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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Now Florence.

Rev. q. NJ. G. Oaks, a former
popular pastor OF the G. y. Church
at this place, was shaking hands
with his many friends the first Of
the week.
Rev. Fred Schultz preached sew
eral sermons at the Christian
church the past week.
Mrs. Martin Booker II slowly re-
covering from a severe attack OF
illness.
l.. ". Brookshire has had some
thing like a family reunion at his
home the past week. His two
brothers and a sister were visiting
him several days.
Mrs. Thomas Owens and little
son went TO St. Louis Monday
morning where they will make
their home for the present.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
graduated.

Oivlie Sheets won the gold pen
offered by Cassie Beck to her
school for the most improvement
in penmanship. Writing is an art
that 10 not encouraged as much
as II should be. We know Of
some schools where tho writing
period is entirely discarded. Any
teacher that sights reading, spell
ling or writing for other things, il
not giving pupils what they most
need.
Now Is the time that interest in
school work should be Mt white
heat. More work should be done
the last month than any other.
Parents are you seeing that
your children do not faltcr now
when the teacher is giving them
addiu NAL work. Pupils. soon will
come "A long vacation in which
there b. plenty OF time for play
parties and other entertainments,
Work should be the watch word.
Teachers, have you outlined
work fIr your pupils up to tho
last day?
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Gamma

Sdililllh
Why does Prof. VIM. Hoss step
50 buoyantlyY Twins. a girl and
n boy.
Will Weldon cont"mplatcs Sc
curing n Kampdng) outfit. so We
are informed.
Elmer Smith will leave for st.
Louis soon. Elmer offers To sell
his buggy cheap.
Jas. Earnest sing. ''Rolcy-an-
rock-a-dcm" to n finish.
Jas. aud Frank Davidson ere
in town Monday on business.
Miss Hoeing, who is teaching at
Nilligan, was called to her home
In Eolia by the death OF her
brother Saturday.
Thos. Chambers OF Pendleton
attended singing at Walnut Grove
Saturday rye. also Mr. Kraft OF
Xroads.
Protractcd meeting begun at
Brush Creek last Sunday eve.
Miss Cassie Beck closes her Sc
cond term OF school at Mudd next
Friday. Miss Beck In well pleased
with the work her pupils have
done this winter.
We understand an effort will be
made to extend Prof. Elkins
school nj Lincoln another month
His pupils say they are not tired
OF work.
Prof. Berger has begun to pre-
pare his school for a big enter
tainment at the close OF school
Ave weeks hence.
Miss Daisy Collins closed sue
cessful 3 months school at Post
Oak Friday.
Notwithstanding "Lagrippe'
Rodgers school reports three sue
cessive days last week in which
the attendance was perfect, and
only four days absence for the
whole week. Is there another
that a make q better showingi
Reports come from Hazel Dell
of the usual enthusiasm and inter-
est in their school. They evan
spelled Lincoln down the Other
night. Prof. Martin is to be con.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Miss Mabel Pate IL on the sick
list this week
w b Mccall is talking of sell
ling his farm and making Virginia
his future home.
Mrs. NJ. +. Messenger left Sun
day for st. Charles in response
to a telegram stating that her
daughter. Mrs. Emmett Clark was
sick with measles.
J. O. Basket of Montgomery
was transacting business in this
ncighborhood Friday eve. He
was accompanied home by Miss
Blanch. who visited home folks
till Sunday.
John Dixon and wife visited in
Montgomery Sunday.
Howard Ellis. the energetic cdi-
tor Of the Leader. passed here
Monday evening.
W. were a proud recipient Of n
81 n hand-om" calendar presented
by ou- worthy editor. II. w. Ma
jor-. II was very Rrtis,cally and
prcitily gotten up. We hope not
to gr. our dates confused In the
fuurp.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
WoIlsyillo.

