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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31
8rt8e,t I 9poafrtta.

@n al be nemmefe 9lpbeber fra
Rrisen | Spoofriia maa for Briterne
bore ben. iom fom fife Greba9. mems
Zig at en- DRinbier Durham par oDb
af Bploepeiten. og at mon uar banse
for. at 8efen Rulpe brpbe ub blanot
Eropperne.
Gor bper Sag. iom 9aar, ipnes
Boernes Stiuine at forperres. Det
heber. at 9erb Roberts Rreu fin 'sr'
fe &aptort poa trausuoolE @runb
Sbnoaa. 6an eaor nu mob 8retoria
meb 80. 600 MonD Snfonteri. 20. 900
6eae % $50 Ranuner siennem ct
Strgg. ION ct afbrenbt.
Stiqingen / 8tetoria fife 5rebag
bleu beRrepet iaolebes:
rStillingen er meeet tritil, enten
mnn ier ben tro ct militort eller poli'
til Staubpunft. BreIbent Rruser
inbrBmmer. at StiQinsen for ferite
Gang er alporlig. Boerne bor MI
beiluttet as labe alt bero paa fit fife
ToriBg paa Wtobfanb ueo @atB
&anbs Sielbene / moro for Bot9ef@
from. buDr enoel &offere boioer poo
of optalte 6afninsssraue. Eli bette
@teb ct buer Manb oe Ramon, Tom
fon af1ees, bleuen ienbt."
Grefbent Rruqer bar giuet Orbre
til Solicit johannesburg ON at for,
labe Npen, ba bet maaRe oil bliue
npouenbiat at bbelesee ben.
Sen. &oberts DOR / Beapnbelien
al benne use blot faa Daaes Rari@
fra Sobannesbure. Ser Ral life
unre onore Joriuorsuerfer Der enb
fun noele foa TefniuaSsraue.
Eilitanben 9ronspaal Hal bore
meaet ilet.> Solicit er tret Of Rriseu
os enaaelis oper Briternes grem.
treuaen.
Bau ct anbet Steb oplpies. at Sen,
&oberts baobe ropporteret. of bon
baube mari9eret 30 Mtl poa en- Dag.
os ban bauoe blot ]S Mil iojen til
SobanneSburq.
@aarsbasens Npiier mehbeler. at
Sen. Roberts pilbe raa Sobannes>
burg oeo Ribba9stio. Derfra tr
ber maaFe lite mere enb ca. 40 Mil
til @retoria.
Set beber ba, at mon / @nelano er
9auRe onaRelis, ,nbtil mon faar fe.
buorban Snbtoaet lpttes. ba Der bor
eaaet bet @pste. at Boerue bar laat
Riulte rMiner" ber meb bet 5ormaal
at fprenee Bpen | 9uften. naar
5ienben temmer inb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

@tatszU zUbpotat Douglas bar unber,
rettet @ountp,Nbuutate 6ennepin
@ountp ON, at ber er LA uoenlanb>
iie @orporottoner bet @ountp, iom
lite bar efterlepet Somerpille.2 2open.
oe efter ben 2op Rulbe be MI betale
$1,000 i Multt buer. Ser ptI nu
bliue anlast Sag mob en- of BEN. %
efter oens l1bfalb uil antoselis 8e.
fen tomme til at rette fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

Nussburs 8ublilbins 9onfe
Minneopoiis. ben Gorenebe &irfes
Bogbanbel. bar faaet iftanb en- en-
eelR ubgaue al @perorups Gorflas
ring, ben furfortebe ubgnpe. 9uers
,ettellen Ct ubfDrt af Brof. 8. 9.
2unD. Brilen ct 25c.
@nsellte 2Rrebbaer | &eligion IT,
mes at bliue mere o8 mere npbuenbis
ge, ba en- flor 9el norife BBrn bar onbt
forat forfaa norR sos fan Hare fta
sbebre GngelR.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

