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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-23
MARSDEN MATTERS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Marsden, !. T., April p H. NJ.
Furman filled his appointment here
Friday and the judge had plenty of
hearers, as the house would not &C.
commodate the people, and many
had to take standing room on the
outside. Mr.. Furman held his hear
ers spellbound for one hour. He is
a fine speaker and all we're loud in
their praise of his talk. Mr.. Furmau
is an earnest supporter of A. J.. VOL
verton for national committeeman.
Mrs. Furman accompanied the judge
aud also G. l.. Byrne. They all re-
turned to their homes yesterday.
After the lecture we received sew
eral more names to be added to our
club list.
George Criner and Mr.. Jones of
Overbrook were here attending the
lecture and many others from q dis
tance attended.
Our club meets Friday night May
4, to elect delegates to represent US
at the convention at Ardmore on
June II. We will have three dele
gates if not four.
Mrs Jim Easterwood is recover
ing from her painful accident of
(which we made mention in our last
communication.
Mr.. Conshanon of Rolf is here Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. E. H. Forbes.
Mr.. Conshanon is an old pioneer
settler of the Indian Territory.
Rev. J. G. Scivally filed his ap-
pointment here yesterday and would
have preached today but the inclem-
ency of the weather would not admit.
The prospects of crops are very
fair.
The health of our community is
very good at present.
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Warning Order.

Warning Order.
In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District:
Phebe Townsley, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 4O9s.
j. NJ. Townsley, Defendant.
The defendant j. NJ. Townsley. is warned
to appear in this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Phebe
TownRley.
witness Hon. Hosea Townsend. Judge of
said court aud the seal thereof this 18th day
of April. 1900.
lsEALl G. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Potterf < Bowman. Attorneys.
Summers Bardy, Atty nonresident.
Iirst published April IS, 1900.
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HEATH & JAMES.
0erit Wins.

j. FL. Speigle's bread has become
80 popular since he put in his
wonderful Steam Power Bread
Machine that he has been conpell-
ed to enlarge his shop and employ
additional help. Speigle's Bread
ls not surpassed by any and you
should patronlze home industries.
23tf
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Warning Order.

Warning Order.
In the United States District Court in the
Indian Territory, Southern District:
Maggie W. Barry, Plaintiff.
NO. 4i35.
r. q. Barry. Defendant.
The defendant r. q. Barry Is warned to
appear IN this Court in thiry days and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff, Maggie
w. Barry.
Witness the Hon. Hosea Townsend Judge
of said court and the seal thereof, this 10th
day of April, 1900.
(sEALl C.M. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Furman, Herbert X Mathers. Attorneys.
EddlemAn ATIy non resident.
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Cleanse the liver, purify the blood,
invigorate the body by using De-
Wits Little Early Risers. These
famous little pills always act
promptly. City Drug Store, W. B.
Frame.
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Natives

And Others in need of Surveying
and Civil Engineering will find it
to their advantage 70 call on Hoge
& Hoge, Civil Engineers, in the
Williams & Pennington build
ing. Parties holding land should
have the same surveyed and plated
at once in order to secure a per:
feet title. All of our work fully
on.ranteed 2d&w1m
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Warning Order.

In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District:
Minnie Gates, Plaintiff,
VS.. lNo, 4Is3.
JnO. C. Gates, Defendant
The defendant. JnO. c Gates. is warned
TO appear in this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Min
ME Gates.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge OF
said court and the seal thereof, this 9Th
day of April, 1900.
C.M. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Weaver 4 Weaver, Attorneys.
Y. f Taylor, attorney for nonresident.
First published April 9. 1900
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j. Carson, Prothonotary, WASH
iugton, Pa says, 81 have found
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure an excellent
remedy in case of stomach trouble
and have derived great beneht
from it's use." 1t digests what you
cot and cannot fail to cure. City
Druo Store, w. B. Frame.
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For coughs and colds there is no
medicine 80 effective as Ballard's
Horehound Syrup. 1t is the ideal
remedy. Price, 25 cents and 80 cents.
City Drug Store, w. B. Frame.
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]. h. SPIEGLE, PrOpr.

