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the matrimonial dart among each. But this was fruitless. Less than six months afterward Mollie also left home, taking up the dim trail of her lover She traced him to St. Louis, and from the latter place to Leaven- worth, Kansas, the then gateway to the Pacific.
 It was here that the devotion receiv- ed its first sting and a life of purity and delicacy was weighed with the rough coating of despair and harsh ness. Her lover had become involved in a personal dispute and died at the hands of a fellow laborer. She vowed that the slayer should also be slain and accordingly followed the dim plains. in a vainer search. She went as far as Utah overland, disgusting the vocation of a driver of teams. She was unsuccessful and returned. Later she received another clue that again proved futile, going as far as Santa Fe. and later down the Rio Grande. She then returned to Leavenworth again. and it was here that she became seem Prescott in the eos.
 HUH ludt udJ sue lC-l, was one familiarly known to all, but with all of her waywardness, her masculine methods in manner and garb, she was, with all of ,hese faults, a noble and charitable woman. She has been known to ride miles to reach the afflicted and with her own means has generously extended help, and without any solicitation whatever. She became legally welded to a few men of this section. but treated the matter indifferently. and while under the in fiuence of liquor, time and again, had been heard to give utterance to her thoughts that carried her back to the days when she was pursuing the ob- ject of her hatred.
 She was an excellent shot win the pistol and always carried one with her. In horsemanship she always rode astride, and only once in seven years was she seen in Prescott attired in feminine clothes. In her delirium while in the asylum, her mind at times would seem to be c'ear and bright recalling features of people and events of her life of long ago.
 Her declining days were seemingly passed without any physical suffering, and she passed away quietly and peacefully. Her life was one of the few women of the pioneer days and an ex- ceptional one, too.-Journal Miner.
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(Continued from page one.)
Churcb and Cburches

The church is thoroughly organized for service. The Rev. Harvey M Shields, Ph. D., is pastor. and the ruling elders are: Messrs Smallwood the clerk of the session. J. w. Wright B. M. Durley, Silas Ross, G. J. Will lims, c. l.. Caven. M. D., and c. J. Claussen.
 The board of directors. recently or ,ganized, is composed of Messrs l. Caister, c. c. Rouzer and c. W. Claus sen. This board assists the pastor in relieving those who are in sickness or any distress in the community, and work in conjunction with the Ladies society.
 The board of trustees who have charge of the temporalities of the church is composed of the following gentlemen: Mir Walter Douglas, Mir. Stuart w. French, Prof. Claude Smallwood, Mir c. c. Rouzer, Rev. J. c. Prichard, MT. Morris High, Mir Lee F.Hanmer, MT. Neil Ferguson and Mir. I. c. E. Adams. This board is organized as follows: MT. c. c. Rouzer, President; Prof. Claude Smallwood, vicepresident: Mir Stuart W. French, Secretary; MT. Lee F. Hammer, Treasurer Just now the board of trustees are completing the arrange ments for the. incorporation of the church.
 The ladies of the congregation are formed into an Aid Society and have in a quiet, thorough way, ministered to the suffering without distinction of religious sect. Frequent meetings are held for work. This society is one of the most active and helpful in the church. The officers are: Mrs. Silas Ross, President; Mrs. Morris High. Secretary; Miss Anna Nichols, Treasurer; Mrs. H. M. Shields, Chap lain.
 The Sunday-school has an enrolled membership of two hundred. The in- terest is strong and constant. Mfr. Lee F. Hammer is superintendent.
 The church Is making use of the library hall for its services at pres ent, but within few months will have beautiful and commodious home con veniently situated and tastefully furn- ished. The music lovers of the con- munity are looking forward to the pipe-organ.
 The Presbyterian church invites the cordial cooperation of the entire | Christian element of Bisbee in the | important task of meeting the spiritu- | al needs of the people.
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THE OLD LOVE, BEST OF ALL.