BOT &orreiponoent @aibineton
rriuer:
~&riasbeportementet bar til Se,
natet ienot ct Op91br ouer ubeifter
Gorbtubelie meb @tprelisn af @uba.
&nbfiBnt bet tun er ct belp:s Np>
sibr. ptler bet bog en- met etfrooroi'
ner 3tlitanb. Sc iamleoe uoaifter
for Hcfuaienet i lets Maaneber Ct
faolebes $612.290. os Snbtaeterue
Ct $250.026. iaa ber bltr en- TIMBER.
balance poa nehen 100000. iom
maotte battes al Snbtesterne fra
anbre &ilber.
Gu meset hor Del al Mr. @atb.
bones ubsifter ct ubl9e til 2snnins
ger. fom alene belDber fig til ben
ubpre Gum al $384,332. iooat BET
iamleoe 1oles til 2snnineer belsber
fig til TO Ereoieoele Of belle ben Cum.
fom Boftueienet paa Den foter.
s 8irteli9beben Ct ubeiften meb
at ienbe Soften oper Den pberlia
lioen iammenlienet meo ben ubpre
Gum betalt til 9Bnnin9er. Saale>
bes fofteoe 8oftrausporten poo 1en
blot $14,00O eaer $1,000 minbre. eno
buab Mr. &atbtone betalte ub for
Wbbler. Star Route Rontraitp
rerne fit $14. 900, laa bet til5ammeu
blioer $4,000. mems bet tog $685.
600 2Dnnin9er bet 9epartement.
iom befprebe benne mo9re 5orret<
ning.~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

@n 1S Nar eammel 8i8e @bica>
90. 2ucp 6olben. bleu brabt al So:
net @5nooa. ioet GUN git biem efte:ai
bape ueret ube ct @rinbe. 6enbes
10 Har eamle Spfer. Der iul0te
benoe. falot bepibitlgs ON men Tom
fig isien, Bea9e fit fine &Ier nn>
fen afbreuoi. 4pnet iplintrebe
mango Ereer. os 8pens enc uo>
fant falot Qa9l til en- Dptoe al ire
Tommer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

&epublifanere. Der p1ofoaes at
FOO Breibent McRinlep ner, bar
beepnbt at tale ON &ongresmauo 50.
nathan B. 9oaiuer fra Sort 9ooge.
Soma. 1om bet BartiS uoroenbe @an<
bibat for ben nofbebite &labs paa
bets notionale Bal9iebbel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

Der bleu mebDelt igaar ouer 2on'
bon fra 6bansbai I R.no. at ber paa.
srunb al ct Oprsr. iom bar uebuaret
/ lensere E,b. ct aluorlta 5are for
ameritanRe % anbre Misfionerer.
ber er ben pberite 6are forot bliue
brebt, beriom Der lite inart fommer
Qielp. Wan8e at be tnofDbte om>
penb!e er br9tte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

Sra 8ierre, Spo' Dafoto. bleu meo'
belt iae Torsooe, of 5ront 2ampes
Xiq nu er funoen. Det fonbte8 /
@bepenne &iper. og en- 5ten Dor bnn.
bet til bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31
8epublilonerne Sp><9afota bor
nomineret 8. 6. Berg ira @eofelb
til Statas Sefretnr.

90 Sernbonepogne lafeOe meo
Nais fra Ronias onfom til &biea9o
Treoaa. Set uar en- @oue fro oobs
aibrenbe Jolf Ran1as til be ngo[i,
benbe / Snbien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

SaaarafteS blep mebbelt ON Mpr'
beriet / Nno7o. at man lite hor fun
bet Moroerre. men mon antaaer, at
be iife leuer lan9t borte. Roberen
ct nu bbb. % Gaoeren lisser for 81.
ben. 9taboerne. ION tsrtt bar lise>
eplbiae. bespnber at piie mere Spm.
patbi.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

s @bieaQo boube man ct Tibet Op>
rsr tibltst 2Broa9smor9en. ioet ere
Ropt. @eorseB. streeter. IN vsquat.
ter". ipste at inbtase os bebolbe ct
Stptte 4anb lanss Snbipen Mi@i>
gan, ibet ban paonaar. ot bet lite
tilbbrer Staten Sllinois men ct Of
fen.list. iaa a: buemiombeli fan neoz
iatte fig oerpaa. 6an bapbe meb
Eg ct Tibet Manbfab oe Is Sitter
m. m. r5ienben' maatte BOG mart
glue tabt for &olitiet % Barfbelfpa
relien. men bet lteoe life. fBr en- 9eft
car brabt. og en- "a Nar gammel
@ut bar blepen alporlig iaaret
&naet. Set 9anohptfe, iom forbres
bes, er en- Barf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31
en-, bbpr BON arbeibebe. Ren bet
lptfebeS Rorbereu ot penbe Mistan.