l.. :. Shcnrrr 81 Macon city
attended tn" Catholic Ball.
Tho Catholic Ball given at KUN
mes hail IN "Wednesday wH~
= grand success. Tn" Wright
City Band furnished the music for
the occasion. The supper .
served NJ MOTT hall aud the tn
blcs were ju-, loaded dogn Sith
catabl"-.
Mr.. :. T. Sharp Of Monigom-
cry was the guest oi Maj. u. Sharp
Mr.. Jennie Lcnox j. cntrrtain-
Ing Mis-, lcnorc Whitley Of Webb
City.
Some Of our young ladies gnv"
u delightful informal reception Mt
Mr.. Davis music parlor last Fri
day eve In honor Of some uf their
young gentleman friends. Nari-
Gus gnmcs were INDUCED In and
music was rendered by Misses
West and Widnman, two Of
Wcllsvillc's most talented musi-
cician. We also had some good
vocal music not excluding "GoO
Goo Eye, as sung by some Of tn"
gentlemen. They repaired at II
p. IN. to Mrs. l.. l.. Kirk for i'm
ported icccrenm and cake. Those
present wcrc Misses Kathcrync
Widaman, Grace West. Josie
Vogt, Lctitia Skinner, Addie
Rcighlcy, Ednah Kinds. Naomi
Pollard, and Dodc Stcuart. Mes
srs Gilbert Reas, Harry Lchnen,
Clinton Moore, Brit Rcighley,
John Motz, John King, Gordon
West. Edgar Reighly and George
Lchncn.
Mrs. WIN. Schulz who has been
the guest Of her sol Henry Schulz
OF st. Louis returned home Sun
day night.
Artic Barnes OF Montgomery
was here Sunday eve.
Miss Blanche Aydclotte Of TruI-
ton Ii the guest Of her cousin Miss
Elsie Aydclotte.
Mrs. IL. Ruesch left Saturday
for st. Louis her future home.
Her husband joined her thcre Nom
day.
7. Gooch was over from middle
town Saturday.
Rev. T. j. Ferrill spent several
days the first OF the week in Trux-
ton.
Misses Ruth Pcyton and Rather
inc Krsoger OF hartinsburg were
the guests of little Jewel Peyton
Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Motz has been visiting
her daughter Miss Josie Motz of st.
Loui
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
West Pranio.

T.. Y. Mhit"-idr- cam" hum"
from the Indian Territory last
week, bringing with him about 10
head 81 cattle which he aud hi-
brother, George. will feed aud
Craze the comming summer.
The Dunkards closed their meet
ing at Horcb church Sunday which
had been In pogrcs, for the last
twu week.. They had n commune
ion service, foot washing aud. 1--WE
believe they called ~, giving the
Holy Kiss.
DR.. Wgg, Of Middictown. was
calling on number Of patients in
this ncighborhood last week.
Mr. Albert Evans, Of Wcllsvillc.
Is in this part Of the county paint
ing and paper hanging. lie will
paint Buck Par,on's house next
week.
l.. V. Whitcsi9cs l. sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Lewis Parsons IL also sick
with pneumonia.
Isaac Ware delivered hogs mt
Olncy Monday.
Mr.. Hollingsworth, Of Olnsy, was
in this ncighborhood the first Of
the week working life insurance.
Charlie Bohrcr, formerly Of this
ncighborhood but now Of Audrain
county, was In this vicinity last
Monday trying to buy stock hogs.
Ward Redish, Of Corso, passed
throug here last Monday with
about 10 head OF cattle he had sold
to Mr.. Grennan, OF Wcllsvillc.
REx
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
FUEL FROM GARBAGE.
London uss ro.nd . Way of usnis,sg
street s~seey4sKa


one o, the modern methods Of dis
posing OF garbage IL to burn u. In
England experiments rave been made.
IN the interest g. economy. with the
immediate utilization Of the heat thus
rrDCuccd. Steam engines and dyna-
mos for electric lighting have been as
-cria.cd with garbage "~iestructors."
lord Kelvin .vinced great enthusi-
lsin over aud confidence In this prop
. ition three or four years ago. Tho
.test development of the idea has
possibly been suggested Ivy the present
h ~ price of coal In Europe. At any
ate. u new form of fuel has Just made
rs appearance In London. and II ~
e imposed chiefly Of street swecpings
Gnd Thames mud. This material In
anhjcctcd Ia chemical treatment tho
fccise nature az which IL not ex-
f,ained. hut. rs In the manufacture
= brigneties from rpal dust an \
i'nsiye industry N Europe some
lhstanc" likc pitch IL employed TO
nd IN. solid or semi solld PARTICLES
rsther. The compound f. subjected
high pressure and . temperature
800 or iOO dsricrs Fahrenheit.
when burned the fuel yields u small
mount Of puWd,ry residue. Tho
orks produced by inis process aro
called 'fuolcitoe' and are sold for
'Itcc f%1rthinrs each one l. said 10
ir sufficient t. cook - lirht breakfast.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
IRoIIfloWer.