THE OLD LOVE, BEST OF ALL. Love calls but once and he who hears The music of that heavenly call Sings but this song through all the
 years
 The old love is the best of all! And though our heads be bowed and
 gray
 And that dear love beyond recall, We sing the good old song for aye The old love is the best of all! And so, sweet love, may you and In heaven above this scng recall Still singing in eternity
 The old love Is the best of all! Aye. though 1t be . chastening rod. We kiss the face beneath the pa1l, And. mute with anguish, bless our The old love is tAe bet of all.
 Eugene Field.
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Me9u York
 ...Fashion Letter

New York, Nov 29.-Arbiters of fashion of the old school used to con slider it the acme of bad taste to mix the seasons in dress The modish wom- an of today shows how completely her ideas are at variance with those of her grandmother by combining all sorts of materials, no matter how incongruous as long as the effect is pleasing.
 Two greater extremes than chiffon and fur or lace and fur cannot be imagined, yet these materials consti- ute many of the smartest wraps and gowns of the season For instance an afternoon toilette in white beaver shows inlet panels around the bottom of the skirt of plaited chiffon draped with lace and secured at the top with tiny heads of ermine nestled among half a dozen or so tails. Certainly the fur-bearing animals are prodigies in the matter of candle appendages, if one is to judge by fashions for muffs and boas and trimmings supposed to be made from a single animal show anywhere from two to twenty tails varying in length as many inches
 The bodice of the white beaver gown in question is distinguished by almost puritanical simplicity; but this is gain ed by the unpretentious manner in which the decoration is arranged. The front shows a yoke of chiffon embroid- cred in silver leaves and bordered with a narrow band of Oriental em- broidery introducing pale blue, coral and golden brown as the color scheme.
 The sleeves, which fit snugiy to the elbow, have an undercuff of white sat in overlaid with the embroidered chif- ion and gathered into a graduated wristband of embroidery.
 Completing the costume is an inn mense gainsborough hat of white beay- CT majestically trimmed with sweep ing white ostrich plumes above and be meath the brfm.
 Black and white though much affect ed by women of chic are relieved by . touch Of color. This. however, ap- pearB only at the neck or vest. with the suggestion repeated in the cuff. The fashfonnble woman has c realiz- ing 8en6e of three things-her station, her own age and her own points-and this may be said to be the secret of her success in dress. And 1t may be added, to the credit of the American woman, that though her station be not always Of high degree, she is blessed win an eyquisite taste and talent for "manipulating" maferials that help her to appear smart even though her gowns be inexpensive
 The great demand for fur has only served to make it moro costly and the novelties introduced almost defy imi- tattone. EFnine. however. which Is specially popular for evening wear may be duplicated with excellent effect by using heaxy white velvet upon which are seWn imitation ermfne tails. these are sold by the yard for . nomi- nal sum and are easily embeded h the velvet gurface.
 Squirrel. which is probably the most popu1ar of the new furs comes In vari ous gzudes, thus obviafing, to great ex- tsst <ho nscessIty for duplication The
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sIssEE's cIoAR FACTORY.

Bisbee's cigar factory has at last been able to place its products on the maeket and they are proving very sat isfactory to lovers of . good smoke everywhere.
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ed effect ill front and is cut low to dis close a chemisette of some contrasting fabric.
 The skirt has an inverted box plait each side of the front gore. and bands of fat trimming and buttons are used to triEi.- New York Evening Journal
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WOMAN AND FASHION
Costume For Small cfrL

Costume For Small Girl.
 This natty design will lend itself to any of the fayorite gown materials generally employed for young girls frocks. The blouse has a double breast.
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There win be services at the churches today and special musical programs have been prepared. You are cordially invited to be present.
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A Winter Coat.

