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TIMELY OPINIONS.
What the Best Thinkers Say Of Cur
rent Events.
words or Warming.

OFuB Ol
From the Daily Republican.
The first break came Thursday when
the thirteen Regular Republicans signed
/, petition that they would vote for Lieut..
Gov. Cannon and State Attorney Gen-
eral Ward for U. s. Senators. The SIX
teen Unionists replied they would not ac-
cent any candidate but ]. Edward -Ad.
dicks. but they were willing for the
Regulars to choose the other one. The
6rst. last and only choice Of the Union
Rapublicans for U. s. Senator is Ad-
dicks. They say as they are ID the ma
iority they won't allow the thirteen to
| tell them whom to vote for. Two Nacah-
.ics in the Senate will mean Kepuphcah
lefeat at the next election. Let the rag
tions meet each other half way and each
elect the candidate of their choice, II
loes not matter whom. Don't lei the
Democratic party reap the beneflt. Inc
Republicans have power to fi!l both
Senatorial positions and should not ne
tlcct the opportunity. The party's fu
fure success is we'll worth looking for
ward to if the men now occupylnf
seats in the General Assembly have any
nolitical ambition for the future. 10
years the Republicans of New Castl'
county had the hardest trouble to vote
md after they had voted and won a vic
ory. the Democratic politicians went 7
Dover and legislated them out Of office
) The offices were abolished and some
: hing else substituted so that no Re
publican could enjoy the fruits OF hi
.lection. Is this what certain Rcpuhl
u ans want to make possible in the cit
o # Wilmington at the spring election
h even child has sense enough to rea
he signs of the times.
The sun., 1901-02-11
DELAwAKE DIVISION.

For New Castle, o.l3 a. M, 3oo. 4.54, anu
e.oS y. III. Week-udys.
For Lewes, o.lo D. M, 4.3i y. m. Week
ueys.
cor Dover, harrington, and Delniai
s.l3, u.Uo u. m. 4o4. 100, and I'LL y. M
sundays, lz.u y. H.
For wyoming aid way stations, 80.
D. IN. Weeh-uayS.
Express Tor cape Charles. Old Pom
Comfort, and NurIoik, Il.vo q. IN. Weeh,
lays anu E.n night uaily.
% Congressional Limited Express. Al
vesuDuie farlor Cars ami D-:GnS Cal
| I<u eALra rare other tnan Inc usnai Puii
| man cL;irSe
lxJ LiIlILed Express. yestibule carlo
cars, testlDule lassenser Coaches. al,
DlIIiiIg Laf No eAtrd tdre.
Inc Winning ton lrinsier Ca-npdiiy VIII
call Ior ana cheek pe6sa3e ifon ho.ei
dIlu reSlueHgeS.
For Iurlner Information. passenst: ::
are referred TO the ticket agent al liz
| station.
| ) Is. HUTCHINSON, J. Il. WOOD.
| General Maiid-sI Gen. fdss. AZ
The sun., 1901-02-11
CALIFORNIA.
Thirty Ave Days Tour via Pennsyl.
yanta Railroad.


The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has arranged for q special personally
onducted tour through California, to
cave New York and PhiIs, .elphia on
February IA, by the Golden Gate Spec.
AL" composed exclusively of Pullman
understanding, dining, drawing-room
sleeping, compartment. and observation
.ars. returning by March 20. This spec.
al train will be run over the entire route.
rhe best hotels will be used where ex.
-ended stops are made, but the train
will be at the constant command Of the
party.
Round-trip tickets. covering all neces.
Sary expenses, $3.50 from all points on
Pennsylvania Railroad except Pittsburg
from which point the rat will be 3445
For further information apply to ticket
gents: Tourist Agent. 1876 Broadway
New York: Court Street Brooklyn
SO Broad Street. Newark. N. j.: B
Gourlaender. Jr., Passenger Agent BaIti
| more district. Baltimore. Nd; Colir
Studds. Passenger Agent Southeastern
District. Washington. D. c.: Thos. E
Watt. Passenger Agent Western Dis
trict, Pittsburg. Pa; or address Geo. W
Boyd. Assistant General Passenre
Agent, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-02-11