Mis-. Dora AylOr returned home
Saturday from independence Mo.
whore she hall been visiting her
brother.
j. Il. Hall sold u line Artist colt
last week Ia Ned Ball ior seventy
five dollars and Monday he got n
horse from Marion Ellis We have
not yet learned whether he
bought II or whether ur. Ellis
gave IL to him.
Doc Hudson visited his daught-
or Yrs. Earnest Schwcngcrdt the
first oithc week.
Mrs. Jessie Kohrcr and Artie
Sailor are very sick at this writing.
Rev. Will Aylor and wife Inde-
pendance Mo. are visiting the
formers parents and he is preach-
ing at Bcllenower at night.
Yes! But Charley Keadle is not
IA foot now he came down last
week and bougt n fine Common
mare from Cucle George Bohrcr.
On account Of sickness ut pre-
sent almost half Of the pupils are
out of school.
John Rodgers and wife enter
tanned a few Of the young folks
Saturday night. Which was en-
joyed by all present.
Mr.. Frisby Of town IL moveing
out to Cort Steuarts place recently
vacated by viii Wyett.
GUY,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
DhnNIIln

Died. Saturday Jan. lHth. 1891.
W. II. Fort. The remains we're
buried NJ the Nctilc gray" yard.
Monday.
Alvey Elliott had he mi-fortun"
~ los" q good horse last saturday.
The animal got down IN the stall.
and Wa found d,Jd sunday morn
ing.
Joe Davis who ti- been housed
up ou account 81 u crrhuuclc un
hi face. H. nbl" {" bee cut again.
Fred Fort. e, Hermann, Ottu
Fort and Mr.. aud Mr.. julie Grouse
OF Mub,rly. attended tine funeral
al ". y. Fort. OTTO Fort will adj
minister ON the estate ofhi- father.
l-ham McMahnn j. having some
surveying done south ot town.
J.. +. Wagner. and wife. are
both down with TIA" grip.
Growing wheat in community
q, looking we'll.
l.P. Shnckclford. ui Americas.
H. repairing hi property NJ this
place.
Recorder Mofiortyr children ARE
cpnyalc-ccnt. DAN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Knox District.

Mrs. John Kelsick is reported
sick at this writing.
John Worley and wife Of near
Wentzville, Mrs. Thurston ana
daughter, Miss Julia, of Now Flor
ence spent the day with the fsmi-
ly of M. +. Messenger Thursday.
The funeral procession Of Mrs.
Redman passed here, Sunday
The remains were inferred at High
Hill.
Three members OF the family OF
Mr Sanders are very sick
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
From Oar Correspondents.
NEW HOPE.

NEW HOPE.
Quite . good deal of sickness in
the neighborhood. John Coz has
. child very sick with something
like grip.
Miss Florence Duncan has been
very i'll, but IL now better.
Rev. d. w. Grave of the city,
preached at New Hope Sunday.
Rev. II. $. Duncan, the pastor be-
ing unable to fill his appointment
on account Of sickness.
John Ball of near NJ. Carmel, is
very sick, not expect to live.
Mrs. /. NJ. Oliver is on the sick
list. with something like rheums-
tism.
Mss Susie Whitesidcs of diddle-
town il visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bob
Oliver.
Miss Annie Shepherd of Wells
vile, il pending a few days with
Mis, Floronce Duncan.
l.. Wprmington of Bethel at
tended church hare sunday.
The weather being fine a good
crowd w,- In attendance at church
here sunday. Glad to- see the
church and community in n pro--
porous condition: this il a great
field here Tor Christians to- work:
hopr 4 great deal of good may be-
done.
Miss Maud Berry Of High liiil.
IL tcachiug our school here this
winner ard giving good satisfnc-
ton so iir ~ we "A learn.
Pete Oliver j. hauling log- pre-
pairing e. build u new house, IN
the spring. guess he il going to
keep bach.
Rev. Vim Penn was out to
preaching sunday looking hale and
hearty; b" says he is ~ year, old.
aud cgn walk a mile to church just
"a we'll - he could 80 years ago..
Squire Pen ~ he i familiar known
recently moved here from Dan
willie. W" ARE glad to welcome him
In our midst.
Sam pm has n sick child; We
failed 90 learn the cause.
Quit- "a number Of the young
folks attended u candy pulling AT
the residence of John CoX's n few
nights ago.
Deputy sheriff Forest Britt and
cstimabic wife. attended church
here Sunday.
Andrew pulcston i look better
than for years. Glad to note the
change. after having such n severe
and continued spell OF sickness last
fall.
As thi. l. one first batch of news
ever sent from this ncighborhood
guess We had bcctcr close or We
might land in the waste basket.
Wishing the Tribune much sue
cess In the coming year. Dos.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Hugo.