One of the new coats in tan broad cloth. the collar. revers and cuffs being
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Ledger.
 Germany has q new university, Nun ster. in Westphalia. which now has the complete number of faculties. For many years Munster was called an "academy.r as it had only a double theological faculty. Catholic and Prot estant. and . philosophical faculty.
 stsu che Clansine Effect.
 Unlen some new and unexpected bdea should be suddenly promulgated ih dress the styies are hxed for the winter. Sinuous grace of outline is tho keynote. gowns fitting over the hips with . ciineing effect and faring at the bottom This flare Is shown even in the new walking skirts. But t b not just exactly the same kind of . fare as obtained last year. There b as much fullness, but 1t is begun higher up. leaving less abrupt effect 1t the foot The clinging nt obtains to the depth of twelve or fourteen inclses from the waist line. below which the skirt expands gently and gzadually.
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FoR rHR COMING SEASON.

trimmed with an applique of velvet n . vinelike design between narrow bands of the velvet. = Philadelphia Ledger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-08
Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary on the estate
of DR.. A. j. Wolvertor, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, Mrs. Hes
ter Ann Wolverton, as executrix, and
w. S. Wolverton as executor, dated
December 91st, 1901, by the GATED
States Court for the Southern Dis
trict of the Indian Territory, at Ard
more. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to ex
hibit them, properly authenticated, for
allowance to the said executrix and ex-
ecutor, within one year after date Of
said letters testamentary, or they may
be precluded from any benefit in said
estate; and IL such claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the date
of said letters testamentary, they shall
be forever barred and precluded from
any benefit from said estate.
Ardmore, Indian Territory, this the
31st day of December. A. ID. 1901.
Hester Ann Wolyerton, Executrix.
w. S. Wolverton, Executor.
First published January /, 1902.
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HARdROVE COLLEGE.

Starts off we'll. She has by
far the best faculty for scholar
ship in her history. Our motto
is nothing now and for the fu-
ture except graduates from high
grade colleges or universities.
We are done with experiences
Prof. V. o. Humphrey, a
graduate of the Grant Univer-
sity of Tennessee, reached Ard
more Friday and at once took
charge of the chair of mathema-
tics. Prof. Humphrey is a
specialist in this department and
is a splendid addition to the
faculty of Hargrove College.
Miss Irene Lipscomb of Texas
got in Saturday night TO take
position in Hargrove College.
Miss Lipscomb holds three di-
plomas, having taken the b. S,
degree in the Wesleyan Female
Institute, Staunton, Va; the A.
B. degree in the Virginia Col
lege for young ladies, Roanoak,
Va. Then she has a diploma
from Smith S Business College
Fort Smith, Ark.
Prof. Humphrey and Miss
Lipscomb take the places of Mr..
and Mrs. Young, who have gone
back to Alabama, for satisfac
tory reasons to the management
of Hargrove College. Christian
Advocate.
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THE MoReY STOCK COMPANY

Mr. Aaronson. manager of the
Opera House. says that the perform.
ance given by the Morey Stock Com.
pany are superior TO those given by
many Of the higher.priced companies.
lie has selected them as the best
popular priced show he expects to
play this season. and only booked
them after taung particular pains to
find out as to the merits Of their diff
feront performances.
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Set on Fire.

You doubtless have learned through
the Ardmoreite that some one at
tempted to burn my shop, and to my
customers | desire to state that
have taken out a fire insurance policy
which absolutely insures me against
loss and will become wholly respon-
sible for all vehicles and implements
of all kinds left at my shop for re-
pairs. |. N. STINSON.
Broadway, Ardmore, l. T. 7d4w4
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Luella Morey.

He says they carry all their own
special scenery complete for each pro
duction and. excepting Faust" not
one play in their repertoire has ever
been presented in Ardmore They open
a weeks engagement on Monday
aight, January 18th, presenting as
their opening play "A Royal Slave"
mounted with beautiful tropical seen
cry and gorgeous Mexican costumes.
Prices for this engagement will be
10, 20 and 35 cents.
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Mission Meeting.

