
nay deem reasonable and equitable. II
he cannot secure the armor at what In
his Judgment II n fair price. he Is au-
thorized TO erect an armor plate plant
FOR the Government at n cost Of $4,000
BOO 10 is hoped thai in the exercise OF
this power the Secretary of the Navy
win be able To- find a satisfactory So
luton OF this annoying problem, which
has been made mint for political cap
ital without producing anything Of sub
stantiai value TO the country.
Baw, iian bills.
In the press OF business during the
last week OF Congress. two bills of local
Interest TO the Islands were crowded
,slde. It had been hoped that Senator
Daniels bill authorizing the Secretary
II the Treasury To pay the Hawatla
bonded and postal savings bank indebt-
.dness would be passed by unanimous
consent. as II was purely administra-
live measure made necessary by the
terms OF the Newlands resolution of an
1cxation. The appropriation bills. how
sVcr. were of first Importance. and In
their consideration everything OF sec
,ndary interest was pushed into the
background. Secretary Gage Is OF the
opinion that he has authority TO pro-
-eed with the payment Of the bonds.
without further action by Congress. al
though he thought II best TO refer the
natter TO Congress. He has not yet an
nouuccd what action he viii take since
Congress has not given him further au-
thority.
Hawaiian Recolnage.
In the same way the bill authorizing
The recoinagc OF the Hawaiian silver.
which was IN charge of Chairman Knox
of the Committee on Territories. was
rot disposed OF. 1t has been favorably
reported 90 the House. but 10 was found
Impossible to secure an opportunity 10
brin- n 10 n vote I'm the House.
a law Just passed by Congress mas
created anew the grade OF Lieutenant
General or rather the senior Major
General OF the Army In command or the
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army Is given the pay and allowances
and wears the uniform Of Lieutenant
General. The rank, therefore, of Lieu
tenant General in General Miles case
Is something like an ex-officio office.
General Miles hereafter will receive a
salary of $11 900 year. instead of $500,
with very liberal allowances.
Army Affairs.
The same act which gives General
Miles the rank and pay of a Lieutenant
General also gives General Corbin. Ad-
jutant General Of the Army, the rank,
pay and allowances of a Major General
in the army. By the proviso in the
clause relating to the rank of Lieuten-
ant General, General Corhin VIII not be
considered in the list Of Major Generals
eligible by seniority or by designation
as Commander of the Army. to the IA ak k
and pay of Lieutenant General as Gen
eral Miles now is. The Adjutant Cen
eral cannot be considered as lin the
line" Commissions have been issued to
General Milss and General CorLin in ac-
cordance with the law.
Ii is interesting to note that in 1888
the rank of Lieutenant General was
discontinued and n erged in that of Ge =
eral, and the President was author .zed
to appoint General. Lieutenant Gem
eral Sheridan was then appointed Cen
eral 1t about two months he died, and
by law the rank of General ceased
Vacancy Helped OTIS.
The retirement of Gen. Merritt. who
was stationed at New York in command
Of the Department of the East. left
room for the appointment of General
Otis as a Major General, and that in
turn made possible the appointment of
General Joe" Wheeler as a Brigadier
General in the regular army.
The chief interest in the two national
conventions centers about the vice
pre- sidency, as there has never been
reason to doubt for a moment that
President Mckinley would be renom-
mated at Phi 'adelphia and Mr.. Bryan
1t Kansas City. The three names most
IN favor with the Republicans. ap )ar-
entity, are those of Secretary Long of
Massachusetts,. RepresentativesDe'l liver
II Iowa and Governor RoosevsR Of New
York. The contest. however, is wide
open to all comers, and promises to re-
main 50 until the convention makes the
inal choice. 1t is TO be supposed, of
course, that the head of the ticket wi
be consulted. and that no one who is
Objectionable to him in any way will
be nominated.
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OPTICIANS.