Mi. Julia Gnbrn-tirn returned
To- Nnlcnm Iowa last Saturday.
She expect, to- h" absent ,um"
TIM.
Mr.. T.. Gmbrn.trin g. "n the
sick li-t.
Marion Lawrence j. Ju,t rrcoy-
rring from an attack ri thu grip.
Harry Dornnn returned home
from ~. Loui- last week.
There viii be- preaching NJ TIA"
Methodist churcr sunday at .
o'clock by Rev. Roberts.
Frank Greenwich hn. been buy
ing hogs this week. lie bought n
nice bunch from j. Murray.
Rose d.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Mineoia.


billie Gregory l. slowly inn
prpn lug from his attack Of grip.
Herbert Whit"-idc aud DR.. Roy
Mccall of Fig Spring spent FRI
day night at c. q. Blades.
Abb Harrison visited at Mr..
Martins Sunday.
Mr.. Willie see aud Miss Gu-.ic
Cnrn attended the funeral of Ar-.
Goodman at she Bryant grave
ytrl sunday.
Lr li- Blnl"- -prnt sunday ~
j.. G.. Whi,c.idc, near Blk Spring.
Hughes Baker wn- laid up last
w''t with grip.
Pr nticc Martin aud -i-tc- Mi.
R,rl spcntthc latter part of last
week with thcir sister Mas. Geo.
Crane.
Mnr,in lIuddlr-,on and Jo"
CoNingtpn visited Misses Mona
Iona Cpcn sunday eve.
Friday evening Jan. iNth. the
Mi--c- Blade, entertained the
Crukinplr club. Mis- Ola Allen
w"n the prize.
Mrs. Rcdmnn died At nor home
Friday nigh; Jan lSth aud wa
TAX II To- Mt. Pleasant for burial
Sunday.
Miss Blanch Gregory went to
Montgomery Saturday on business
Mrs. Gopdmm died a. her home
near Americas Friday night Jan.
l., 1901, t-hc has been confined
to her bed for thirteen years.
after u two days Hines, of pn"u-
monia and plcuri-y. Nr,. Good
man WI, seriously III from IA,
first aud gradually grew wor-,
until her death; she joined the
Baptist church In ISIS. n she had
lived twelve more days IN" would
have been ~ years old. The fun
cral services were held at The Bry-
ant graveyard Sunday Jan. 20
conducted by Rev. Conlcy. after
which the remains were laid t.
rest in the Bryant cemetery.
A.. Y. Harrison. Les Blades ant
Miss Gussic Cocn attended IN,
crokinolc club at &. G.. Blades
Friday Y
John Graham aud family OF ncnI
Montgomery visited +. VI. Baker
family the first Of the week.
Miss Maudc Hutts, who has beer
i'll OF pncu monia and grip the pas
two weeks, is out again.
Eli Bratton'. family ARE al
down with the grip.
s. II. Baker wentto Montgom'
cry City Sunday to see his nephew
Claude Leach who is very low
with pneumonia.
Mrs. George White IL GONZALES
cent.
VIM. Fort died with pneumoni,
Saturday Jan. 10Th, he was buried
at the Nettle graveyard Monday
He leaves one daughter and foul
sons to mourn his loss.
Windsor Bro. took hogs Il
Montgomery Tuesday.
News reached us Tuesday tina
J. II. Crane Is suffering from a SC
we're ateack of grip.
Ben Blades and sister visite,
their Bro. Joe this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Ii.~.r- \. ..r, =, un.,.l..