The style in our shoes has much
to do with our shoe selling.
1t helps sales.
But-how long would the selling
90 on if the shoes were no good!
AS it is-you get all the quality
it is possible to get
And the style is thrown in.
Pretty good proof of this in the
new line of Oxford Ties. at 81,
So. so and So, all ready to be seen.
]. {. HAMILTON Z CO.
Main Street, Ardmore, |. T.
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Warning Order.
In the United States district court In the
Indian Territory, Southern District:
Ora &. Miller, Plaintiff,
Jno l.. Miller, Defendant
The defendant Jno. L. Miller, is warned
to appear in this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the piaintin, Ora
c. Miller.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge
of said court and the seal thereof, this 18th
day of April, 1900.
lsEALl C.M. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Fufman. Herbert Mathers, Attorneys.
]. c. Graham, Atty for nonresident.
First published April II. 1900.
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All grades of household goods at Mason's
new and second hand store. Repairing
neatly done. 38-1m
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Position for boy sixteen years old to work
for board and go to school. Tuition is
paid Address P. o. Box 565
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Few boarders and roomers. The very best
accommodations are offered. Mrs A. J.
Thrash. West Broadway.
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FOR RENT.

A FIVE room dwelling in southwest Ardmore.
Amply to Mrs Maggie Barry. asst
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WAN TED.

You 10 keep cool by using the Garvey mo-
tor and fan. 22-6t
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Names of those who want straw wberries for
preserving purposes before the season is
over. E. b Pugh,
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7sa men to make home comfortable by buy
ing a Garvey Spring Motor. j. L. Bow
mai, agent 22-6t
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First-class three room house in front of
Leon hotel. Possession May /. Apply to
G. H Mccoy, Carter az enue. 22-4t
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A Ave room house without the lot. Apply
this office. 1871
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A three room house with good lot, we'll and
barn for sale cheap for cash. Apply this
office. loII
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

cood pair of mules for sale cheap or will
trade for town property, Apply to F. NJ.
Snider. Z2dtI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-23

The health of our community is
very good at present.
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New Orleans, La, May p to 26-
Annual Convention Travellers Pro
tectiye Association-Rate from Ard
more S11. .65 for round trip; sell May
20 and 81; return limit May %.
W. 8. KEENAN,,
q. p. A.
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BY responsible person. the of a good !
horse for mis- keep. Light use and good
attention assured. Apply this office.
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Greatest Stock Dressed and ndesed Dolls the South Reasonably Priced.-All Our Chidren's Furniture Reduced.

c. A. Kent, Lynchburg, Va; Frank East man, Atlanta P. R. Burns, Chattanooga; i; J. w. Gaines Nashville; Mrs. Georgia Brechin, Mt. Pleasant; John G. Steinhimer
 Savannah, Ga; A. J. Short and son, Hot Springs; Carl Deavoeins, w. T. Davis, A. c. Wygley, s. L. Davis, Nanvoo, Mich; M. ID. Harring, Charlotte, N. C.; J. Bald win, Memphis; c. J. Perry, city; E. c. Spencer, Atlanta; J. Alexander and wife, Detroit; H, Garrett and wife, Cleveland; {; A. H. Morris, Georgia; Jeff Kelly city; John Love, Jefferson, Tex. Richard Hearn, Rockwall, Tex; Ed March and wife, Hills boro, Tex. J. B. Hobdy, Union Springs; Rev A. E. Carroway and wife, Bruceville
 Tex; Mrs J. H. Maxan, Waco Tex; J. W. Hullett and wife, Texline, Tex; c. c. Hooper and wife, Taylor, Tex; w. w. Crook, Blossburg; J. P. Sheppard, Texar- kama, Tex; J. c. Patterson and wife. Blossburg; A. Mcdonald, Carbon Hill; H. T. Peters, Carbon Hill; J. E. Bradford, Asheville, N. C.; J. J. Gledhdll, Chicago; Gorge Adams. M. Crawford. New ork; F.
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''The Largest Store South
 of the Ohio.
Christmas Leather Goods Department.