en-, bppr bon orbeibebe. Ren bet
lDtteoes Rorbereu at penbe Mistan.
Ten bort fro fig paa ben Nonte, at
ban lob ub poo @ooen % tiltalbte
to Bolitimenb iiaenbe. at ba ban
baobe peret ube ct Dieblit % Tom
ttlbose. fanbt ban fin Brober Rnbt.
Oe 1anbt NOT. berHe lao blpbenbe poa
@uluet ube af Stanb til at tale, o.
ban obbe ftrafs efter. 3miblertib
Dor Der en- anoen Ronb ueo ytapn
@uftou @oQ. iom uoenfro sieunem
8tnouet bapbe feet. huorleoes bet
belle git til. og ban faa tpbeliat, at
@b iiieb Broberen. Nen bet ipues,
fom @aq !tfe bapbe turoet aobenbore
bet. Smiolertib bar lite bans Som.
pittiabeo siuet bom rogen 0fe, os
ban maatte til ilut aobenbare fin 3em.
meltsbeo for en- Ben. oe benne fsrte
BAN til @uuernpr 2inb. &ridlou
blep frat6 crreiteret, men 6an neater
for Of baue begaaet 6orbrpbelien.
Senere oplpies. at Der bar pnret
5orbgr. og at 5oaen blep ubiat, men
Of @ranb' Surpen fnart oil bebanble
ben. &ridions Gopofnt uil ipae at
sjpre sielbenoe, at @au er inosfors
pirret. @ridions &enner. Der lite
Tan tro bam Nplbis Sorbrpbelien,
bar ibst at iamle enbel Yenge forat
betale ub9ifterne meb bans 5oriuar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

@n nb uoeope ct nu ubfomme: al
Nrctanbers 2onbog for Mfinneiota.
Sen pil blipe iol9t bos l1seblaoet for
50. 9en tibliaere &ris Dor $3.50.
Snsen Ilmuesmanb buroe uere ben
foruben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

@n &erben fulb af rare Etna er
pisfelig oenne Dor e9en, % fpleenbe
Beretnine / ct al pore 9agblobe be-
frefter bet.
r@n Neert fra @bilorens Some
@ocietp st. Boul, iom reihe til
Gbicaso tfslee Orore ira Dommer
Bo5'lle forat faa tilbaee lille @lfe
&ies. bet lille 8i9ebaru. 1om tilbbrte
Clara &ies, penbte tilbase ieoor uoen
at baue Barnet meb fig men meo en-
romontiit 5ortallins, fom opereaQr
en- Rreoen @omon.
5or omtrent ct Nar iiben blep Nlrs
&iss tenbt til Irbeiosbuiet. % ben<
bes,tre Tiger aomle Batter bleo taeet
tra benoe Stitteretten % operaipet
til Bbsnebiemmet. Mrs. @ies be-
foimebe | &etten og bite en- laabon
Sor9 ouer at MATTE titles meb fit
Barn, ot 9emmeren louebe at gipe
benbe bet tilbose. beriom bun tunbe
pile noaen merlbar 5orbebring I fit
Qtp.
,Tor lite leuee fiben mbbte Ntrs.
&ies es benbeS Ronb i @etteu oQ
ooerbepifte Dommer Ba5lQe ON. at
be nn par titano til at broae Omlora
for ben l,lle.
8aft. 6. B. @aoose of Gbilbrens
Some Sucietp fit Orbre til at Qiue
Barnet iilbase til fine 5oralbre, o.
bet fom M for 9agen. Of Barnet par
bleuen aoopteret at en- usldoaenoe
i5am,lie @bicoeo.
Noopttuforelbrene negtebe ,mib.
lertib itriftli9 OF tilboeelepere Bar.
net, oa @etten ubfeote ba en- befa.
lenoe Orore til Nr. Sapaae ON ot
tilbaaeleuere Barnet. Sfplse benne
Orore reiite en- Naent for Torenineen
til @bicoso KRe use.
Bet beber MI. at ben Rome, Tom
aoopterebe Barnet. 9apbe inbtilbt fin
Mano. at bet par benDes eget. o. ga.
miliens Dperboueo bleu ION bimmel.
folben. ba bans 6uaru unper 8res
tilftob. at Barnet itle par benbes.
Wen tiltrobs for ben forbauienbe
Dpbaselfe neotebe &bicoeomanben
at opsiue lille @lfe. 6on ertiereoe.
at bun uar bans lopllee Beiibbel,e,
at ban bouoe lert at bolbe af benbe,
os enbelia. at ban pilbe Rpbe boem.
iombelft. Der uilbe toriB9e at tase
hen0e frd ban.
Saalebes Raar @aaen nu: gbica.
gomanben uotorbrenbe % Noberen /
st. Saul arabenoe os ouerua!bet al
@ora ueo Eanten paa altib at pare
Rilt frr TT Barn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

