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lIOTIGIAS.

Aver han debido dar principle
en- Mayagtiez rumbosas festas en- ho
nor de 50 patrona la Candelaria, Los
centr os de recreo tienen organizados
bales y veladas para .estos dias de
diversion,
e, Tribunal Supreme de Justicia
ha casado la sentencia pronunciada
por el Tribunal de Distrito de Arecf
bo contra Francisco Alcazar y ot1o
en- causa por robo en- cuadrilla y 10
lacion.
Ha salido de Ponce para Guaya
ma 4 fin de actuar en- Ia Corte de Dis
trito de Humacao, que Sc traslad6 &
aquella ,poblaci6n, el Lcdo Tirado
Verrier de Ponce.
Noticias, de Santo Domingo dicen
que nuestro compatriota 6r. Hostos
ha presentado al Gobierno de aque
LA Repdblica IN proyecto de sLey
de fondos para la ensedanzs p1 slica,
En- Ponce menudean los robos
y pocas veces Sc sabe de que los au
torres hayan caido en- manos de 10 po
licfa.
Ha ingresado en- el hospital de
locos, de Ponce, Ell individuo jose
Quesada, por hallarse en- estado de
enagenaci6n mental.
En- v.rtud de tener que ausen-
tarse 81 duef1o Sc vende una casa y
una farmacia. Dar&n raz6n en- Ia ca
lie del Arsenal n 9 10
D, Luis Costas Ferrer, de Pc.
nue4as, acusado de prevaricacion,
fu6 absuelto por la Corte de Ponce,
por no resultar probado el delito de
que Sc le acusaba.
Un individuo en- Ponce, de
nombre Tomas Rivera, atropell6
cruelmente & 10 nina de cortos snos
Isabel Rivera. La nina fut conduct
da al Hospital, mostrando graves
contusiones y 81 infame agresor no
ha sido capturado. =
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CablegramS
SPECIAL SERVICE
FOR
LA Correspondence
de Puerto Rico"
W-Y0RK, JANUARY "a, 1901.
(Received at $780, O. clock P. NJ
London "a.

The Prince of Wales now Eduard
the VII. took the oath of accession
at st James palace according to the
laws Of England. The ceremonial
was gloomy as mourning was de-
picted in all the ceuntenances O
those in attendance. The solemn
act was participated only by high
dignataries and representatives of
Legislative bodies.
The body of the Queen has been
removed to Widsor palace where it
will lie in state
New-York "a,
Wall street buildings are dra-
ped in Grape as manifestation of
mourning for the death of Queen
: Victoria.
Paris "a.
Latest kilograms from the war
at South Africa, give information
that should General De Wett appea
at Cape Colony all Dutch citizen
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ANA 0TER0.
PROFESORA DE PIANO

Sc ofrece en- su nueva residencia
calle de la Luna n6m go
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CablegramaS de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
DE
"La Correspondence
de Puerto-R Rico y
NEW YORK ENERO 24-l90l.
(Recibido a la l24 P. NJ
Londres~ "a.