1--WE VISION is the cause Of
Der cent 70 all headaches. neu
ah IittiuUsH which are often at
wv .o Iil health. Properly nttUo'
II suth Cares will give lmmedi
|l.L y v. LUCAS. Optician. Love
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LAST DAYS
Matters Occupying the
Closing Hours.
ARMOR PLATE DEBATES
Hawaiian Bonds and Postal Savings
Bank Bills Crowded Out in
the Rush.
[speeIal Correspondence1

WASHINGTON. June g.-Conrress
ADJOURNED on June 9Th. day later than
had been expected, because of an ugly
wrangle In the House over a compara.
lively trivial item In an appropriation
OH. The Senate Insisted upon an ap-
preparation of S50.OOo for ocean and lake
surveys by the photographic office of
the Navy Department, while the House
held out for a smaller appropriation TO
be used by the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, which comes under the Treasury
Departments control. II was contende1
with some acrimOny that the officers OF
the navy were seeking to encroach upon
the territory of purely civilian bureau.
OF which the work was above criticism
On the other hand, the committee on
naval affairs argued that the work of
surveying the coasts of the new lnsular
possessions should be done by the Navy
Department, whose interests were pri-
narily at stake. and whose vessels In
a large measure were lying idle. After
an angry all-nighC session and pro-
tracted conferences that extended far
into the afternoon OF the following day,
The House receded from its position ano
concurred In the Senate's provision.
Armor Plate Prices.
l The usual debate on the question of
liking price for the armor plate need
! "a for the dozen or more war vessels
IOw on the way or authorized by Con-
sress occupied the closing days OF both
hOuses. and at times took on a distinct
political complexion. although party
Ines were never closely drawn. The
production OF armor Is absolutely con-
rolled by the owners OF the Bethlehem
and Carnegie steel plarts and the op.n-
.on has prevailed that the trust has at
| tempted To take the Government by the
throat and make enormous profits out
\ Il it's emergencies by demanding $54i
a ton for the Krupp plates. of which II
| was the sole manufacturer. The last
congress attempted to dictate terms by
/ declaring that no armor should be pur-
| chased at a price exceeding $500 a ton.
/ AS result IL has been impossible for
/ the Secretary OF the Navy TO make any
| contracts. and the three first-class
| battle ships, Ohio. Missouri and
/ Maine. that are nearly ready to be
launched. must lie In the water in @
state of partial completion for an in.
| Ienufto periOd
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lvN, Nbttsl. q 81, sID.-r.nKin
\ tlsctricisns and Doilermakers. lilo.
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MUSICIANS
ARCHITECTS.
GNGlNEERs.

'AS " E DOVE, c.E.-surveyor and
W hnK neer. Ohlce Campbell block.
e,airs tnsNt 70 bishop A Co. bankD
hot t2L Orders taken for type
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CONTRACTORS.

II fNrY contractor ana Builder
NNl pibce httlug brick, wood o.
lllut shop. Palace Walk. resi-
ldUr Ave. near kswa.o.
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shb q CHALMERS. Engineers and
lQets. hhgiuss. Niedlsr Pumps.
,ls, ul furt 81. N. A. Allen. mech.
w, representative.
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|gi a Johnson Cw. c. Aehi ana
psh johnsonL Office No. 10 West
sre a. rel ~.
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.sH u TAILOR. 81. Am. Soc. G. E.
ills hydftulic Engineer. ~
n u-N-- nnnnlnlu. Tel. 90.
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|rNsON q JUDD CA. 4. G. Atkinson
IL Albert y Judd, Jr.D-Onice over
r,fop 4 Co.'S bank. cor. Merchant
.A kanhumanu Sta.
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81. agent 90 take acknowieds
aio H'ruments, district ~ kOns
sif v q. Achrs office. King 81.
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'tSoa HOUSE BROKERS.

N blbl MILLER .-stcnographe
NF'i Room 80 Judd Bldg.
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srENOGRAPHERs.

} wv -steuUErapner and Type
|. '.h'e with 1hurston n carter.
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PRDl ESSiONAL CARDS.
ATTORNE EYs.