Nlfreb zoftnefs. @pn af 9. 9.
3oftneis neo Bopb, Minn., mifebe
fin enc Nrm peb ufortgti9 Bebanb>
ling Of Dpnamit for en- Bag eQer to
fi0en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

Tra @todbolm. Suertse. bleu meoe
belt ouer &onbon ben 20be b., at
Song Oscar maaRe oil onie fig nbbt
til al frafise fig Eronen. 9a ban
forleben Dor @nalanb. ubtalte ban
fig iaa uforbebolbent imob Boerne,
at 5orboloet mellem bam % bans
@tatsraab ifal bore me9et 1pgnbt, o.
ber goat bet &pste. at ban mcaiie pit
renguere. DIN 1aa Rer. antoses ban
at ollie giBre bet ben 26be Stunt,
&ronprinienS GBo1elsbos.
5ormobentlig er bet belle noget,
ION ct iprebt ub for @Hetts Siplb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

Den frantic &rtesmininer, Mar>
quis be @aqifet. hor refisneret. og
bans @ftetmanb er Sen. Nnbre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

@omuno Olion. 18 dar eammel.
blep taitet af en- Bosn oe orabt /
Mabtlon. 8. s.. Monboa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

Boer< @ommtsiererne oil pare /
St. Saul o9 Winneopolis ben Zoe
SUM.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31
MISREPRESENTATION.

Morm. @roue M8b. ofbolber fin
MISREPRESENTATION / &trten / ssorme>
aion @rope ben 9be Suli. Mgoet
begpnber @l. 10 meb en- tort 9ale.
Mibbo9 ierperes trit. Ser bill bliue
9emonabe tilial9s. NlIe CT pelfomne.
Mrs. s. RriitionIon.
n. B.: st Orgel nil blipe tillalas
beb Muftionen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-05-31

@neelfe B,bler til S5c Stpttet /.
l19eblabets Boabanbel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30
NEW GAME is LIKE GOLF.

Gold CrOquet the Fad Among on
GERS ut Washington Navy Yard.
Much interest is being shown in a
new outdoor game called gold croquet,
which was begun by the officers of the
Washington navy yard to console them
selves for being unable to play golf.
says the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Re
Gently a visit was made by the cele-
brated golf expert, Harry Vardon, who
played the game and said he consider
ed it an excellent game, full of interest
and good thing to keep man in trim
for golf.
The game is played similarly to golf,
using cro0uet svickets instead Of the
holes and a wooden ball about the size
of baseball. but hight and tough. In
stead Of variety of clubs one long
handled mallet is used, one end being
plain and the other chamferef OF SO
as to lift or loft the bah when nee
essary. This avoids the necessity for
caddies, and as the ball is light and
painted white IL can hardly get lost at
all. AS the game can be played on any
large lawn or grounds it is likely to
have considerable popularity among
professional men whose hours of recre-
ating are limited to two or three hours
before dinner. 1t win also be likely to
take with soldiers and schoolboys hav
Ing large grounds to play on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30

Anerfean Enterprlse Dofnx : work
In Mexleo Flanned ~ Hambo1a<.
An Interesting mining operation u
being completed This mouth {Decemberl
In the Guaniuafo district, famous as
the richest mining territory In Mexico.
In unwatering the Sirena gold mine.
which. after being worked by the Aexi-
cans since the year 1850. has been
flooded and abandoned ever since the
Mexican war Of independence in 1922.
says the New York Sun. There are at
least uine miles OF workings In the old
milne. and II has taken two years labor
with powerful electric pumps to re-
move the water already In the work
ings and to aght the incoming now. It
was 1000 feet deep when the work
began. Recently IL was less than 400
feet
Just how much of the workjpgs re-
mains TO, Be uncovered and. what there
In in and beyond them no one knews-
Record keeping and chartmaking
were done in very primitive fashion
by the old Mexican miners. As the
clearing Of the mine has prospered
curious relics have come to light. In
one place, far below the water level.
the explorers came upon q stable half
full Of skeletons OF mules and men who
had been caught there by the rising
food. Life is cheap In Mexico, and no
one could be found who remembered
ever having heard that anybody had
been missed in the mine.
The Sirena Is the first of the old
mines In the district to be unwatered.
The project is carried out by New
York company, and It indicates the
new channel In which modern mining
methods In the old districts run. The
company counts on making an 1mme-
diate profit by going over the old work
ings and treating the ore out Of which
the Mexican miners with their mule
power and hand labor. could obtaia no
paying results. Electricity Is being
used where mule power failed, and
when the water Is all out of the mine
the workings will be driven deeper
than the Mexicans could ever have
dreamed Of operating them.
The same method 10 now being un-
dertaken in other parts Of the district.
A German syndicate has acquired the
famous Valenciana mine in the same
vein, out of which many millions have
been taken by the Mexicans. Another
mine in the Veta vein, which runs
through the district, yielded the king
Of Spain $17,000.000 in royalties. The
unwatering OF the mines has been dis
cussed since the time of Humboldt,
who had a project for doing it by driv-
ing a tunnel u miles long into the
vein, but it is only now that American
enterprise has given a start to the
work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30
WON A BRIDE BY HIS RIFLE.
Young Farmers In q BIoodless DoeI.
Victor Married the Girl.