Ell Principe de Gales, hoy Eduar.
DO VII ha prestado 81 juramento del
ritual para los Sooeranos de Ingla'
terra en- el palacio de San Jaime.
La ceremonial result0 triste por
que el duelo por el fallecjmiento de
la Reina Victoria es general.
AL solemne acto asistieron los
altos dignatarios del Trono y repre-
sentantes de los cuerpos legislati'
'vos.
Ha sido trasladado al palacio de
Windsor ell cadaver de Ia Reina Vic
toria, donde es custodiado en- capilla
ardiente
New York "a.
Los edifcios de Wall Street de-
esta ciudad, conocida por la calle de
los banqueros, esta decorada desde
aver con negros crespones, en- sef1al
de luto por el fallecimiento de la
Reina Victoria.
Paris "a.
Los Gltimos telegramas que han
llegado de la guerra Sud Africana,
traen el informe de que, 81 llegase q
presentarse ell general boer De Wett
en- Ia Colonia del Cabo, Sc levanta'
RIA favor del Transvaal todo ell
elemento holandes, que es muy nu
meroso. Esta noticia tiene muy preo'
cupado al gobierno ingles.
Ell generalf.imo del ej6rcito in :
giles, Lord Kitchener, esta distri.
buyendo grandes masas de fuerzas
del ejercito, con propositos de for.
mar un semicfrculo, para envolver
q los beers. Espera obtener ell exi
to que Sc propone, 81 llega reali
carlo sin tropiezos.
Ell general ingles Kertzog soil.
cit6 reclutAr mil soldados volunta
rios, que fl ran solteros, destinados
q la ColoniA del Cabo, los que Sc es
tan reclutando
En- Hamburgo SO ha llevado &
cabo una suscripci6n p1blica para
regalarle una medalla al general
boer De Wett, y destinar fondos pa
ra aliviar la situaci6n de las mujeres
y niflos beers.
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MI esta imprenta - ~
pei de ori6dicoa4 & ~ IN et
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Han embarcado en- Ponce con
destino & Fajardo don Jose Belaval
Y su estimable familia,
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j., En- v.rtud de tener que ausen-
tarse 81 due1lo Sc vende una casa y
una farmacia. Dar&n raz6n en- Ia Ca
lie del Arsenal n 9 10
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D, Luis Costas Ferrer, de Pc,
i1ue4as, acusado de prevaricaci6n,
fu6 absuelto por la Corte de Ponce,
por no resultar probado el delito de
que Sc le acusaba
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11
HISTORY OF UNION PACIFIC.
Eecss Abort the Two Lines In the
Glnanf.- Railroad Deal.

srscss Abo-, the Two Lines In the
Giaanf.s Railroad Deal.
Tna Union cldc railroad, which
has obtgg- e. 4 OF the Southern
Pacific t,iiro Incorporated in
Utah Junc %, 20 succeed the Un-
Ion pacinc tsilv II owns directly
the main nl sror Councii i'uffs, Ia.
TO Ogden. UmhAtola niles; q line
from Kansss CITY TO Denver Gii les;
the line from Denver q Cheyetu 4
miles; the line fror Gaiofbu-g Colo.
TO Lasaile. Colo. i5i miles ant 0i9
miles OF branch lines. backing totai ui
1856 miles Of ROAD directly nFlcd.
Besides this, the Union Pacific 'Nn-
trolls the Oregon Short Line raIlr0ad
running from Granger, Wy, to Bunt
ington. Or. with branch from loca.
tello. Ida. TO Helena, Ida. and anothrr
branch from McCammon, Ida. passing
through Ogden, Utah. 20 Frisco. In the
same state. with numerous branches TO
other points In Utah. There are 1,4S0
miles OF the Oregon Short Line and
1908 miles OF the ogden Railroad and
Navigation company. also controlled by
the Union Pacific, which extends from
Huntington. Or, by way OF Portland,
Or, 20 olympia and Seattle. Wash,
with n branch from Pendleton, Or.
through Walla walla 20 Spokane,
Wash. The Oregon Railroad and Nav
igation company Is controlled through
the ownership OF n majority OF It's
stock by the Oregon Short Line and the
owns and controls total OF {. .407 miles
OF road From ogden. where It's mnin
line ends, II gets into San Francisco
over the Central Pacific.
The Southern Pacific company, which
was organized In 1884 under the lawI
OF Kentucky. owns no track In fee. bu
operates principally through ownership
lines which collectively are known al
the Southern Pacific system. The com
pany has nn authorized capital stock oi
$500. 900. 900. OF which $i07 1892, 14S Il
Issued. Its bonded Indebtedness Il
about S124. .000.o 600 including the bond
Issued In 1900 in connection with III
acquisition OF the stock OF the Centra
Pacific at the time OF the settlement o.
the debt due from that corporation I,
the United States government
The Union Paclhc's authorized com
mon stock Is 500 iTs, 700. OF which sos,
$50. 800 Is outstanding, and Its author
ized preferred stock is Si00.000.00O. o
which S00.3s0.30 is issued. or II
s100.000.O00 nrst mortgage bonds Their
are S96.45s,0O0 issued. The common
stock In 1900 paid 3is per cent dlvi
dends. The dividend on the preferre,
Is 4 per ccnt.-New York Tribune.
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PROSPECTS OF PORTO RICO.