The Republicans Of the State are not
considering compromise candidates for
United States Senators. The time for
compromise in that matter is over. The
people recognize the right Of the Union
Republicans to name one Senatorial can
idatc. and they have named him.
.dward Adlicks. and the people ap
uavc What they are now considering
noM Ia make the Anti-Aidicks mem
lers If the Legislature accept the prop.
5sition made 70 thrm-to name one candi=
late-and vote for Mr.. .Aadicks. The
mass of the Republicans, who are more
Interested in the general welfare Of the
4 State and for its full participation in The
/ National councils. than they are IN Mr.
knox'S prejudice and Mr.. Balls schemes
for gobblng MP ill the federal patronage
will find out how to force the acceptance
If the reasonable proposition made by
the Union Republicans. The desire fol
loing that is growing and does no
need to be lied about to foster It.
The sun., 1901-02-11
APoIjcy Not Republicanism.

From Milford Chronicle.
No Senoter has yet been chosen. and
he prospect that two vacancies will eN-
81 after adjournment grows more PLAIN,
llless majority should surrender to an
nSugcnt catnrie, who propose no plan
# adjustment. or entertain no proposals
or a conference that some agreement
nav come about. The Regulars arr
cling themselves fnr possible federal
oatronaee. but their cause will eternallI
lamn any aspiration for recognition i
hat direction. Well. that policy may b
2epnblicanisln-if so, then we want non'
Of it.
The sun., 1901-02-11
BALTIMORE E&OHlc
RAILROAD.

Sclieuuie In effect Novemper = a..
All trains illuminated with Pnisona isn
el EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
nue. STATION for Nv
NEW YORK, weekdays, 500, .s3s .,o :.
a. m; .lzly. .2s4. 1905. sis (Royai iu.aa
itea)' .t 70 se,a y, ~, ~. .io-S2 p; m. suadays
Qtoyal LimitedJ, '7.42, slO.52 o. no ms OH
PHILADELPHIA. weekdays, .5n -
'6:oo. I.Su, SO, 's:Ss 'iO.oz, Illus a. ny m.
nS itedS ss .ss g.: ~ ss s .sls :;ss soyal Re- Lin.
Sundays, .5.0l. 73U. $50. $3.50 lUh, -, m
a. M; .234. 800. 1858. Sis, tRo~ai II.ss Us
itedI. 1.35. '7.42. 9.US. .lU,52 b. m I'm.
CHESTER Weekdays. Is "a $50. .S59. 100 SIS
63o. T.42, sl0.52 y. m. Sunday, I3O ~
'y.S9. lv.5a. 'n.S5 a. m; 'z.3i, S.O0. ~ ~
ZAP. s.OS. 'lO.5z p. m. "s''
Atlantic City. weekdays. $3.50 a. m
'iz.lS '2;SA ana 90 p m Sundays, Ia
IGape May. Ocean City, weekdays. .s
!. a. m; '2.SI p. m. Sundays, 73J NJ n0H
Sea Isle city. weekdays. 'e.5O a. M.
Baltimore and Washington. week-davs
! .4.lS, G.55. -SU4, .ll.Ol. a. M; sl2ss ~ "a
3.ls. $40. '457. $50 tRoyal l.mitea,' ar
Sa 'iSls p ?; Il M % sundays y, d Y AS sa
LmitedJ, 6.43. 'S.04. 'lO.l6 p. m
! Baltimore and way stations, 655 n M
: 3ly y. m. daily except Sundays; go5 =
:, m; 6i3 p. m. Sundays cniy.
=. Newark, weekdays. '4.lS. 6.55, .S0i ~ m
a. M; 'l2.56. o.l9, '4.57, 6.25. 500 >. M M
Sundays, AIS. 'S.0i. sos a. M; IL "a "a
.4o7, SAB. 7.32. .S.0I p. m.
= .ittsburg. weekdays. s6.e4 a. IN, .4s7
.lu.ij p. m. Sundays. 'S.Ui, a. m. 451
!. .lDl6 p. IN.
! Chicago. daily. 'S.04 a. M; .457 D. m,
Cincinnati and st. Louis .lIS a. M
i. -l256. and 'l0.l6 p. M. daily.
5ingerly accommodation, weekdays. 6st
IL a. m. sl9. 625. p. m. Sundays, 90i !
y M; 6.43, I.32 y. m.
.andenberg accommodation, week -das,
q 3ly, 451 p. m. Sundays, GLIB D. M
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION Fo
D, baltimore, week ways, $40 p. m.
a .andenbCrg, week-da. s. S.4p a. m; 81
! $40 D. m Sundays, $40 a. M; 6lp b. n
Ia .EANE PHILADELPHIA For WlImin.
y ion, weekdays. '3.o5. $50. s73O .iOS
:. iiUo a. M. 'l2.2o '1.37, 2l5 '3O7, II!
l.3O. $50 s5i (Royal Limited. 5j
y, i $40. .7.So $40. .llS5 p. m Sunday
~ '335, +7.3O, 500, Hoo a. m. .i2.20 ~;
80 l.45, 40, $50. .5.4S. (Royal Limited
=. G3O $50, $40 1870 p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
to Rates to Western points lower than
T.. my other line. +. ID. UNDERWOOD,
N, General Manag
II. d. b. MARTIN. Man. of Pass Traffic
IN. Il. A. MILLER. Pass. Agent, Wiimlngt
The sun., 1901-02-11
Leaders Compar ID.
, the Dover State Sentinel.

