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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29

council. but was defeated by IL votes.
In 1887 he was appointed territorial
Judge for the district embracing Silver
Bow. Deer Lodge and Missoula counties
and held the position until Montana be-
came q state.
There was one particular thing about
Judge DeWolfe which everybody in
Butte admired.
He had a sister, a woman almost as
old as himself, and she was his constant
companion.
He took excellent care Of her-he
never permitted her to want for any
thing that would add to her comfort in
life
They walked the streets arm in arm,
visited places of amusement together,
and, in fact. We're almost inseparable.
If she is still alive she will miss him
like a mother misses the son who has
been her only support and companion.
CHICAGO-Terry NcGovern, who is in
Chicago, challenged any fighter in the
world to meet him at 100 pounds for q
wager of $4,000.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29
Young Bulgarians Join Search.

Sofia. Bulgaria, Oct 29.-Six young
Bulgarians have banded themselves to
search for Miss Stone, the American
missionary and her companion. Mime.
Tsilka, and with the consent Of the Bull
garian authorities have left Samakov
for MehOmia, with this object IN view.
The absence of news about Miss Stone
has led to a revival of the report that
she has already been killed and the
brigands have dispersed.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29
Sold by Sheriff.

Deputy Sheriff Pelletier Saturday sold
under execution in the case of John w.
Cotter against Dan McRae the defend
ants right in the Robber Placer mining
claim on Moose creek for the amount of
the judgment. $297.25, rendered in favor
of the plaintiff. The property contains
on it,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29
Tacoma Robber Captured.
(By Associated Press.)

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 29.-The highway
robber, who has been operating on an
extensive scale on the outskirts OF the
city for the past week. and gave ficti-
tious name to the police when arrested
Sunday, has confessed that his true
name is Perry Reynolds. and that he
came here recently from Pendleton, Ore.
where he has relatives. He is only 70
years of age.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29
German Mobiles Become Actors.

New York, Oct. 20-German mobiles like
their kindred in England. begin to take
to the stage. says a Berlin correspond
ent. The court theater of Munich boasts
a baron and two counts among it's staff.
Not less than 104 mobiles are at the pres
ent time engaged in the German stage in
various capacities.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29
Farewell Luncheon Given.

Emma Dunckel on Friday entertained
her home, 4S West Mercury street, her
:-'"'day school scholars at a o'clock tea
ia n aor of Miss Lillian Tilburn. who is
soon to leave for the East. After lunch
the eEelMng was spent in music and reel
tat!oIs. On departing. the guests ex-
pressed themselves as having a delight
full lime.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29
California Fruit Plentiful i.
(By Associated Press.)

San Francisco, Oct. 29.-The orange and
lemon shipments to the East from South
ern California last season aggregated 81
500 cars. It is expected that the ship
ments this season will not fall short OF
$4,000 cars. The orange crop Of Northern
California also promises to largely exceed
that of last year.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29

WASHINGTON-Gene Chaffee has
notified the war department that he has
forwarded thirty-six field guns to Homo
lulu on the transport Mcclellan, which
left Manila ON the 18th inst.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29

property and settling the public admin
istrator's account were made in the cs-
tate of John Lee. alias Siebert, deceased.
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-07

1T you have friends coming to California or you are going East this winter. twill be found profitable De-. fore arrangements are made for the trip. to consider the merits Of the new Fast Service just inaugurated by the Greater Jnion Pacific Railroad % This line has been practically rebuilt during the past two years and the train service is second to none on the American Continent. This month sees the inauguration of new time scheduie-three fast express trains to and from California, equipped with Pullman modern wide vestibule pal ace slcepers. Tourist sleepers. dining. buffet and chair cars everything up to-date
 If you are interested or would like to have your friends in the East re ceive fuller particulars regarding this new service. write Geo. Lang, Gen eral Agent Union Pacific k. R., 25O South Spring street. Los Angeles, who will take pleasure in answering your inquiry.
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-07
PACIFIC FRUIT WORLD.