ATTORNEYS.
||fNsON q JUDD "a. 4. g. Atkin.o,
I.a Albert y Judd, Jr.D-Onice over
| S,fop 4 Co.'S hank. cor. Merchant
| M kaahumanu sts.
5nA JOHNSON Cw. c. AehI ana
'psh johnsonL - Office No. 10 West
ItEA plCkEY.-king and Bethel sta
ef y q. hoN ING
.tItk " JOB. - Suite SIS Mar.
| bite bldg., Chicago. Ill.,. Hawaiia,
fa1 General Tor states OF Illinois.
alshu. ONO, Indiana and Wisconsin
h. F PETERsON.-i5 Kaahumanu
PHYSICIANS.
! GEO. j. AUGUK, homeopathic Prac-
oner Special attention given To
ionlc discusses. office and residence.
|etmnis ST., nearly opp. Methodist
| lf5h odice hours. 10 TO " a. m. . 10
m., 70 y. m: sundays. 800 to
M, Tel i8.
sls =. CLEVELAND. M. p.-ofnc.
Ming 81 hours. TO " a. m, 2 TO
w. D GALBRAiTH.-Off and res
snCe cor. beretania and Aiakea Sts
te hours, . 20 ". . To 4 and te \
o. W. JOBE. Office $40 Fort ST
lu 40 10 a. M. 10 4 and to d.
sunday 20 ION a. m. tel i32.
!
utINM MUkA.--Ofice. 6.D Nuuanu
Tol sht, y. %. box Nt2. residenc,
Nuuanu 81 Office hours TO 10 a
! 20 . and 20 y. m.
A g. POSEY Yl--specialist for Eve
| j. Throat aud Nose Diseases and Ca
rfh Masonic Temple. hours to 4.
m, 90 and tO = y. IN.
q cLAPuAM. - Veterinary Surgeon
- Dentist office king ST stables
iSi calls day or night promptly
|fisered. specialtles. obstetrics ana
G. wATERHOusE.- -oahce and
flsnce. KING ~. nsar AHpai. Once
HA % n a. m. l to 2 and 10 \
n. teiephone soSi white.
DENTISTS.
s. GROssMAN. D.D.S.-Aiakea St.
i1e doors above Masonic Temple, Ito
lu. othce hours y a. IN. 10 y. m.
pkRbY -Mott-Snith bldg. cor. Fort
Hotel Sts. ofiice hours , TO 4.
n philadelphia Dental
tFp lNi Masonic Temple. Tel. 3i1
a. T. WALL. DR. O. 10. WALL
Ne hours "a. m. 10 u. m. Love
tf, Fort ST.. TeL fat.
MUSICIANS.
Ns MUSIC sCHOOts-wtil remain
iurlnF the coming vacation. Hu.
gan tNah themselves OF this q
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s.A,irBELL.-Otnce Queen ST.. op.
H.uu rsed 60.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~. eNI Wbi.t..-tsoans negotiated.
-. 'usiuess transacted. Bethel ST.
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HNlIkEKa.

tlLTON-Late OF sun Fral
Nt WORT ST.. near Queen.
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Judge Davis Inertia.

Another favorte butt for his chaff.
banter and ridicule was Judge David
Davis, a native of Marvl nd who mi
grated early to Illinois. where ne laid the
Continued on Page 3D.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30
FOR woLvERToN.
Atoka In the Choctaw Nation Endors-
es Ardmore's Candidate.

Information reached here this
morning that the democratic club
of Atoka met last night for the
purpose of eleeting delegates to
the Ardmore convention and en-
dorsing a candidate for national
committeeman.
The number of delegates the
club is entitled is not known here,
but it is supposed to be about ff-
teen. By vote of two to one the
delegates were instructed to vote
for A. j. Wolverton for national
committeeman.
Hewitt and Wyatt in the Chick
asaw nation have also elected dele
gates and instructed them to vote
for DR.. Wolverton.
These votes place the doctor very
near the necessary figures to insure
his election and there are almost
two weeks yet for campaigning. 1t
is certain that he will secure good
share of the votes yet to be in
structed and the chances for his
success grow brighter every day.
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For Sale.

Good location for doctor in an
incorporated town of 80 inhabi-
tants. Situated twelve miles from
the proposed line of Frisco rail-
way. Surrounded with fine stock
country. Good place including q
four room house in grove, with
storm cellar, good well of water
lot and barn, smoke house. hen
house, well fenced garden aud COW
lots, all in good repair and best
part ef town. Practice amount
ing to $500 per year given up to
purchaser. Apply to ARDMOREITE
for address. 29-1m
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j. j. DABBS, As tn,

Messrs. DOlman and Burns
went to Ardmore today.
Mr.. Duncan's Z months old
child died yesterday.
MARIETTA.
Judge O.. Love shipped -four
cars of cattle to Kansas City yes
terday.
The democratic club which met
Saturday night instructed its dele
gates to the Territorial convention
to support DIR. WolvertOn for natl
onal committeeman.
Dnke. the 15-year-Old son of y
G. NJ. Lay. is badly poisoned from
poison oak vines.
George Irwin and wife have re
turned home from Hereford. Tex
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30

Mrs. w. B. Owen left yesterday
for Louisville. Ky. She will spend
the summer in Kentucky and Ten
nessee and while absent will attend
the art studios in Louisville and
Nashville aud get all the advanced
points in China and water color
painting. She will return about
September l, and will open an art
studio.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30
DECORATION DAY SERVICES.
Chickssaw Post. q. A. R, Observes
the Day Appropriately.