From the Dover State Sentinel.
The Index says:
1t mas been we'll understood during the
.ntire period that Addicks has taken part
il the politics of the State, that nothing
! too daspicablp and infamous i'll the
light Of him and his fonowers for 10
,tand as a bar to the personal and politi-
nj ambition of the man whose name has
leconpc synonym for infamy and pub
ic dehauchery.
Has the Index forgotten the record Of
he only representative we now have IN
he United States Senate and who now
ontrols the entire Democratic vote Of our
LEGISLATURE fol re-eluctiCnf Has it for
.otter the prominent part this man
Spnney played in the election steal OF
Kent county in 1886, and that his seat
| il the Senate of the United States was
| liz reward for the part he played il
| hat steals Has it also forgotten that
| his same man, the acknowledged leader
4 # Democracy in the State of Delaware
| vas twice tried for aiding and abettine
n the robbery of the First National BanE
i Dover and was not able TO prove his
innocence?
The Index cannot have forgotten thes'
acts in connection with the leader O
he party it stands for, and yet it dare
q hurl such adjectiyes at Mr.. Addicla
i his followers. What can the lnde'
ay against Mr.. Addicks or his follower
xccpt that they have caused the over
brow Of Democracy in the State! Tha
all and there's the rub. Through nj
1ddicks' leadership the Republican port
now in power, and while it is pardon
ble in the Index TO take up arms agains
lin and the Union Republican party 0
which he Is the leader, it is rot beaomin
4 that organ to use adiectives fitting tn
eadcr of its own party on one who's
,,,n,J ahnra ranraoph
The sun., 1901-02-11
Political Phar sees.

From the Georgetown Union Republican.
The Evening journal is the most dis
equitable sheet in Delaware. owned
nd controlled by select coterie Of po-
itical Pharisees, it has engaged the
most accomplished all round liar in Del
ware. and Democrat at that, to run
he paper. The motto adopted hv this
lrlcctable and scurrilous organ is MAKE
that YOU want, lying is brilliant jcurn
alismi
The sun., 1901-02-11
The Morning News Misleads.

From the Georgetown Union Republican.
The Morning News is either careless
,r wi'fully ignorant upon the Senatorial
itnation when it seeks to create the
impression that "one man" stands in the
way of settlement Of the issue. "One
man" is not responsible for the failure to
elect Two Senators. Zone man" has
nothing to do with the matter. The real
question involved is whether a majority
The sun., 1901-02-11
Ma, Byrne Advised.