The nrst annual that comes to our table for the coming holiday season, is the Pacific Fruit World It con. ta'ns 7G pages Of carefully prepared matter profusely Illustrated and Is a most valuable publication. rejecting great credit on the publishers. MT M " Hartranft, the managing edi- tor has rapidly pushed his paper to the front until lt Is one of the lead ing fruit periodicals of the United States
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-07
4 NLM IRulI.


 Fla. sent the Florida Timcs.Unlon a sample of the ccriman. the strange fruit which is said to have go deli. cious taste.
 ln describing the fruit. tno Times. Union says it "is in shape like a slender ear of corn and Of delicate pea green color. even when fully ripe. lt has central axis like a cob. about thrcc.fourths of an inch In diameter On the outside are plps. nll of which are regular hexagons about third Of an inch In diameter. and of equal depth lt begins tO ripcn at the butt end. and this con. dition is indicated by the exquisite odor which i8 exhalcd and by the pips cracking loose and falling off. The ripcning slowly proceeds upward towards the apex. the loosened pips revealing underneath rich. white. honey.likc core, in grains about the size of honey cells.
 This core Is. to our liking. the most delicious fruit we have ever tartcd We can compare the flavor to nothing else but the odor of the calycanthus. or sweet scented shrub. Some people find IL too rich; it pals on the palate. The strangest look irs fruit the earth produces, yet beautiful and artistic"
 Mir. Beach sent to the paper the following descriptive matter: The ceriman. Monstera deliciosa. or Phil ificndron pertusum. one of the aroids is without exception the strangest fruit.bearing thing in the vegetable Kingdom. IL Is neither n tree, plant. bush nor vine. in the or dlnarlly accepted meaning of those terms. It climbs up the trunk of tree with a thick, feshy but tough and fbrous stem much like the stem of n pineapple plant. except that 1t zigzags a trifie at each leaf aXil. The leaves arc IS to 24 inches wide and 2 to feet long and shaped like those of the Calodium esculentum. They are however. tough and leath- cry. dark green and polished and full of large. irregular holes from one.quarter to three inches across. arranged irregularly all over the leaf. often nearly honeycombing it. The margins are also scalloped with very deep indentations \ stranger would at first glance think that q tomato worm or a big locust had been play ing n joke on the plant. At every leaf axil one or more long white roots turning brown with age. about the size of clothes line. start out and clinging lightly to the tree trunk or wall upon which the monster is ascending. run down till buried in the soil.
 At four or five years old the thing blossoms. producing from three to five creamy white flowers. with the fragrance and peculiar velvety white of the calla lily. and built on the same general plan. They are six to eight inches long and last for month. What corresponds to the jack-in the pulpit of the calla blos- soms forms the fruit which requires fourteen months to mature. It is very hard when quite mature and can be shipped as well as a banana in this condition before 1t mellows up. which 1t does all at once.'
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Cash Register for Sale.

The REPUBLLCAN has secured through
ad vertising u handsome new 1928 Cash
Register, which II offers for sale AT
$sj,W. The paper M having n-e for
such Il machine Is willing To offer II
ut u bargain, which no agent Of these
can touch. II interested. call
ut this office and examine machine.
Written Inquiries will he promptly
answered with description.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Il. {. Watts. Pass. and Ticket Agent. Mobefy. No.
~ r 4