Young Farmers In q BIoodless Doel.
Victor Married the Girl.
Because OF the accuracy OF his
craftsmanship In a bloodless duel
Charles Mifzena, a young farmer in
Clay township, Webster conuty, has
led In triumph to the altar Miss Minnie
Anderson, says a Calender Qa.) dis
patch TO the New York Times. The
young woman asserted she was unable
to choose between MirZena and Charles
Alstot- Blood is no longer spilled in
Iowa in such affairs. but both young
men were known throughout the eoun-
ty for their expertness with the rife.
A duel without blood was the way
out OF the difficulty suggested. and the
principals and their friends went to a
quiet spot back Of the barn. and tar
gets were set up. Alstot lost his head
in contesting for 90 valuahls a. stake.
and MirZena won easily. scoring two
bulIseyes and by the terms OF the
agreement winning the girl. They were
married the other day. and the bride
groom Is having his faithful rife gilded
to hang in the parlor of his home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30
Asintic I,land For Sal.

Keboa. an island In Tonkin, supposed
to be rich in coal. is in the market and
will be put up at auction in Paris on
Feb. 2 at the price of 100000 francs.
says the Paris Messenger. 1t has a su-
perf1cies OF about 62.5OO acres and in
addition to its deposits of anthracite
has railway Of nine miles connecting
the mines with seaport. The island
was conceded absolutely some time
back to NJ. Jean Dupuis, French ex-
plorer. who formed company to work
1t In 1889, with a capital of $500, ,OOO
francs, increased in 1892 to e,OOO, 900
francs. The undertaking did not real
ize expectations. There IL DO price for
the shares Of 500 francs, and the COM
pany appears to be now desirous OF
getting rid Of this white elephant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30
PaeumonIa Prevented.

Among the tens of thousands who
|aaVs nsed Chamberlain's Cough rem
AQy tor colds and la grippe during
q past few years,to our knowledge,
single case has resulted in
snnonia. Thos. Whitfield & Co.,
wabash Ave-, Chicago, one OF
most prominent retail druggists
ne city. In speaking of this, says:
recommend Chamberlain u
asn Remedy for la grippe in many
w. Is It not only gives prompt
= complete recovery, but always
scts any tendency of la
Ppe TO result in pneumonia. "
y, s,ie by City Drug Store and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30

The Ministers Association of
the city at q recent meeting voted
that the Week OF Prayer should be
observed in Ardmore. beginning
Sunday, Jan. s, and continuing to
include Sunday, Jan. 10. 1901.
The weeks services viii begin with
the regular services on Sunday
morning. Jan. 6. Union services
win be held each evening Of fol-
lowing week at the various
churches. led by the various pas
tors Of the city. The regular SER
vices of Jan. Is will conclude the
weeks Observance.
ReYs. G. +. Black and G. M.
Collins were appointed a committee
ITO arrange for the union service and
they have arranged 90 follows:
Monday evening. Jan. 2. ser.
vice at Broadway NJ. E. church,
led by Rev. g. M. Collins.
Tuesday evening. Jan. 8. Chris
tian church, led by Rev. j. NJ.
Gross.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 9,
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
led by Rev. G. T. Black.
Further announcements will be
made later,
These services will commence al
z O'Clock and everybody is invited
to attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30
RNAL.
.pcREr SOCIETIES.