From the Dover State Sentinel.
is this compromise with Adu.cks?"-
Wm. Michael Byine.
We will answer MI Bvrnc by saving
it is not compromise with Mr.. Addicks,
aelther IS II compromise with tht
Union Republican party. The Union
Republican party is a permanent or
-anzation independent Ct Mr. Addicks.
With which the majority Of the Repr bill
ans in the two lower counties u thn
state are in sympathy. also about ont.
third Of those in New Castle county, as
howr by facts and figures.
This being the case we cannot ccnceiNe
how Mr. Bsrne hopes to bring about o
ompromiSc between the two Rwnbli-
AN factions, either on the senatorial ques
ion or in future elections, unless the vii
Of the Union Republican party be con
,ldered. Does Mr. Byrne think for on
moment that the remoy al of Mr.. Ad
licks from the Union Republican part
by any cause would destroy that OF
.anization? if so, his plan is feasibl,
But if that be his thought he think
without reason. The Union Republica
oarty has its principles. one of whic
majority rule, and SO long as tina
party has majority it expects to hay
Is say.
Its choice for Senator as long rs !
ives and lives within the borders of II
STAT, will be j. Edward Addicks, ar
hen NJ sh,ll have nassed away =
Uni n Republican party viii still exi
nleSs the boltcrs-ttIe so-ealled Re@1li
Reputlicans-will consent to the will
: Ii" majority.
Therefore, in order TO bring about hi
nony between the two warning tactic
, If the Republican party, the Regula
mist accedc to the wishes of the maj'
ty-thp Union Republicans. Then it "
5 ,e harmony, and not until then.
The sun., 1901-02-11
.pENNSYLVANIARR. R
THE SIAN ROAD OF AMERICA
pHILADELPHIA, WiLMiNGIoN q
aAl.IIMOtsf1 Raj ROAD.

inAI.IIMuKE KAlI ROAD.
..heaule IN ,f,ec. Jahuar, "A. 1901.
,..s i,eaye wilmington as folio w
g.. I,n,,adelphia texpress), l.5l, SO2' ~
~ o 20 1a sov, S65, $50. lv.l io.sl, W.
9;Sy. ~ 10 II IL a. m, xl2.l6, l.Si, sM, sias
sS 6.M. 6,07, $50 6.57. III. s.uo. anu '.A'
RECOMMENDATION, y ~. $40. I1O. $40. ll.oo Q. NJ
=. ~ 10 = 90. 5.1, 63o. and iv.A5 y m !,
For Chester texpress), i.oa' ~. III i, 45. al
5bv, s.iU, s.ou. s.oo lO.ll, ll.1<. ~ n' s,s b "a.
m. LSa SW, t.s 81, o.iv. III aio. nvU. a. m,
i2'su. ~, 4.vv, 90. 300 ana lo.4o =. ~ 81
For New YORK ltnroush eXpressi' a. 80. n
s.oz. ~ tD'ning taa Garg iI I.s ,Dlnins Carr.
o., o. m. ' connecting via Broao street sta q,
tlon. phllaaeiphla,, "a - ~ !. oIe % lzSv, 1881.
2.s2 Sn, i.0s. b.ul. oU. obs a.l'' s.i0' a'''
W For = Boston without change, ius2 a. m
anu Ear ii Newark Center and intermediate
, sta riulisiSl u. m. and o.5o y. M u MN
Baitlmore and Washington, s.oo' 1y ~
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, al All. 4,Uy, 62o, 'o.U3. 6.46 I.uS, i.ao' o.
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3.Uu, Il4, b IL y. I-H lz.io Nj Nv
! Leave Philadelphia, Broad st -eet, 70
! Wilmington (express), Soo. t.lo, -, -. o. /,
/ luz3. IILs H. d. M, xi1,so, Lid, 1.lo' o. =.
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u - Accommodation, 6.3U. 7.3O. ~. loSo,
s NJ. lS, s.4o Va, A.. o,z7. e.Soi w., D.
q li'0' y - SUNDAY TRAINS.
G For phiiauelpnia teApfessl, i.o', 80 %
ar 4 ~ y3o, lv.o2, lva2. ll.to a. ni.' i'o., o.O
4.os. gu, b3U, iii. $40, ana s.io ~ ~. :
Accommodation, I.lu. DIV, e.oo a. -
Of VI IA. z.vv, 4.vv, v.zo. l.2s, and lV4d y. IN.
,g For Chester teApfess), l.o'' 50, ~.
~ IL ~ a. M, l.5i, S.uu, 400, o.ui, anu s'oo
Mt Accommodation. 7lU, o.lu s.aS, a.
re "a a. zvv, i,vv, o.2o, 10, anu lV.tS - Ia
h. k'ur New Aurhl through eApfessJ' l..
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er w.. l.3i lDlHins Y ~. ouS, o.1', w ~
10 ing carr, iii, y.I6 y. M, CONNECTING
~ Broad street SLauun, fhllaueiphis., =
hn 10 b,v y % iI.4o u. 400, o'oo
IN i.bs ov7, Iii. anu 1913 y. M
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1918 a. il., lzvo, Iz.Io, LOO, sal, 4.vs o
.o.Vs, o.io. i.5o, s.il y. IN. and loo nisht'
Baltimore anu intermeulale stdlo
o.ls y. IN, z,Io nlSns.
Leave Pnnaueipnld, Broad street,
" lllnlliglvn lrApIessJ, S.vu, ilU, A.Io, y
n m Is 3 10, 5 ~. 4.4d Duo 90, 90, .
,3I s5, u. 70, ll.2S y. ru. ailu i..IU nls
Accommodation, e.So, 5L, lu.oo d.
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The sun., 1901-02-11
,,EE22GGllssccSii01 Cured
Troy, Pa. Iuly S, 1000.