Today has been a legal holiday.
being set apart by congress for
appropriate exercises in memory OF
soldiers who have fallen and for
the decoration of their graves with
flowers.
District and commissioners
courts, the banks and postoffice
have observed the day by suspend
ing all business. The flag over the
courthouse has been at halfmast
all day, while the townsite COM
mission floated its flag, draped
in mourning, from the windows OF
its office.
At , o'clock this afternoon
Chickasaw Post formed at the
court house and marched to the
cemeterey, THE post cOlors leading
the procession, followed by depart
ment officers, post officers, choir
and flower girls, post members and
citizens in the order named, all In
carriages or horseback. They pro-
ceeded down Main street TO the
Wilmington hotel corner, thence
south to the cemetery. Arrived
there the following program was
carried out:
l Reading of department orders
by the adjutant.
= Duty of the day by the COM
mander.
8 Music by the choir.
4 Prayer by the chaplain.
) Reading by the commander.
6 Decoration CT the graves.
Z Music by the choir.
s Address by Comrade 5. b.
Bradford.
9 Music by the choir.
10 Benediction.
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W autSd.

| will be in ArdmOre for the
next seven days for the purpose of
buying a car of mules from FIVE to
ten years old and from fourteen
hands up. Will be at the Central
wagon yard. Bring in your mules
and get the highest market price.
30 st j. A. WILSON.
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In the case of e. r. Smith VS..
Bud Harrell, which was on trial
yesterday in the district court, the
jury returned a verdict about noon
apportioning the cattle in con-
troversy as follows: For the
plaintiff, fifteen head, and for the
defendant seven head. They also
gave the defendant a verdict against
the plaintiff and his bondsmen for
the sum of $40 with interest from
SeDtember ., 1897.
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Trimmed Hats.

Excellent material. fine style and
moderate price are also reasons
why we should get your patronage.
Deft fingers have worked out the
conceptions of artistic designers
and we offer the result at moderate
prices.
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II had stomach trouble twenty
years and gave up all hope of being
cured till began taking Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. 1t has done me so much
good 1 call it the savior of my life,"
writes w. r. Wilkinson, Albany,
Tenn. 1t digests what you eat. City
Drug Store, w. B. Frame, prop.
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Cemetery Association

The members of the Cemetery
Association, and all parties ap-
pointed on committees for the en-
tertainment, are urgently request
ed to meet at the Baptist church
Wednesday evening, May 80, at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Ed NOBLE. Sec.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.
All the Worlds a Stage and Each
one Plays a Part.

j. W. Phillips is in Gainesville.
w, g. Rawles is in Fort Worth
today.
A. C. Cruce went to Purcell last
night.
Jas. Frazer of Marietta is in the
city today.
j. {. Washington is here today
from Marietta.
s. T. Bledsoe came in last night
from the south.
Frank Scivally is visiting his
mother at Marietta
Tom Harris left this morning
for Roswell, n. NJ.
Joe Bledsoe went to Davis on the
noon train today.
J. P. Thayer is spending the hol-
iday in Gainesville.
w. o. Duston went to Davis on
the noon train today.
R. Hardy was a passenger on
the noon train for Davis.
Price Simpson left on the noon
train today for New York.
Sam Harper came down from
Pauls Valley this morning.
Rev. NJ. 0. Meadows returned
home to Oklahoma City today.
w. O. Farthing and family are
visiting relatives in Gainesville.
Mrs. f. J. Myers and mother
came up from Gainesville today.
Chas. Whiteman returned last
night from trip to New Orleans.
D. Redfeld returned this morn
ing from st. Louis and Washing
ton.
Joe Wilson, the mule buyer. re-
turned from Kansas City this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. IL. Pennington
returned last night from a visit to
Paris, Tex.
Mrs. W. II. Murphy and chill
dren left this morning for Jefferson
Tex, to visit relatives.
w. c.. Baker and wife returned
today from two weeks visit Il
Fort Worth. Paris and other point:
in Texas.
Mrs. F. A. Luke returned to he
home in Oklahoma City on the nool
train today after a visit of severa
days here with the family of he
son, f. B Luke.
| J. G. Graham has returned from
Springtown, Tex, where he wa
called last Friday to attend tn
bedside of his mother, who wa
thought to be dying. She ha,
been stricken by paralysis. but raj
| lied and when Mr.. Graham left sh
had so far recovered as to be con
! sidered beyond danger.
The children cry for it and tn
| housewives say they must have ii
What? Why Leader" flour.
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Since Roberts Bros, have moved
their barber shop from the old
stand to the new building. first
door west of the First National
bank, they have been kept busy
making every preparation for the
accommodation of their customers
Four chairs are now in readiness.
The usual bath department is com.
plete and preparations for shower
baths are now being made.
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Attention, Democrats.