There will be a mission meeting at
the South Ardmore Baptist church,
beginning tonight and continuing
each day and night until Friday night.
A very interesting program for dis.
cussion will be carried out at each
service. Many preachers will be rres-
ent during the meetings. Sorv' es be
gin at 8 o'clock, morliu 1'3c
O'Clock afternoons, and Z o'c ck ev-
enings. Everybody invited.
j. b. HAYS, Pastor
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Cold Storage.

All lovers of something good to eat
are invited at the Cold storage on
Main street. where you will find at all
times the choicest meats, fowls, salt
and fresh fish, oysters, game, mince
meat, salads, butter. cheese, and ev-
erything tnat belongs to u modern,
high-class market.
7-tf l.. PEYTON.
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" PERSONALS. II

sooooooooooooooooooooooooe
A. Pearson is here today from Dem
son, Tex
II. A. owen came in last night from
Fwoodvlle.
Deputy J. b. Davis is in the city
from Colbert.
w. w. Smith of Marietta was in the
city yesterday.
II. d. Faulkner of Dougherty was
in the city today.
DR.. A. G. Easterwood of Marsden is
in the city today.
Vernon Liddell. w. ID Gooch, T.. =.
Cain and L. w. Hunter are here from
Gainesville.
O. w. Patchell, a prominent lawyer
of Pauls Valley, is in the city today
attending court.
w. c. Blackburn and Taylor Polk
Of Ada were in the city this morning
and left for home.
II. A. Konlde was released from the
court this morning and returned home
to Saltwater. O. T.
w. d. Gooch of Callisburg. Texas.
was a business caller at the Ard
moreite Office this morning..
Mr.. Trupe and family, who have
heen residing here. have moved to
,neir farm near Marsden.
|. l.. Goldman of Fort Worth is in
the city spending a number of days
with his friend, J. j. Dabbs.
Mrs. d. w. Butcher left today Cor
Oklahoma City to attend the funeral
of her nephew, Albert Lawhorne.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sherill have re
turned from Economy, Ark, where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends.
A. w. Heaey, chairman of the town
site commission left today for John
son, where he will appraise the prop
erty.
II. W. Braanum and family. vino
moved to Paoli a few months ago
have returned to this city and will re
side here again.
Ed Sandlln has returned from a holi
day visit with his parents at Moulton
Ala. His younger brother, Feltch, a.
companied him and will make his
home here.
Mrs. l.. n. Murdoch. the local repre-
sentative of the Northwestern Ma
tional Life Insurance company has
gone to Dallas to meet the manager Of
the company.
w. A. Gillian is at home from a bus
mess trip to Lawton. He says that
that town has more people and many
more business houses than Ardmore
Mr.. Gillian. like many others, is of
the opinion that the town will be nc
larger in ten years than it is today
Among the former Ardmore people
he met there were Harry and Walter
Jones, l.. c. Young, Lee Watson, NJ.
A. Berryhill and Johnnie Bennett, all
of whom, he says, are doing well.
Floridini, the nightingale, opera
house, Jan. 21.
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Cotton Market.

The cotton market opened weak
this morning. going up a little
during the day, and closed up
Lint cotton sold fer 6 to 7 .25 while
seed cotton brought from $50 to
2.55. Cotton seed $l4 per ton
Receipts about 80 bales.
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At the Jail.