Troy, Pa, July S, 1900.
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The sun., 1901-02-11
A Study From Nature,

Mans little chunk Of ice
Woman is the snn-<hc lets
Herself beam on him-ah, how nice
And soft he gets.
The sun., 1901-02-11

One of tho New York papers published
i map tie other day which showed Chi
.a-n as being in Ind on the eastern
hore Of lake Michigan. Letters ad-
dressed to Chicago. H., kept going
through all right, however.
The sun., 1901-02-11
He DID NOT SAY 1T.

du Points Democrat --as modlhed IT'S
alleged quotation of remark attributed
to Secretary of State Layton, and now
acknowlt dyes that it did not say what
il alleged. Moreover, according to its
own authority for the quotation, there Is
not only doubt about the alleged con
yersat0n of wnich the quoted remark Is
an alleged part, but about what was be-
ing talked about. The whole fabric rest
ing upon what the du Pont Democrat $
informant supposed TO have been the
subject Of conversation. This is the an
alysis of the latest Anti-.Addlcksite
story. reducing it TO its real proportions.
1t gives no authority, names, no place OF
| date. and does not presume to know
what was talked about or what was
| said. This il the kind Of stuff out 81
which the Anti-Addicksite campaign i
being made, the stuff that is being dis
IpenSed from uu Pont headquarters to dis
credit Governor Hunn'S administration
so Dr. c. Il. Layton whom the Cover
nor chose for his Secretary Of State
against the du Pontite protest, and t
4revent the election of TWO Republca
United States Senators. This analyst
II the story III question was not nece,
sary as a defiance Of the Secretary I
State. His aenial Of the story was sutt
eicnt, but we make it to illustrate VIII
Anti-AddicksisIn is and to show 70 whi
/ miserable resources its advocates hay
been driven to keep up the campaign
! making mountains out Of mole hills.
The sun., 1901-02-11
pHlLA. AND READING RAILWAY.
Wilmington DivisionD

Wilmington Division) ~
Time Table III effect January 70, l3Vu.
Trans iedSe NlIlnnlSton,lr lrrencn otTeet
5taLionl tor Eismere junction, Mont
Shanln, Ninterlhur, GuytnGuurt, Gidh-
gue, Cossart, Chadds Ford Junction,
oGopSon, Nest Chester, Embresvlle,
AIortonvlle. Coatesviiie and intermediate
,tatiuns, daily except Sunday. at 80 a.
M. dally 2.lo and 400 p. m. Sunday only,
,.U1 a. m u
For Waynesburg Junction. Elverscn
nd intermediate stations, daily e%Scepa
sunday, at 7.55 a. M. daily 2lo and 4ou
B. M Sunday only at S.U6 a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and IN
ltermediate stations, daily. except Sunday
IL i.35 a. M: daily 2.l5 and 4.50 p. IN
| sunday only. sos a. m.
For further infornia ton passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the STA
/ lion.
| II G. BESLER. Gen. Superintendent.
| EDISON ]. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. ASeht.
The sun., 1901-02-11

Mr. Carnegie should now put his sS5,.
100000 into an iron pot and bury it six
PAGES north and four PAGES west Of some
prominent stump" 50 that people who
come after him may have cause to hope
The sun., 1901-02-11

Well, let Us hope that the sweet little
lltaen and her duke may be able to rea-
lizr their fondeSt anticipations and never
be compelled to "cut down papas PATS
Tor Willie
The sun., 1901-02-11

a st. Louis woman has been arrested
for wearing her husbands clothes. Evi-
IDENTIFY st. Louis is determined TO have
no Mrs. Nations "in her midst"
The sun., 1901-02-11

=-7--0mcd
m1lld i
year al
Green;|
nari; q
I. Iieiltie1
nous; |
lYarieI|
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15
A Great Newspaper.