LADIES GRAIN LEATHER CHATELAINE PURSES, small size, nicely mounted 25c LADIE S GRAIN LEATHER CHATELAINE PURSES; Sea- Mo- rocco finish; black, tan and brown 75c LADIES' CHATELAINE PURSES. oblong shape, with elegant mounted attached chain; in undressed kid and seal; latest novelty 95c LADIES PATENT LEATHER CHATELAINE PURSES, very swell novelty 1.25 LADIES' CHATELAINE PURSES, medium large shape; walrous and monkey skin finish; solid workman ship 1.25 LADIES' REAL SEAL CHATE- LANE PURSES, black only; elegant nickel mounting ..1.50 LADIES' REAL MONKEY SKIN CHATELAINE PURSES 200 LADIES' ELEGANT CHATELAINE PURSES, in real alligator, snake skin, walrous, black undressed kid, Russian seal; all the latest shapes
 300 LADIES' JET AND CUT STEEL Brocaded Chatelaine Purses; all the latest novelties $50 SHOPPING BAGS, Cloth Top, the best value for the money 25c SHOPPING BAGS, Black Seal fin ish, with outside pocket; very good workmanship soc
 SHOPPING BAGS, Real Leather, Silk Top, medium size 76c SHOPPING BAGS, with outside pocket; best leather, large size, cloth top 1.25 SHOPPING BAGS, in Real Seal, Silk Tops 2.CO SHOPPING BAGS, in all Seal, with leather-covered handles 500 WRITING TABLETS, Leather bound. handsome and practical pres ent for ladies; black, brown, red and tan 75c
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10-INCH COLLARETTE, yoke of electric seal, with wide border of imitation blue fox; regular value $4, for 1.e8
 10-INCH COLLARETTE, brown stone marten, excellent quality, lined with seal brown satin; worth $10, for 5.98
 10-INCH COLLARETTE of light gray, trimmed yoke and light gray mufflen border with stoll front, lined with red and light colored satins;
 regular price $8. 50, for 5.98
 BLACK ASTRACHAN 10-inch Col larette, an excellent mourning fur, lined with satin; regular value $10.50, for 6.4S
 BLACK COLLARETTE, with Per sian lamb yoke, broad border or cleo tric seal and stoll front of same trim med with a cluster of four marten tails: regular value $12.50, for 8.98
 BLACK PERSIAN Lamb Collarette, with narrow border and tab front of electric seal and solid front of same, trimmed with a cluse of four black marten tails and black fox head;
 lined with an extra heavy quality seal brown satin; regular price $1500, for 10.93
 9-INCH LIGHT BROWN STONE Marten Collarettes, finished with two small marten heads and clusters of eight tails to match; an excellent value at $15, for 1899
 10-INCH BLACK NEAR SEAL Col larettes, with wide border, brown and gray raccoon, lined with an extra quality seal brown satin; regular value $1S.50, for 1893
 10-INCH BLACK ELECTRIC Seal, of xxx quality, with a wide border
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MUSIC ROLLS, Solid Leather, black, tan, brown and gray 1.25 COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, a great variety in all feathers, partly with fancy pressed leather, at 1.50 CIGAR CASES, Sole Leather, each