A meeting of the ArdmOre Dem.
ocratic club is hereby called to con-
vene at the court house Saturday
night. June .. at s O'Clock to hear
the report ,of the committee ap
pointed to select delegates, and fol
the transaction of all necessary
business in regard to the cOnyen.
ton. a full attendance is desired
J. c. THOMPSON. Pres.
JAS. d. MATHERS, See.
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Big Bargains to Offer.

Geo. 7. Echols is now on Main
street, first door east of the City
National bank, where he is pre-
pared to save you money on both
new and second furniture. 27-1m
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Rarqaiu for Someone.

want to trade a stock of dry
goods, clothing, hats, shoes ETC.,
invoiced $500 for land anywhere
in Texas. Bargain for someone.
Address p. o. box 335. Pauls Val
ley, /. T. 29d4wl
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Card OF Thanks

| desire to thank all for their
liberal patronage. You will now
De welcome at my new stand in
Drlck block on North CaddO street.
New and second hand goods for
SAFE or exchange. l.. ID. Mason
thesecond hand man. m28-1m
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Now is Your CHANGE.

Strawberries, dewberries and
blackberries four boxes for %
cents. The whole crate, twenty
four quarts $1.25, at
+ b. PCGH'S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30

Leader" flour is the standard
in every household. They all say
the other -four is as good, yet
Leader leads.
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John billiard. CIarence Buc

John billiard. Clarence Buck and
Lii Hardwick, all charged with in
trOdueing liquor, were brought in
and placed in Jail today by Deputy
Burns. They only remained in
about thirty minutes, when they
were released ON bond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30
For June and july.

Big convention months! Dallas
News. $l.00 per month; Republic
or Globe Democrat, 60 cents; Kan
sas City papers, 40 cents pei
month. Begin on the 1st. Lon
don'S News Stand. 2t
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JOE NJ. LONDON, K. R. S.

For RENT = The four room
house next to A. H. Paimer's
property, has good water, good
storm cellar; property in good re-
pair. Apply Garrett & Bingham
3Otf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30

All kinds of screen doors, both
plain and fancy, all widths in
screen wire at Spragins & Co.'S.
and you can't buy them so cheap
anywhere else. 13tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30

Jim Hammond and John Walker,
charged with introducing and sell
ing, were brought in last evening
by Deputy Hutchins and lodged in
Jail on commitments from Com
missioner Winn at Center,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30

Cyclists should always carry g bot
tie of Ballard's Snow Liniment, In
case of accident, if applied immedl-
ately, it will subdue the pain, pre-
vent swelling and discoloration, and
quickly heal the wounds. Price, Is
and soc. Sold by w. B. Frame, City
Drup Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30

LATTER suffering with piles for tif-
teen years 1 was cured by using two
boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye," writes W. j. Baxter, North
Brook, N. c.. 1t heals everything.
Reware of limitations. City Drug
Store. w. b. Frame, prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-30

Ice cream soda with crushed
fruit, the most delicious on earth
at Mason & Mason's. 27.6t
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tI.rness on and Saddle Oh.

The best on the market and lots
of it. Also the finest oil on earth
to keep flies from horses. For sale
nv L. J. johnson, the saddler. 27-m