Lillar3 and wife Of Blackburn moved
this week into the e house recently
purchased 81 j. Is. Bates on High.
land. Mt the corner of VERIFY street
aud Ellsworth avenue.
George Smith. the guest Of his sis.
ter. Mrs. NJ. u. Squiers. on Odell
avenue. and whose wife died during
his recen visit. left Tuesday for his
HON" IL Kansas. leaving his three
children with Mrs. Squiers.
DE Funiak Springs. Fla. Il have had
genuine Joy In hearing the singing ri
the Ot,umwa Male QuMrtctte. They
ARE every one artists ~ ahigho order
T.. =. Brown, Editor of ''I.am's Horn"
Opera House. February th.
Miss Katherine Blair. the guest ri
her aunt In Columbia. left Wednesday
for st. Louis, where she attended the
druggists hall "a Thursday. She
will make u visit to relatives In Ken.
tucky before returning home,
Frank Naylor returned Friday from
Chicago where he spent u week In the
interest Of the Il. +. Naylor Furniture
Co. He also had the pleasure Of hear.
ing Richard Mansfield In Henry v.
with u support of four hundred actors.
Mrs. ID. y. Groves, of Blackburn.
entertained the following ladies Sat.
urday afternoon: Mesdames Minnie
Barnette, J. w. Goodwin, |. T.. Tay.
Tor. Misses Carrie Metcalf. Ida Field,
Maude Blackford aud little Carrie
Barnette.
Mrs. Louis Seeper has been very III
with pneumonia for several weeks nj
her home ut Mt. Leonard. Her mother
Nirs. George Weber Of this city has
been with her for three weeks assisting
in nursing her aud We are glad "a
know that she Is improving.
The concert given by the Ottumwu
Quartette ut the Academy Of Music last
night was u decided success and q rare
musical treat to he large audience
that attended. II Is seldom that ~
opportunity To hear such rare singing
Is afforded. Macon Ga. Telegraph
Opera House February +th.
Harry Myers. son Of n. Mex. Myers
was thrown from his horse on Mon
! day As he was returning from school
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01

TIE Klrtn Oh MS SaOOIe Inc
horse stepped on his knee, making a
painful and ugly bruise. The friends
Of the little fellow regret the accident.
but are glad that Il was mo- worse.
n. Y. Harvey and family will leave
Saturday for jacksonville. Florida.
where he will engag In the mercantile
business. This excellent family, who
have lived In Marshall for many year,
and while we regret tO lose them. We
join a host Of friends in wishing for
them q pleasant and prosperous ~.
ture In their new home.
A letter from Harry l.. Huston. ~.
Gently appointed land appraiser in the
Indian Territory. says that on account
Of the trouble with the Indians he has
received orders from headquarters Ia
suspend work for the present and give
his closest attention I ~ the post Office.
He also stated that one camp of ap
prsisers In the territory were now In
captivity.
II II reported that Miss Pearl Mitch.
ell. of Columbia, NJ the board Of the
+. NJ. l.. will accompany Mrs. John
Sebree. of Jefferson City, tn Manila.
where Mr.. Sebree has u position un-
der the government. Mrs. Sebrep.
who has made frequent visits tn Mrs.
+. =. Sebree In our city. has been In
Cuba some months. but II now visit.
Ing ut her old home In Jefferson City.
Lester R~ansberger and George l..
Reeves. with the Metropolitan Life In.
surance Company In this city, returned
Monday from Sedalia. where they at.
tended the banquet given by 4. j.
Ksllmeyer, superintendent of the Se-
daliS district. to the winners In the
prize contest Saturday night. They
report some II agents present aud the
banquet tn have been an elegant NJ.
fair.
Judge McDougal. M Kansas City,
recently appointed q member Of the
board of the +. NJ. L., had n narrow
escape from lire on sunday night In
the willard Hotel a, Washington, u.
&. Having been completely
by smoke he had fallen back in his
room insensible. when an cmploye of
the hotel, who Wa formerly u ant
In the McDOugal family In Virginia,
rushed tn his rescue and carried him
to q place III safety.
The advent Of the 'Ottnmwas" Of
Chicago In our mountain borough ~
anticipated by the musical and music.
loving people Of Kane with great ex-
pectations. Rumors Of the treat IN
store for us preceded the Western
singers. skill was revealed In every
selection from the Mariners Song
ON: hut reached its climax. 81 those
In the vicinity Of the writer thought.
In the sacred sOng. Jesus. savior.
Pilot Me- Kane Pa. Republican.
Opera House February 9TH.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
remain all summer.