 200 MEMS TRAVELLING CASES, all leather case, consisting of real Bris- tie Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush and Comb 1.25 LADIES TRAVELLING CASES, Real Seal, consisting of seven arti- cles 400 MEMS CUFF CASES, leather bound, elegantly lined 2.5o TRAVELLING CASES in real seal and alligator skin 5.O0 LADIES' ELEGANT COMBINA- TON POCKETBOOKS, mounted all the latest shapes 25c LADIES' FINGER PURSES, all leather 25c
 LADIES' ALL LEATHER COM BINATION POCKETBOOkS, the latest shapes, plain and mounted soc
 LEATHER PURSES, Misses size, beautiful novelties 25c
 LADIES' ELEGANT COMBINA- TION PURSES, solid leather; the latest novelty, walrus finish, black, gray, dark brown and tan, handsome ly mounted 65c
 LADIES' ELEGANT COMBINA- TION PURSES, all seal, plain or ster- ling silver mounted 100 MEMS rOCKE BOOKS, all Leather soc
 LADIES' PURSES in Alligator, Snake, Real Monkey, Seal, Walrus, plain and trimmed with sterling sill yer 300 MEMS BILL BOOKS, large size, all Leather LOO MEMS BILL BOOKS, real Seal, very elegant article 200
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of two whole skins of genuine brown pointed fox, with genuine head, feet and tails of same regular value $35, for . 24.98 A PINCH BLACK COLLARETTE, with an extra quality black broad tail, Persian collar and yoke, trimmed with a pointed border of black Near Seal, the border being edged with a handsome edge of first quality Blue Fox, making a striking combination; lined with light brocaded heliotrops silk; regular value s30, for 22.98 LAMB COLLARETTE, with mink collar, short tab front and cluster of sable fox tails and mink heads, lined with light blue brocaded silk; regu- lar value S45, for a2.5o 20-INCH FRENCH CONEY CAPE, with 120-inch sweep, lined with Skin- ner's guaranteed satin; regular value $2O, for 1o.9a BENCH BLACK AsTRACHAN CAPE, full sweep, lined with Skin- ner's satin; regular value $22, for
 11.e8 22-INCH ELECTRIC CAPE. with 120-inch sweep, brown Skinner's guaranteed satin lining; worth $60, for 39.93 AN ASTRACHAN JACKET, with high collar and large lapels, made of selected Moir Astrachan skins; worth $75, for 47.50 AN ELECTRIC SEAL JACKET, made of the best XXX Electric Seal, lined with the best satin, for 3750 A NEAR SEAL COAT, with high collar, round lapels and cuffs of se- lected Beaver, lined with Skinner's guaranteed satin; cheap at $125, for
 6950
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FANCY COVERED PIN CUSH- IONS, with dainty lace trimming soc FANCY PIN CUSHIONS, reproduc- tions of fruits; novelty 25c FANCY INK WIPER 15c LAUNDRY LIST SACHET, very elegant novelty 75e LAUNDRY BAGS, made of fancy denim, ready for use soc SOFA PILLOW CASES, ready for use, in Oriental and conventional de. signs; some have cord and tassels
 75c EMBROIDERED CENTERPIECES, high grade at 200 BATTENBURG LACE SCARF,
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W. Nardn, Anderson, S. C.; J. A. W. Smith, city; A. Goldman New Orleans; J. P. Reid city; B. w. Bennington, Eutaw; E. M. Jones, St. Louis; J. D. Hardy and wife, Calera; J. D. Baldwin, Hargrove; l.. c. Bills, Baldwin, Miss; G. Wise, Kan sas City; O. T. Grimes, Scottsville; M. N. Hine, Sower, Mich.
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Christmas Art Goods.