The Sunday edition OF the st. LOUIS
Republic is marvel of modern
newspaper enterprise. The organi-
cation Of it's news service is world
wide, complete in every department; (;
in fact, superior to that of any other
newspaper.
The magazine section is illustrated
in daintily tinted colors and splen-
did half.tone pictures. This section
contains more high-class literary
matter than any of the monthly
magazines. The fashions illustrated
in natural cclors are especially valu-
able to the ladies'.
The oolored comic section is a
genuine laugh-maker. The funny
cartoons are by the bost artists. The
humorous stories are high class, by
authors of national reputation.
Sheet music, high class, popular
song, is furnished free every Sunday
In The Republic.
The price of The Sunday Republic
by mail one year Is $500. For sale
by all news dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15
Cattle for Sale.

We have for sale "A bunch Of 100
head of cattle, of the following
description.
q cows and q calves.
10 COWS which will bring calves
soon,
l3 two year old steers.
s two year old heifers
If one year old steers.
II one year old heifers.
3 bulls.
These cattle are in a good pas
ture and can be shown any day.
SUGGs & BRO,
BERwYN, [. 7. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15
Are You Going to Memphis2

Notice is hereby given all
Confederate Veterans in the Chick
asaw Nation, that arrang' Inents
have been made for a spe ial car
to be placed at Ardmore for all
who wish to attend the Reunion at
Memphis, on the 2Sth, ooh and
3Oth of May. The car will leave
here on the Goth. All Veterans,
Sons and Daughters of the Con
federacy, who intend going, will
please furnish me with their nan es
as early as poss BILE.
JOHN GAIT,
Brig Gen'l. Com'd'g.
Ardmore, |. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15
The ARDM OREITE.
Only SIs.7s.

Confederate Veterans Re- Union.
[emphis, Tenn, May % to 30, 1901
|or the above occasion the Santa Fe
butte will sell round trip tickets TO
|emphis, Tenn, dates OF sale May
b, 26 and 81. Final limit for return
hssage June 5, 1901, II the tickets
Re presented to Joint agent at Mem
his before June End, and fee Of 56
ents paid.
IFor further information regarding
ltes, connections and service, call
+ A. DUNHAM,
al, Agent Santa Fe route.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15
Ardmore, |. T.

There Is as much difference be-
tween the fresh cigars made in
Ardmore by Graham as there is
between the 5c and l0c cigars
made in the northern sweat shops.
The same high quality of q l0c
cigar is in Graham's DC cigar. Buy
no other. lO'6.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15
SONS or VETERANS
Are Thoroughly Organized For the
Memphis Reunion.

The Sons of Confederate Veter-
ans should look well to their in
terests and maintain the prestige
that they now hold in the national
organization They will be better
represented at Memphis than any
state in the union, unless it may
be Virginia. This progress is
very creditable to our Division
Commander y. Il. Tisdal, when
we remember that the beginning
of the organization IN the terri
tory dates back not more than two
years.
A special train, appropriately
decorated, will leave here for Mem
phis, 10y way of the Choctaw
route, Sunday at noon, May 2G.
Among those who will attend
from here will be Mrs. Z Y Nor
gan, sponsor, and her maids of
honor, Misses Laura Scott, Lon
Washington, Lena Gardenhire,
Fannie Spencer and Lucy Poland.
Those who attend from Sulphur,
Davis, Purcell, Wynnewood
Pauls Valley and other places will
join the party from here.
1t is highly important that every
camp in the Indian Territory bC
represented at the Memphis reun.
ion, but if any commander is in
doubt whether his camp can b,
represented by any of its members
he should at once give y X. Tis
dial the right to appoint some on,
to represent the camp at the re
union.
Miss Nettie Coleman, sponsor o
the Central Brigade for the Son
Of Confederate Veterans, has ap
pointed Miss Eva Pender of Che
cotah as her maid of honor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15

New center tables, just came in,
at the furniture and carpet house
of G.. II. Jones. Cash or easy
payments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-15

Many fair young child, whose
pallor has puzzled the mother, until
she has suspected rightly her darl-
Ing was troubled with worms, has
regained the rosy hue OF health with
few doses of Whites Cream Yer
mifuge. Price 25 cts. w. b. Frame,
City Drug Store.