Progress OF Internal improvements.
The Island as n Winter Resort.
During the past month Governor Al
Interior OF four days each. The first
WAS In the western end OF the island
and the second In the south. The
main object OF these trips is TO inspect
recently completed road work and TO In
vestigate the conditions of the country
people.
Speaking TO reporter for the San
Juan News on his return from his last
trip. the governor said: 81 found the
roads IN excellent condition. The
bridges are rapidly nearing compile
ton. These bridges will be subject TO
the sevorest tests before they are ac-
cepted by the government. find the
general condition OF the country 20 be
excellent There ls a large amount OF
tobacco being raised. and think this
year's crop will exceed any OF the past
A plantation owner near Coamo told
me that he feared he would be unable
10 handle II ALL"
The governor speaks In the most
glowing terms OF the islands future
and predicts IA great influx OF Ameri-
can capital as soon as the crop outlook
IL made known. writes the san Juan
correspondent OF the New York Post.
The sale OF this years sugar will. he
believes. demonstrate that there is no
more advantageous spot TO invest In n
legitimate undertaking. lie also thinks
that the island viii develop into an
unequaled winter resort. Visitors may
indulge in mldwinter surf bathing.
with the mercury at rs degrees (the
average).
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District Court.

In the district court today the
following business was transactedi
In the estate of g. G., Bartee
Mrs. j. Il. Bartee was appointed
Administrative.
G.. II. Ebich vs.. James Edison ct
al. judgment as per stipulations
on file.
John Hutchins vs. X. b. Faulk
ner ct al. continued by defendant.
J. 7. Sturgeon W.. Tobe Crisp
At al; judgment as per stipulations
% 6le.
j. l.. Cloud VS.. Lee Stewart; (;
continued b. agreement.
Susie Porter vs. Andrew Porter;
divmce granted.
Cora Ross vs. Earl Ross; di-
voice granted.
Mike German VS.. Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Co.; dismissed
with leave to plaintiff to take down
money on deposit with clerk.
q. w. Watkins VS.. Henry
Fitch; continued by agreement.
John B. Jacob VS.. VIM. Hill e'
al; settled and dismissed.
Blumer Anderson vs.. Ton
Roach, ct al; settled aud dis
missed.
Jenette Mcdaniel VS.. Geo. Jack
son, ct al. 4; continued.
X. S. billiard vs.. Will Gray, e
ct; continued by agreement.
Mrs. Il. G.. Brown VS.. Fidelii.
and Casualty Co. affidavit of resi-
dence filed. Defendant withdraw
answer; iiles demurrer TO frs
amended complaint; answer re
filed.
7. X. West made notary publ
at Durwood.
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TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words Whispered IN Our Ear From
InIsnd Towns In the Territory
Monday Afternoon.
SPRINGER.

SPRINGER.
Homer bikes went to Ardmore
today.
A. A. Kerley is receiving his
new stock of good.
CHAGRIs.
Isa Munzesheimer was here to-
day.
Several parties from the country
were here yesterday.
The wife of Joe Holder, living
two and one half miles west, is
very low. She was reported dead
once this morning but has raj
lied.
WOOLSEY.
A gentleman from Dixie was
thrown from his horse here yes
terday. He was unconscious for
some time. but recovered and was
able to mount his animal.
COMANCHE.
We had good snow here yes
terday, but it melted almost as fast
as it fell.
LOCO.
Monroe Prentist is quite sick.
Mrs. Monroe has returned from
Duncan.
We have several cases of chick
en- -pox, which may be the same as
the light form of smallpox at other
places.
j. NJ. Robertson is quite sick.
OAKLAND.
The Frisco depot at Madill will
be completed this week.
We are about clear of smallpox.
RAYsvILLE.
A Sunday school was organized
here yesterday morning. We had
singing in the afternoon.
Our school has been closed ow'
ing to smallpox, but will probably
be started again next week.
The farmers are idle owing to
the recent rains.
MARIETTA.
postponed owing to bad weather.
BOB.
A literary society will be organ
lied here next Friday.
Miss Ella Van Dover is here Wis.
iting Miss Ella Splawn.
Will Cook has moved here from
0verbrook.
The lectures, which were to have
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Stole Widow woman's PIow.