y 1odoe No. 20 Degree of Rebekah
AIanv Az ers,v thursday at 1880 p. m In Oo1
As,,a.. Assss hall Visitors cordially welcomed
felio#s lAi'' Leila Walker, N. g.
H.dina Cox, Secretary.
w..ar,an Of the world.-Regular meet
~ ssery Friday in each month at p: Ia
z hs1 srs,vhts S. of Pythias hail. Visiting 6retn-
y knls.nS J, n. Morgan, &. c.
81 !. m. London. Clerk.
uvr,le Lodge NOT. Z. of P:-Meets every
r.rvrsday at 7:15 D. m. in their Castie bal,;
"a. street. In German buiIolng. All
Waiting brethren are invlfeq n We Rollins. &C.
lac NJ London, K. of R. and S.
..a,.ora I,odge No. 9. 1. q. o. F.-Meets
..r- Trssdsy At 7:3op m. in their hall, on
sss;eeer street. Visiting brethren always
/ ssI.ss iaazna j. B Alexander, q
FonaIe wolverton. Secretary.
A,dmore Council No. Is, Order of Ameri-
IN piovmep-Meets every SECOND and
isn,th Monday evenings in the Odd Fellows
gsll, Visiting Plowmen always welcome.
J. W. Banks, Worthy Plowman.
VS. Smith, Secretary.
fadianola Encampment No. 10, I. .. o. F.
zeralar Meeti & every Friday evening at
+ 5.9 D. N. in Odd Fellows Hall. visiting Fa-
-tlsfchs invited to our fold.
Chilion Riley, Chief Patriarch.
/. L. Johnson, Scribe.
AYanore Chapter No. IL, R. A. M.-ReGular
neetlnRs or second and fourth Thursdays
I q each month at D. N. in Masonic Temple
Eeofner Main and Springer streets Visiting
krethren are extended q cordial welcome.
George Henry Bruce, FL. p.
Max Mnnzesheimer. Secretary,
Ardnore Lodge No. 81, A. F. q A. M.-Re.
ear meeting Saturday, on or before every
d moon, ct o. m. in Masonic Temple
Former Main and Springer streets. Visiting
tbFethren are extended cordial welcome.
A. II. Palmer, w. M.
H q n. Torbett, Secretary.
Crescent Industrial Union, No 2l-Meets
tlefy second and fourth Wednesday even
Inc n each month at Odd Fellows Hall. All
7hting members are cordially invited to
@ @tBand. A d HOOPER, Pres,
F4BlBGRANDR, Sec
aickasaw Camp No. 1905 Modern Wood
esnof Ameriea-Meet first and third Mon
az nights In each month in the K. of p
oil 1. R. Mason, Y. g.
VA. snif. Clerk.
Ardmore Lodga No 1873. Bankers Union of
ns Worid-Regular meeting second and
1srth Tuesday nights in each month.
Stocks. sec'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and untily the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For q great many years
doctors pronounced it . local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven catarrh
to be q constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Oatarrh Cure man
ufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, 10 the only constitution
al cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to
teaspoonful. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
T r. J. CHENEY & Co..
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30

Tie expsnas q maIntainirx schools
Il very high In Porto Rico. The cost
Per capita Per pupfl enrolled last year
was over $1s. while In Missouri. win
its large and expensive urban systems,
its secondary schools. and its univer-
sity, the per capita exps Uditure waa
less than 20. This Ii due 70 lack Of
school buildings and school plant In
general. and to isnosance Of the prin-
ciples Of economical school adminis-
tration ON the part Of school authori-
ties
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30
Warning Order.

warning Order.
In the United States District Court, in the
Indian Territory, Southern District
J. r. Moore Plaintiff. 80.
L. N. Moore. Defendant. i'
The defendant, L. N. Moore, IL warned
to appear in this court in thirty dayssand an
Moore.
Witness. the Hon Hosea Townsend, Judge
OF said court, and the seal thereof, this eth
day of Dec. 1900
fsRALl CM CAMPBELL. Clerk
Dick q Lee, Attorneys,
p Wilhelm, Attorney nonresident
First published, Dec 1900
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30

naltaners Abeliahes Absurd Tax.
Tree planting In the streets In to be
encouraged IN Baltimore The munici-
pal board Of estimates has determined
to abandon the absurd charge Of -
cents for the privilege Of planting treeA
along the public streets, and to en-
courage the Improvement, by growing
the trees, presenting them free Of cost
to those desiring tree before their
hosne. planting them and keeping them
trimmed and in order. This plan has
worked successfully in Boston
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30

y noeis would not like to see her
= sa,auon Of 575.278 reduced to 575,.
"a wi II any one must move away
" Louis let US hope it will be
van VINO groveled on his stomach
-. 0a' oi Els gate. pretending he had
oison in order to scare his bride
!ssss week into hysterics.-St. Louis
zoe Democrat