inc ....O1" ih.aDn supreme court has
cnd'fod a dc,.fiuu that flowers form
3 necessary feature Of a funeral. Tho
are under confederation was an ar
ION brought by n florist against tho
.dministratorH Of the estate of a de-
eased citizen who had refused 10 nay
'or flowers furnished on the credit OF
he estate. The court justified the en-
1endIture, remarking tina, " the cts-
tom Of having flowers nj funerals ~
well-nigh universal Ia this country and
that. when not abused by e1iravs-
ssnce or u%nseemly ostentation, Il Il
certainly 10 be commended as &ivfnx
appropriate expression to our feelinss
Of respect and love for the Departed"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
IRISH ~uERALpRY.


Know .rGr, 81 hrialdry. which o,cu-
pics % pc WISH ANCESTOR from Eng
aud aud tho continent. b. not munup-
olizcd by them The IRISH IA tlis
uuntfy have rT,.ts and coats 81 81 INA
more suil'uti. and elaborate than
Huy We I. on carriage dupfs and
hiunah'" mote u,p'r lsgr.y Irish
% hau, uf aty account. whether of
he mi n.'Ip stock the Mace and
o. oi o., Anglo Norman or ~ Tho
El.zlic han O. "a. has ~ Insignia
During if,.Hd's yUlr 10 upff' ION
tines" wore IYft Hn1 many lrr utterly
uErovn ~ The t'f ,ulau'f ~ tbs
,rHiu1l u,ffur.. sl,f tl, Sew York
i''.rs IUr b'r. battle uf AuEh-
$685. '"' ~ -. r.poIty of tho
county g. way. was doom tu the an
irdi pump and rurS 81 the u'Kcl-
ys. ara ii'y scattered dll u,cf En-
npo. N'r' INTO the continental ar
'1.'s AMI uu'fuurli ihp nal, every
m' ~" Kelly Greet Boz n w'.ri ant
U., 80 .u % 'uu,'d having Oh. head
. p n' unu' uf % ha- ci.at
Z su nf. 'u. s'" pf 900 g., =.
'y HDIu" Hui tl il
in OOH. H in i.tu d. "C"' ~
Z m" Q 900 10 ton Co., iu,. 'hrr
Z DO NIt % faHu IIr
% uu',.t.a.H % white
li Il HI' 'd 49, r,i t. r.f. .. This
If "'.r rrul tuHe.
th'if seas of nip' pm
q Doll d. ', Awnings
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Ipisd for Hsr t'appie.-

A large barn in the rear OF Miss
Mary wicksn's dwelling vt si7 East
Washington street. wal discovered I'm
a mass Of names. says the indianapolis
News. and when the department ar
rived the structure was In ruins. A
water spaniel doc which was In tho.
yard a. the time Of the hrs ran fran
tiealiy about and finally into the burn
ing lam after several pups. She made
. gallant effort TO rescve the puppies.
but was suRocatsd before she could
drive them ont
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Ko6ol Dyspspsia Cua
0UaG1D utAt ~ 49,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29
Under the Wheels.

Louis Yates of Ardmore is at
the Gainesville infirmary, the re-
suit of Santa Fe train passing
over his body at an early hour this
morning and completely severing
one of his legs. The unfortunate
man was picked up about 3 O'Clock
this morning near the gravel pit,
Just south of the city, where the
accident occurred. He was at
once taken to the infirmary where
he received medical and surgical
aid. Just how the accident occur
red is not known. but it is suppos'
ed that in a drunken stupor he had
fallen asleep on the track. AT
last accounts he was resting com
paratively Messenger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29
The Whist Club.

The club met at Miss Virgie
Kings home last night and spent
a very pleasant evening. After
the games refreshments were
served. Miss Jessie Williams won
the prize. These were present:
Misses Folsom, Green, Duston,
Pulliam, Stansell, Blake. Garden
hire, Wilmington. Amy and Bert
Ledbetter, Williams. Butt. Collins,
Bingham, Alvis, Mrs. Gates and
Mrs. Hotchkiss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29
Buy the Springfield wagon from
Spragins.