Red Skaggs and Houston Max
well, who were brought in Satur-
day night by Deputy Cummings
and put in Jail. are charged by
Cummings with having stolen his
mothers new turning plow.
Last Wednesday night these
gentlemen are accused of entering
Mrs. n. j. Cummings premises
and taking the plow; at least il
was missed Thursday. Deputy
Cummings at once set about to find
it. He was not long in doing so,
He first learned that Skaggs and
Maxwell had been to blacksmith
shop with new plow and had the
beam changed. presumably to dis
guise it. He proceeded at once to
their house, where he found the
plow, which had been taken to
pieces and stuck around at differ
ent places in the hay. The officer
recognized it, however, as the one
belonging to his mother and pro
ceed to arrest them. They were
locked up aud will have a hearing
before Judge Bradford.
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Kidnapers nj Work.

A. II. Palmer had a notice in
Sunday mornings ARDMoREITE
Offering a suitable reward for the
return of his dog Cap" which
he said had been stolen or kid
naped. The latter is evidently
correct judging from the following
effusion which he received through
the mail today:
Mr.. Pammer.
Deer Sur.
Ef yu want yure purp
Cap yh ken git hit by bringen
800 in gold and cum alone by
yurself at II O'Clock at mite,
Chewsday mite in the big holler in
Ole man CamePs paster mil
north nv Ardmore Bee sartin and
not tri tn fin out who rit this let.
ter
eff yu don't cum with the muney,
the purp will be mad in hot to-
mollies. Nancy,
It's now up to Mr.. Palmer ant
remains to be seen whether h
thinks enough of Cap" to saw,
his life Tuesday night or not.
Onion sets and garden seeds o
all kinds at A. +. Jones'. 1913
WANTED-Young men and ladie
to learn telegraphy. Situation
secured or cost of learning refund
ed. DALLAS TELEGRAPH COLLEGE
Dallas, Texas. j25 In
Top prices paid for live stock o
all kinds. 7tf
DEFREEsE q HARTING.
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For one week we will sell you at
retail, home cured ham and break
fast bacon at wholesale prices.
Hams, per pound. IL cents.
Breakfast bacon, per pound l2t
cents.
Dry salt bacon, per pound 9
cents. HEATH & JAMES,
lO6t.
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Al the Jail.

~ tUC jail.
Deputy Gayler of Pauls Valley
came down Saturday evening, hav-
ing in charge Tom Henderson,
charged with introducing aud sell
ing whisky. He was arrested in
Wynnewood and tried before Com
missioner Pfeiffer and bound over.
Dick HALEY. charged with lar
ceny. was brought in yesterday by
Deputy Poe from Mill Crset.
Zan Davidson, an all round
crook, horse thief, COW thief ant
lastly charged with burning a store
house, was brought 10 yesterday
by John Mcclure on a writ Of re-
moval from Arkansas.
He and another party arr
charged with burning a store a
Pike absut a year ago. He is alsC
wanted for several horse and Gov
thefts. Zan has been arreste,
once or twice before aud succeede,
in getting away each time
jeff Phillips, charged with steal
ing $40 from Capt. Smith wa
arrested and locked up by Deput!
Henson. Capt. Smith was NOV
ing some houses and had Jef
working for him. He did no
know whether jeff took the none!
from his coat on the wors, o
from the house.
Lon Logan was re eased el
bond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

Prof. ID. II. Boyd, president of
the University of Oklahoma. will
deliver a lecture at the First Pres
byterian church next Friday night.
Everybody invited to attend. Ad-
mission free.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

Use the Charter Oak stove, for
fifty ysSrs the leader. The best
is the cheapest. Buy them from
Bivens & Williams, 20dllw2
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sale Of Queen victoria's Last Photo
graph.