Square and Doylies; you will find a large line in every desirable size.
 6x6 Battenburg all lace Doylies at 1Sc
 9x9 Battenburg Lace Doylies, with linen centers 35c
 12x12 Battenburg Lace Doylies and all lace 65t
 18x1S Lace Centerprieces, with linen centers 1.65
 1Sx18 all Lace Centerpieces 100
 20x20 all Lace Centerpieees 1.5o
 PIAZZA all Lace Centerpieces and with linen centers 2.50
 1Sx54 all Lace Scarfs, also with linen centerS 300
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ship formed between Messrs. Vince and Robert Lee.
 MT. and Mrs. James A. Kirk entertained a few friends at their home last evening. Miss McIver left this evening to spend the holidays with friends in Birmingham. Walter Going will arrive tomorrow from Auburn, where he is attending school to spend the holidays with his parents
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Christmas Footwear for Men and Boys.

FELT SLIPPERS, no heels 75c
 LITTLE BOYS SLIPPERS, "just like papas," in red, black or tan;
 spring heel; size to IS, for 100
 BOYS SLIPPERS, sizes l to 5h, for 1.25
 FULL DRESS CLOTH TOP, but ton, lace or congress shoes, in all sizes 600
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Christmas Footwear for Women.

THREE-STRAP VICI KID, extra high Louis XIV. heel 400
 ROMAN STRAP VICI KID OK. FORDS, Louis XIII. heel 300
 FUR TRIMMED, red or black Null lifier 100 FELT SLIPPERS, black, red or brown 100 FELT SLIPPERS, no heel soc
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FINE VELOUR CALF NULLIFIER, kid-lined, hand-sewed turn sole; all sizes and widths 2.50 TAN VICI PATIENT LEATHER trimmed opera Slippers, kid lined, at
 2.50 TAN VICI KID LINED OPERA SLIPPERS 200 BLACK EXTRA WIDTH SLIP PIERS 2.25
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BOUDOIR SLIPPERS, black and red 1.25 WARM, LINED SLIPPERS, for the house.
 PATENT VICI KID FULL DRESS OXFORDS, extra high heel 500 EVENING SLIPPERS, patent kid, full dress $50
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GOLD AT FRUITHURST.
The Yellow Metal Is Found In Paying
 Quantities.

Anniston. December 21.-(Special)- 10. N. Olson, a former Annistonian and an old gold miner, has discovered gold in paying quantities in the town of Frulthurst on some vineyard property owned by him there. He has commenced mining for the gold and says he has a rich thing, having found also copper and silver. Olson has been mining for gold at Arbacooche, and has some good mining property at that point.
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Dress Patterns.
Pictures for Christmas Gifts.

Our Picture Department is now the largest and most complete in the South. No better, more appropriate or more complete present can be se- lected for the average person than a fine painting in oil or water color, pastel, good etching or engraving suitably framed. If bought here the cost will be less to you than else where. Come and take look over
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demand is anticipated and anything in the way of clothing, shoes or food will be avail able, and will be distributed under the di- rection of the society.
 The headquarters will be kept open from now until Christmas and anything sent will be received by the superintendent, who will be in charge.
 The society has done noble work among the poor and it is proposed to make this season no exception to the rule
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our magnlficent stOck. Meantime, these quotations may interest you: MEDALIONS from 25c up to 15.oo TECHNICS from $1.9S up to 5000 PASTELS from $2.5O up to 9.e8 ENGRAVINGS from 49c up to 12.e8 We are also showing a limited se- lection of artistic novelties in framed pictures.
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UNITED CHARITIES.
Christmas Appeal Being Met With Gen.
 erous Response.

There has been a generous response to the appeal sent up by the officers of the United Charities in behalf of the poor.
 Many Christmas offerings have already been sent to the headquarters of the socie- ty in the Thompson building, but a heavy
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Rivalry Too Keen.

From the Chicago Tribune.
 Brother Humbull, you'll give us a dollar or two for foreign missions this year, I presume?''
 "What would be the use. elder? If subscribe dollar John D. Rockefeller will come along and put his name down for a ailion, and then how would look?'
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MEMS HOUSE JACKETS, of fine fast color, strictly woolen tricot cloth, in shades of navy, brown and garnet, made in the latest style, with silk finished edges, etc.; also of fine i'm ported Japanese silk, in all shades made double, with quilted silk lining, at $5 and $6 everywhere; here today
 500 MEN HOUSE JACKETS of inn ported soft double faced Vicuna cloth, in the latest colorings, handsomely
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trimmed and designed; here today
 at GOO
 MEMS ENGLISH HOUSE JACK FITS, of camel's hair finished mate rials, in plain effects, all shades, with stylish plaids on the reverse side; here today at 800
 MEMS BOUNCING ROBES, in handsome one and two-tone effects, American and foreign designs; magnificent collection on sale today at 12.5o
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PERSONAL.