A. l.. Martin was brought in this
morning by Deputy Bob Nester on a
charge of larceny of horse. He was
arrested at Ada on a grand jury war
rant Later In the day Martin made
bond and was released.
Marten Whiteside also made bond
and was released.
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Mrs. John White who lives in
the east part of town is very dau-
gerously i'll of Bright's disease.
Mr.. White is employed at M. F.
Bomar's grocery store. We trust
that she may soon recover.
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The Daily Ardmoreite to your home
folks will cost you $500 for the year
You never invested money In more
profitable concern. Send II TO them
now. They know the worth of good
paper and want to read the Ardmore-
ito.
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He will be here with budget of
mirth. Three hours of solid laugh
at MY Uncle from New York" Satur.
day night at the opera house.
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Copy for publication must be hand
ed to the Ardmoreite not later than
2 o'clock to receive attention same
evening.
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Dray No. 20 is always reliable
and prompt. When you want any
hauling done, phone No. 20,
Chickasaw Lumber yard.
dc I'm X. b. WILKINSON.
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The Balm wagon is great ia
vorite among those who use them.
When you buy the Balm you make
no mistake. Spragins Il Co. sells.
them.
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Business Property for Sale.
Having concluded to retire from my
business, | offer my property known
as the Kloski Opera House. also my
residence property, for sale.
Set A. KLOSKI.
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Cocoa Blend" is the best medium
priced coffee on the market. Ask your
grocer for II. 2-6t
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Son Bros. will furnish free Quail
Brand" coffee to all church festi-
walls. 2-6t
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my Uncle from New York" will b.
at Klosk. opera house next Saturda.
night.
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sananasl eananasl

A car load OF bananas Must be sold
in twenty-four hours at Spois!a's bak-
cry; 10 cents and 81 per bunch. SGT
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Cotton seed meal always on hand,
and you will find at my store the finest
Georgia ribbon cane syrup you ever
saw NJ f. Bomar
29-lm
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II is impossible to make coffee bet
ter than Quail Brand" You can get
It at Son Bros. 2-6t
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Bring your shoes to be repaired t
Hamilton's shoe store. He has a first
class workman. 17-tf
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You will always regret it If you fail
to see MY Uncle from New York"
at the opera house next Saturday
night.
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r. w, Yelldell is con d to his
home with erysipelas.
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9ananasl BananasI

A car load of bananas. Must be sold
in twenty-four hours at Speigle's oalS-
cry; 75 cents and 81 per bunch. SGT
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ARDMORE TRANSFER
Stewart & Chancellor
Successors to Light d stewart.

X UBBER tire Carriages and
Hacks meet all trains day
and night. SPECIAL attention
given to private calls. Phone
27 or leave orders at City
Livery Stable, North Wash
ington St.
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of electing nine directors to serve th'
ensuing year.
LEE CRUCE, Cashier.
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Hand in your locals not later than
2 o'clock II for that evenings Ard
moreite.
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You can see MY Uncle from New
York" Saturday night at the opera
house.
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Good coal sells fast, cause it's the
quality ythat does 1t. Laidiaw has the
quality. 5-tf
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That fancy lump coal of Laidlaw's
is going awful fast. 5-tf
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Hear the famous tenor, Cutter, with
Floridini company.
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Quail Brand" Coffee will be fur.
nished FREE to all church festivals.
Son Bros. 2.6t
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A MPLE machinery and skillful work
- men. Boots and Shoes mada to or
der Repair work of any kind done at
reasonable prices. Boots from 81 to si2.
shoes from 81 10 80. Expert Stitching
and Patching done.
All work guaranteed. reduction OF
20 per cent on all work for poor widows
and orphans.
shop Boots and Shoes kept on hand
for sale. Your custom will be appreci-
ated. II. J. DIXON.
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ladies who take pride in clear
white clothes should use Red Cross
Bag Blue. Refuse limitations"
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For shelving and counters, see
Donaldson. 7tf
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A Great Attraction.

Floridini. the lyric artist will ar<
pear here shortly. Watch date. 5-5t
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ITO always be happy, use Red Cross
Bag Blue. Refuse limitations"
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An artistic attraction-Floridini.
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Secure seats for Floridini.
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Going TO have a coal famine. Place
your order now with Laidlaw. 5tf
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Floridini has sung in the principal
cities.
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The Jewel scene from Faust"
Floridini
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To complete a perfect dinner, serve
Quail Brand" coffee. Son Bros. 2-6t,
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Business Property for Sale.

If its Quail Brand" its the best. 2-6t
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DixOn's Shoe Shop

Wilmington Building south side Eas
Main 81 ardmore, I. T.,