Lafayette. who took III, last photo
graph OF the queen In Dublin with n
sprig OF shamrock N her bonnet. fab
sold. according 10 a Lonfon cable dis
patch TO the New York Sun. over 10O.-
600 copies, and the demand is increas-
ing.
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A big supply of fresh country
butter at A. +. Jones. 03t


EaSo QUInOria. fii dTuggist are
authorized 20 refund tho money in
any case VI chll5. fsver og analAria
II fate 70 cure. prife SOC per pack
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WANTED-A set of books to keep
after 7 O'Clock of evenings. Apply
this office. 3tf
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Oeen delivered here by Rev. Homer
7. Wilson, have been indefinitely
Miss Elsie Thompson has re-
turned from a visit to her sister
near Marietta.
DoUGHERTY.
Mr.. Neighbor is out again, after
a severe case of smallpox.
Walter Buchanan of this place
and Miss Annie Rodgers of Nebo
were married at the latter place
Friday.
- We learn that l. s. Wright, who
went to Georgia during the holi.
days, is quite sick there with
smallpox.
SULPHUR.
Cathey Bros. have sold their
livery business to Mr.. Mysing Of
st. Louis.
Postmaster Steer has moved the
postoflice across the creek to the
east side.
Bob Hutchins of Dougherty is
here.
Mr.. Sherrer is here from Ohio.
DR.. Wood has returned from
Ardmore.
DR.. Ryan has returned from
Memphis. Tenn, where he attend
ed medical college.
wYNNEwooD.
Nath r. Mackey, consul com
mander of the Wynnewood camp
Woodmen of the World, left Sat
urday night to attend the grand
lodge of that order now in session
at Omaha, Neb.
DR.. Thos. Walker visited in
Davis yesterday.
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Notice.
The Bankers Uuion of the World

Sllllneet I'm ogu' st ion Tue
DAY night the i2th, at 73C
O'Clock Business Of Importance
q. M. CoLMEs, Pres.
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We make a speciality of renting
houses and land and collecting rents
7tf DEFREEsE & HARTING.
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Touched Him for 50.

Yesterday sometime during the
afternoon while j. M. Reynolds
was waiting on first one and then
the other, at his place on East
Main street, some one had the au.
dacity to go to his money drawer
aud purloin "a of his hard earned
money. Mr.. Reynolds says sew
eral times he had to go out to
make change, and it must have
been during one of these times
that the theft was committed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

just think Of it-dressed quail 3
for % cents at Heath & James.
IN "a
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The Daughters of the Confeder-
acy will hold their next regular
meeting at 3 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. T. Y. Morgan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

Craig Bros. will occupy the
Cruce building within few days
with a new aud mp to date stock of
clothing and gents furnishings.
For further announcements watch
the columns of the ARDMoREITE.
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commissioners Court.

commissioners court.
Judge Bradford is back from
Center and went at once to busi-
ness. This morning Harrison
Morris was brought. 'Sthore him foi
stealing ehialg,es from Sidney
Suggs. >rhe evidence was conclu.
sive and Harrison was bound over
in the sum of 5000. iu default OF
which he now languishes in Jail.
Pictures framed to order at a
very low price. A big line of
handsome moulding to select from.
All work done promptly. 10 m
T. G.. BRIDGMAN.
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WANTED-A wet nurse. APP
ply to Doc Fielder. Stf
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THE PASSING THRONG.
All the Worlds q stage and Each
one Plays a Part.