remain all summer
AdOlph Striker returned Monday
from Slater. accompanied by Mrs.
Susan Is. Mock. who Is spending the
week with her parents.
Mrs. Carroll I.o.sdon. IT.. was the
guest several days this week Of Roy
Alison and wife ut their suburban
home south ~ the city.
Mrs. Netti- King aud family will In
the near future move to the country.
where they will live an u farm some
six ar seven mile. from town.
John NaptOn. Of Oregon. the guest
~ his broth ~, Judge william Nap.
ton, and family, left Wednesday for u
visit tn relatives AT HOu-iOnia.
&. l.. Bell took advantage 81 the
beautiful weather sunday and drove
over tn Miami and made u short visit
to Rev. W. ". He'll and family.
Call and consult the popular OsteO.
paths. Drs. Morri-- 4 Morriss, aud
have your ease properly diagnosed.
Residence phone BIS: office $50. i:-2w
Ieverette Leonard and family aud
Mrs. Willie Leonard. of Miami, l. r..
were entertained ut dinner recently by
Mrs. ). II. Taylor aud daughter. Miss
Fannie.
Miss Hale. the architect for the +. NJ.
l.. met with the following committee
In jefferson City Tuesday: DR.. John
Hall. &. NJ. Buckner. DR.. Black aud
Judge Samuel Davis.
Misses Jessie and Edna Garrrard
and brother, Russell Garrard, arrived
from ~. Louis Monday morning tn be
with their brother, Walker. who died
u few minutes after their arrival.
Mrs. Abirl Leonard entertained ut
dinner the following persons: Mrs.
! Willie Leonard, Mrs. Ieverette Leon
ard and daughter, Miss Edith, Miss
! Pattie NOrvell and Mrs. j. $. NJ. HUI.
! Frank Boyd left Wednesday morn
ing In answer to u telegram from the
Creek Nation, where he will survey
the land that Is - be opened to settle.
ment between February and August,
1901.
q. =. Sturm and wife and Richmond
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

SONS. 52-lj
r. +. Otley returned Monday from
chicago.
Mark Whitaker. ~ slater. wss a
visitor Tuesday.
Fresh pork and sausage at. CAMP
BELL x WILSON'S. 52.j5
Abiel Leonard made u business trip
tn Fsyette Monday.
Mrs. william Bates. Of Miami. was
In the city Tuesday.
ID. ID. Dupgins went Ia Boonville
Monday on business.
Mrs. !. W. Howell il suffering from
AN attack ~ the grip.
J.. q. Gorker will spend Saturday
mud sunday with friends In slater.
Mrs. DR.. Marie Morris- made u pro-
fe.siOnai visit to Slater Wednesday.
a. u. Hoy and J. u. Fris,oe were
Ia Arrow Rock Tuesday ~ business.
Excelsior. The Highest. Not price hut
quality. CAMpBEi.i.& WILSON'S. 52.ij
Mrs. j. d. Anderson left Monday
for Chillico,hc for q visit Ia friends.
Miss Florence Dunn left Tuesday
for Kansas city for u visi, Ia rela.
tiv.-.
Mr-. George Herd. the guest ~ &.
N. Gilpin and family. left Thursday
for Joplin.
Dr.. Morris- 4 Morris-. O-tOpathic
PHI. icians. make call. tn all parts III
city, day or night. je.2w
~. &. Chavee aud wife returned
Wednesday from u months visit at
saltwater. Oklahoma.
t.rne-, Allen returned to his home
In Sedalia Monday after u pleasant
visit with Marshall friends.
Miss Katherine Hood. Of Arrow
Rock. visited the family al the Rev.
Nr. CHM ut ,hie .sa this week.
Mrs. John Rose entertained Mt din.
ner Thursday complimentary u Mrs.
VIM. Leonard. III Miami, Ind.
Mis-. Mary Lewis, who teaches the
Gillian school, spent saturday aud
sunday at her home in this city.
Rev. u. y. Morris arrived Monday
morning from Louisiana, where he
closed u most successful meeting.
Mrs. j. l.. Scott and daughters,
Misses Margaret and Edith. III Wana'
maker, were In shopping Tuesday.
Mr.. q. Cochran. Who has been very
~ for u week, Is, We are glad to say,
very much better ~ W. 20 to press.
Charles Gannt. On NJ. V. e. student,
II quite sick nj tho home Of his aunt,
Mrs. Pearla ''oyd. on West Arrow
street.
Mrs. Nathan BOwles. Of near Nap
ton, wa the guest Of her cousin. Mrs,
George Brunaugh. on Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Lola Jackson. Of Slater. who
recently suffered an attack Of grip
was the guest Of a. +. Rector anl
family Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
4 r. %I I41
r.
+ HOME. SEEKERS EXCURSIONS ;
r -----=-- VIA WABASH =---- 4