A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
Is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results OF
throat and lung troubles. What
shall you do? Go to a warmer and
regular climate2 Yes, IL possible;
II not possible for you, then in either
case take the only remedy that has
been introduced in all civilized
countries with success, Ia severe
throat and lung troubles, "Bos.,
chee's German Syrup" 1t not only
heals and stimulates the tissues to
destroy the germ disease, but allays
inflammation, causes easy expector-
alton, gives a good nights rest, and
cures the patient. Try one bottle.
Recommended many years by all
druggists in the world. Get Green's
Prize Almanac. City Drug Store,
Ardmore aud Madill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29

The Gainesville Register con-
tains the following: Guy Gregg,
a negro man who is something of
a dude, drifted in here day or
two ago. He was well dressed but
didn't seem to have any employ
ment and was interviewed by Po-
liceman Wofford, who found pair
of brass knucks on his person.
Guy is now breaking rock for the
city. Now, Mr.. Booker, let us
hear from you on dudes of the
same color.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29
The Pa ssing
Throng.


II. s. Suggs of Berwyn is in the
city.
Owen Brady of Wayne is stop
ping in the city.
f. j. King was in the city last
night from Berwyn.
+. b. Luke left this morning on
business trip to Oklahoma City.
w. X. Moore has returned from
brief business trip to Sherman.
T. J. Bryan of Savanna, /. T.,
is one of the visitors to the city to-
day.
Miss Good of Muskogee is in the
city visiting her friend Miss Mary
Prim.
Mrs. F, G. Barry departed yes
terday evening on a visit 20 Sher-
man.
John o. Watson aud family have
returned from a few weeks stay at
Sulphur.
S. S. Walker, NJ. s. Cooter and
John w. Shartel of Oklahoma City
are in the city on business.
j +. Bennett, a merchant of
Graham, is in the city. Mr.. Ben.
nett says his community has not
had much rain during the year and
that they will not make more than
half cotton crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29

Don Petty, who assaulted the
little five year old child, Clara
Bells, at Troy. an account of which
appeared in yesterdays ARDMoRE-
ITE, will have a hearing before
Commissioner Hardy at Tishomin-
go today, if witnesses can be got
there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29

When it comes to buggies the
White Elephant easily takes the
lead. More of them are now being
used in this country than any 9th
er two brands. which is. in itself.
the very best recommendation that
could be given any buggy. We
want to sell you one.
BIvENs & WILLIAMS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29

Eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and
sores OF all kind quickly healed by
neWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Ger
tain cure for piles. Beware of coun-
terfeits. Be sure you get the origi-
nal. CITY Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29
of Tishomingo are here today.

OF Tishomingo are here today.
Several Sulphurites left this
morning for Sherman to attend the
old settlers reunion.
AT depth of fifty feet. j. s.
Kirby struck good quality and
quantity of oil here.
MILL CREEK.
The ball game yesterday after.
noon between Rolf and the Mill
Creek team resulted in a score of
Z to in favor of Rolf. II was a
nice game and both teams played
good ball. Our citizens think the
Rotf boys are all right and hope
they will have another game here
in the near future.
+. Tites of Durant is here with
view to locating.
Quite a number of Rolf ladies
were here yesterday to witness the
ball game.
w $. Eubank's store building
is almost completed.
Mr.. Eubanks and wife are in st.
Louis buying goods.
Mill Creek merchants are paving
81 cents for cotton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29

WANTED--A good dry goods
clerk, young man preferred, one
willing to do general store work.
Address l., ARDMoREITE office.
09 Or
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29

Heinz's preserves and app.e
butter are the standards that 9th
ers have failed TO reach. They
are paltable, rich and whole
some. Buy them from Jake, the
sole agent. 25.6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29
Property FOR Sale.

/ want to sell my business, con-
sisting of groceries-produce and
vegetables also my town property.
If you want to buy call and see
what / have in Northwest Ard
more. w. A. WATTS, 25 Ct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29
Business Property for Rent.

Mrs. Dobbins' store building
corner Main and A st. s. w. Best
location in city. See us quick if
you want good business stand.
REDFIELD REAL ESTATE AG'c'Y
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