Jim Green, Of Earl, is in the
City.
w. II. Moore came in from Red
Rock.
X. l.. Lowenstein is in the city
from Greenyille.
DR.. J. w. Moffett returned last
nigt from Oklahoma City.
Mrs. ID. Redfeld left this morn.
ing for Wichita Falls, Texas.
Mrs. c. p. Bruce is here from
Pauls Valley visiting relatives.
NJ. G. Vaughn of Sterrett was
pleasant caller at our Office today.
X. IL. Skinner and wife are reg
istered at the Wilmington from
Denison.
Geo. w. Tate and son of Mill
Creek were in the city today on
business.
Judge g. G. Potter and his
daughter Miss Grace, came up from
Gainesville today at noon.
X. Ii. Beard came up from
Gainesville today and will remain
IN our city for the paesent.
w. X. Blanton, j. Swartz and
ID. Deuber of Gainesville are in the
city and registered at the Whit
tington.
Momon Pruiett, II. T. Jones
Albert Rennie and II. NJ. Carr
came in from Pauls Valley this
morning.
Warren Stewart is here toda,
from Pauls Valley, spending
his birthday with his mother, Mrs
j. w. Stewart.
Jerry McClusky, Nathan Adler
w, +. Haynes and II. w. Field
ing are here from Davis and stop
ping at the Wilmington.
Buck Garrett and Jim Chancellor
came up from Sherman last night
Buck is much improved and walk
ing about the streets today.
Mitchell Stewart, who has beel
so long with j. r. Pennington 1
Co, leaves tomorrow morning 70
Tallahoma, Tenn. on business an
to visit his mother.
/. r. Mason left this mornir
for Wagner, |. T., as delegat
from the local Modern Woodme
of America to the meeting of tn
state camp of that order. Fror
that place Mr.. Mason will go t
Joplin, Mo-, on business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

Children never cry very loud for
1T, but they do like DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. Ask w. b. Frame,
Ardmore, Davis, Oakland.
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- omers and FRIENDS.

n .ust omers and FRIENDS.
10 state that you need moi
W o come to my store to
sssding. Is l will not al
,Ss 70 the building who
A2osed 70 smallpox.
~ dock. Thssstre.'oYp
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disfavor with many se..J'he
5<<h republicaus and democrats
20 openly charge him with indli
..ce. Hitchcock is rich and
Sesu,t care, bnt it is believed he
IN step down OF his own '"fqss' pas,
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The Benevolent society will meet
with Mrs. Sidney Suggs next
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

The famous Leader cook stoye at
J. b. Spragins & Co.
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ord -t'N PIUN HuNUVHlIuk lHe
passion flower. butshe a vote OF 20 to
10 the house declared in favor Of the
apple blossom.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

Who does not remember today
two years agol The thermometer
went to nineteen degrees below
zero, and it was the coolest day
Ardmore ever experienced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

Iyine canned goods. any kind
~ Sant at Jenkins the grocers.
NJ 1927
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11
A Valentine Social.

The ladies of the Broadway
Methodist church will give Val
entine social Thursday, Feb. IA
at Mrs, j. n. Moore's residence
beginning at 1880 O'Clock in tn,
evening. A program is being ar
ranged and will be announced later
A cordial invitation is extended tC
all. and especially the young folks.
Wolverton Grocery Co. has
Diamond g mince meat,
Cream of Wheat,
Seeded raisins,
Cabbages
and big stock of other fresh gro
ceries. Trade with them. 10
women's Foreign riission Society,
There will be a meeting of the
Foreign Mission society of Broad
way church. at the parsonage,
Tuesday afternoon Feb. -, at
O'Clock. This will be the time for
annual election of officers. All
members please be present.
Mrs. MARY kEARNEY, Pres.
For Sale or Rent.
a four room house. Apply at
Jones Bros. Caddo street. 10 3
Chase 4 Sanborn's coffee at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-11

1 Benevolent society will meet
W Hnsgs Tuesday after
Y clock. not Wednesday,
B va in Sundays paper.