Rev. Charles S. Sholl of Brownsville, Tenn, is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Sholl, in Sixteenth street.
 Alderman Syl Daly of the Ninth Ward is quite sick and is unable to leave his room.
 Metropolitan Hotel arrivals: W. T. Lanier and son, Blocton; Jessie Harmon, Mississippi; E. H. Lawrence, Sheffield; w. R. Thompson, Henry Ellen; T. J. Subbett, Kentucky; B. F. Crew, Goodwater; W. H. McMillan, Goodwater; M. McMillan, Bloc ton; F. F. Nable, Oncinnati; John G. Cook, West Point, Miss; w. D. HQlmes, city; D. II. Sneed, Centreville; 2. W. Gragan, 1allAdega; F. M. Hally, Centreville; E. F. crawder, city; A. M. Wallace. Blocton; Frank Strokle, Thomas; D. B. Hawkins, Baltimore; J. H. Fitts. Tuscaloosa; R. Fulinndia, Vincent; w. T. Phillips. Vim cent; J. M. Scott, Jasper; T. K. Stubble-
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:$$$ $$ = Loveman, Joseph & Loeb s::$$$$: ;;::
''The Largest Store South
 of the Ohio" :"
Christmas Your Ebow Today the Last Shopping Day But One
Furs for Christmas Presents.

What suitable satisfactory Christmas present than Fur Col Cape Coano doubts pleasing Every wants fuS, and then you buy something good-alWays appreciated
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The Silver Store.

Well, you nearly bought us out the first of the week, but Tuesday we replenished- took a drummer's entire sample line. So while stocks may be depleted, affording but little selection elsewhere, you can be sure of finding the silver stock at high tide.
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Holiday Silk Waists and Dress Patterns

The custom of giving patterns of either dresses or waists is most practical way of expressing the sentiments of Christ mas sensible demonstration of your thoughts for some dear loved one and dress pattern of fine silk dress goods makes most acceptable present indeed. Just are making some special prices for the holiday trade. Dress and Waist Patterns Silk Waist and Dress Patterns DRESS PATTERNS of all wool for Presents. effects W W ~ T o DRESS PATTERNS all at of u"eon all" "ois'eu $15, at not the m season 0
  next April to value $15, 1188 aadr M brings from loomsfesh andb iful to
 Dress Patterns
 
 
 DRESS PATTERN 300 DRESS PATTERN Venetian cloth 598
  onable ranging 1000 to 25oo
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The public schools closed today for tht holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dickens left yester- day for Florida, where MT. Dickens has secured a lucrative position with the Kan sas City Railroad. MT. and Mrs. Dickens have many friends here, who regret their departure.
 The Model Pharmacy. of which E. B. Vince is proprietor, will be removed to Ensley after January 1 and copartner-
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Smoking Jackets and Lounging Robes.

There's thing mans hearta smoking jacket his leisure home unusually collection this and you them Here a few
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PRATT Ci1Y. Budget of News from the Busy Little Mining Town.

Pratt City, December H.-(speciaL)- Prof. P. N. McNeil leaves this evening to spend the holidays with relatives in South Alabama.
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Book Cases.

$1250 GOLDEN OAK MAHOGANY BOOK CASE, now 4500 GOLDEN OAK BOOK CASE, 5000 MAHOGANY BOOK CASE 5000 MAHOGANY BOOK CASE, 1850 MAHOGANY BOOK CASE
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Bibles and Prayer Books.

Large and complete Bibles Catholic
  leather bound large only
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THIMBLES, sterling silver 25c CIGARETTE CASES, sterling sill yer 500 LADIES' MIRRORS, sterling silver mounted 1.65 CHILD'S BRACELETS, sterling sill yer, soldered links 65c MILITARY BRUSHES, genuine ebony, solid black, sterling silver mounted, nine rows of bristles, per pair 2.5o 11row bristles, pair 800 CLOTH BRUSHES, genuine ebony, solid black, sterling silver mounted
 1.50 HAIR BRUSHES, genuine ebony, solid black, sterling silver mounted
 65c WHISK BROOMS, genuine ebony handle, sterling silver mounted 75o