On January 18th, February 9Th and 18th. March 9Th and ish. and
April Ind and 18th. 1901. the Wabash will sell Home. seekers tick
cts at rate Of one fare plus 500 for the round trip to points In
: Alabama. Arizona. Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Indian Territory,
s Kansas, Kentucky. louisiana. Mississippi. Southwest Missouri,
2 Montana. Nebraska. New S;exco. North and South Carolina.
9 North and South Dakots, Oklahoma, Oregon. Tennessee. Texas.
Utah, Wyoming and t. points In many other states.
Tickets are limited to q days from date Of sale and allow stop.
over privileges ut certain points on the going trip. For further In.
formation call On neares, ticket agent. or address
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
Our sreeSs cottonpiekers

K. W. Holland, of Hewitt. who
was IN the city Saturday told Us
how be was progressing with bis
crop He says his cotton crop is
light aud the yield will not be
more than a bale for every FIVE
sores He thinks be can take
good care Of his crop as his family
are very setive cotton pickers, the
Other day be said his twelve year.
old boy picked 800 pounds, and
altogether five members of his
family picked a total OF 1870
pounds. all this. taking into con -
sideration the amount of ground
10 be gone over. owing to the
light yield. is certainly a good
showing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
The Ssing
Throng.

W. C Everhart is Just in from shsr-
man
Albert Rennie OF Pauls Valley is IN
the city
Chas Durie is in the city from Okla
homa City
Joe N Lrndon is spending the day
with bis frmily.
A Leduet,er left for Fort Worth
and Oallas yesterday.
yellow stone Kit left yesterday af-
ternoon for Fort Worth. Tex
c. D. Hyde came in yesterday after.
noon iron the Caddo mines
Miss Mamie Pulliam Of this city is
visiting fr.ends in Gainesville.
C. Heniuger Of Gainesville vas
among our visitors yesterday.
Phil schwarI of Gainesville was n
the city yesterday on business.
W Z Campbell left yesterday even
ing on a visit TO the Dallas Fair
Henry II. Furnan left YESTERDAY
morning Tor the Choctaw Nation on
legal business.
Mr and Mrs l. l. Blake spent =
pleasant day yesterday on their ranch
near Overlook
Harry Steifel left yesterday after
noon for Galveston where he viii
spend two weeks
Charley Whiteman. formerly Of ARD
more. but row OF Oklahoma City IS
here visiting his family
7. y. R0bnett a prominent attor-
ney and T. Fleming deputy United
States CLERK. Of Pauls Valley are Ia
the city
Dr John Mccoy will leave on the
morning train for Nashville. Tenn 70
finish his course in medicine in ,he
Vanderbilt University.
Dr. Fred Nolan. who has been prac-
ticing denti-try the past seven months
az Ada is ir the city prospecting and
visiting his cousin. r. b. Randol and
family.
Mrs Ens Sims is in the city from
Gainesville. visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ". l. Kinkade Her sister
in-law. Miss Annie May Sims. accom-
panied her
John W Mcmillan. a prominent at
torney Of Milwaukee. Wis. is in the
city. Nj Mcmillan has come TO the
Territory With the intention OF lccat-
ing and is very favorably impressed
with Ardmore.
Miss Hen5On Butcher. OF Iowa Park.
Texas. is in the city for a few lays,
visiting the family OF D. W But.ter
She is enroute TO Oklahoma City.
where she will take business course
in college
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
}. ). o,se. MlIIIn.rr op.ninn-

The chief resort in the city for the
ladies yesterday Wss J. J Dahbs' I'll
nnery psriors the occasion being the
first day OF his semi-annual millinery
opening. since last season Mr.. Dab1s
parlors at Madden. sykes & Cos have
been greatis enlarged and his display
of fine mill nery this season surpass-
ed hin former efforts.
There was a variety Of really swell
Gainsbc-cuea hats that surprised the
many visitors. Every fashionable
shade of TIE new frame velvet. the
handsome 'ong plumes that are So styI-
ish this season and the hundr as Of
beautiful designs In fashions latest
headgear wcfe displayed with that
taste know only to the milliners ar
and the dav vas marked one Of heavy
selling
The opening will be continued Mon.
day Monday evening and Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. W Morton OF south Ard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
IHIS WEEK

You are invited TO call on US and
examine the new goods just in.
Box Jackets, Automobiles, Tailor
Suits. shirt Waists. BoIero Jackets,
Ladies NeekAear. Etc.
Also a beautiful line of Flannel
Waist Patterns.
The biggest. prettiest and cheapest
line OF suits for your boys that you
have ever seen in Ardmore.
LEAThFRW oOD & FIELDER.
North lain 1T Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
Rit hN Spider.

Last Wednesday night W d.
Potter had the misfortune to get
bit by a spider snd has suffered a
great deal Of pain and uneasinsss
from the effects Of the same lie
was laid up until yesterday on &C
count OF II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Cur
berland Presbyterian church will meet
with Ms Il. II Pennington. Tuesday
afternoon. et 3 O'Clock Mrs. " T.
Nixon, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

The prettiest clothing for your
boys that has ever been shown IN
Ardmore is now TO be seen al
LeatherwOod & Fielder's. 20 3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

Wanted-Young man 10 learn tel
egraphy and station work for rail-
way service. Tuition refunded II sit
uation not assigned.
Address Dallas Telegraph College.
Dallas. Texas. s-l2-lm-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

The Baltimore Racket Store that
has recently opened in the Moran
Scott building has a big line OF tin
and glassware which they offer Al
surprisingly low figures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

There was war Yesterday between
the buyers oi seed cotton for thu
qlare bal and round bale gins and
the staple brought considerably more
than its ,IaTket value
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
NO oTIGEr

8. 8, Ball has sdded two more
chairs TO his NEW
BARBER SHOP. All ~orkmen are
first class. AntIseptics used. The
oaiy first class Ioc shave In the city.
hair cutting q speciality. All work
gusrsuteed. Your patronage kindly
solicited. Loested S doors west OF
post office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

The Hardie cigar factory in
Ardmore was established six
months ago. We think We have
proven to all smokers in the city
that We understand how to make a
first class cigar The Edo" is
now over the greater part of the
territory, Our latest, the Spec
ial, 10" is a beauty. All smokers
will try the Special" aud after
trying will use no other.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

J. b. Wall & Co., will give a
book satchel free with each lot Of
books. oft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

WASTED-The address of Mrs
Calyeu, formerly resided in Gaines
vile. Address Z. O. Box $50,
Dallas, Texas. 9 I'm