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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-05-15

feznfci! Kazdy vhbec msl by ho
po dobrem obede vypfti asi skleu-
ku, coz by mu prospelo ke zdravi
mnohem vice, nezli vsecko pivo,
jak nam nejlepsf zkusenost sam
ma sobe cd te DOLBY, CO jsem je "a
Cal uzivati. Jest to pravy poklad
pro domacnost chutny napoj k
pohledani. Jos. Vlach, Hanover,
Kans."
Trinerovo lecive hofke vino (k
doitanf j v lekarnach, ale pozor
ma nezdrave, bezcenne jeho pa
delky, tu tam vnncovane) je
osvedceny lex proti chfipce a
nastuzeni, silf slabe zeny ditky
potasf panuiicim ma byti stale
donna zasobe, nebot chrani proti
vsem chorobam.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-05-15
DRoBNE zPRAvY.

DIE peelivs sebranJch zprAv
tasopisem american Agricultu
rist' jevil Sc STAY psenice zimni
dne i. kvetna nanejvys uspokoji.
vym, o1 50, kdezto primer behem
minulych pei let dobu tuto OBJ
nasal pouze 81. Psenice jarnf /.
kvetna stzla 81 takto;V NewYorku
Pennsylvania a indiana S.; Illinoi.
o6; Kansas roo Nebraska 90.
We Scranton, Pa, zas s.avilc
pfedminule dtery v poledne praci
goo zamestnanc1 Delaware &
Lackawanna & Western drahy,
jezto nebylo vyhoyeno jich poza.
davku 0 9hodinnou dobu pracovnt
phi dosavadnf mzde. Tim dostoupil
potet stavkujfcfch zamestnanc1
pfi teze draze ma 1000.
Zffzenci poulicni drahy v AL.
bany, Cohoes, Watervliet a Rens.
selaer, N. Y, v pottu asi 1000 vysl
ma stavku pfedmin. dtery 0 4. hod.
ranni. Stavkafi pfeji 81 uznan
unie, propusteni sedmi neuniovyct
zffzencd a ably mimofadni zamest
nanci dostavali takovy plat jake
zfizenci pravidelnf.
Standard Oil Co. z New Jer
sey oznamila dividendu SI2 nj
jeden dflec, splatnou IS. eervna
v bfeznu vypla,ila $40. Min. rol
vyplatila ctyfi dividendy a sice
$40 bfeznu, $40 tervnu, So ,
zaff $Io prosinci. Akcie pro
dzvany byly pfedmin. dtery rane
v New Yorku po $842.
Professor dr.. George H. Gil
bert, ucitel a vykladac noveho "a.
kona chicagskem bohoslovecken
seminafi.' zbaven byl fiditeli svenc
mfsta We stfedu, jezto pry "shledaii
ze hlzsane ueenf drem. Gilbertem
Jest kacffske."
Italstf delnici, kteffz pfisIi dc
lola, Kan, ably pfevzali mfsts
stavkujfcfch delnfkn. zabyvajicicE
Sc vyrobou cementu, byli stAvkaf
a sympatizujfcfmi S temito delnfky
po tube bitce We stfedu veeeI
schytani a dopraveni ma stanie
Santa Fe drahy, kdez nalozeni dc
vlaku, ma sever jedoucfho. Ctyf
muzi zatceni byli pro dcastenstv
We spiknutf proti Italnm, byli vsaL
"a zaruku propusteni. PfedbeznJ
vyslech mimi odbyvan bude IS
kv9tna.
Farmafi, usazenf koIem Siou,
City, Neb., poteseni byli zpravou,
ze Omaha Beet Syrup & Chicory
Co." rozhodla Sc postaviti cukrc.
vsr v South Sioux City nzkladem
$4,000. DIE vyjadfenf Williams
c. Petersona Omahy, jenz jest
dfednfkem spolecnosti,. zapocatc
bude Sc stavbou. jakmile pfihodnt
misto bude vyhlednuto, ae' przce
v cukrovaru nebude letos zahzje.
m, jezto jest roenf doba jiz znae.
NE pokroeilou a rolnfci nejsou
obeznlmeni, alespon Z vetsf ezsti,
. pestovknfm cukrovky.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-05-15

v San Jose, CAL, zemfel We
ctvrtek rAno po delsi nernoci vaze-
ny kraian p. Jaroslav Vostrovsky
sobotu nasledovala jej vsrna
chot jeho, Anna. --Jaroslav Vost-
rovsky narodil Sc dne S. bfezns
1886 v Semilech u Kladna, kraj
pardubicky. v Praze dostalo Sc
mu vychovani roku 1868 odejel
do Ameriky usadil Sc nejprye
Champagne, Ill. kdez Sc ale dlouho
nezdrzel. Byl zvykly ma zivot vel
komestsky, zatouzil po obchode
"a tou pfftinou odcestoval do St.
Louis, kdez zafidil 81 stfiznf OBJ
chod brzy ma to ozenil Sc An
nou Mudrochovou, rozenou W.
touskovou, vdoyou po Janu Mudro.
chow dcerou Jana Vitouska, u
sazeneho u Western, la. Roku
1867 pfestehoval Sc do Cedar
Rapids tam zalozil opetne OBJ
chod Sc stffznfm zbozfm spolecne
s Fordem. Fo dvou letech pfesfdlil
Sc do West Point,l Nebr., kdez
nekolika letech sthl Sc znym
muzem. Odsud Sc pfestehoval roku
1875 do Livermore California,
kdez po ttyfi roxy vedl obchod.
Konecne ma podzim roku 1883
pfesfdlil Sc rodinou svou opet do
California usadil Sc trvale San
Jose. Jaroslav Vostrovsky byl mu
lem vzdelanym. hlasil Sc povzdy
k zasadam svodomyslnym stedfe
podporoval narodnf nc- le. Mrtvoly
manzelh Vostrovskych budou spo-
leene spaleny. Zanechali po sobe
til dftky: Annu, provdanou "a
pravnfka p. Tomase capka ' New
Yorku, Klaru, kteraz Sc venovala
stavu ucitelskemu Jerome Oaro-
slava), kteryz jest Iekafem New
Yorku.
PAM McKinleyoya vazne onemocnela.
v Del Monte, Cal, roznemohla
Sc povazlive nedeli chot presi-
denta McKinley-ho. Den po cd
jezdu 2 New Orleans objevila Sc
ma jeji prstu zanehtice, ruka ieii
otekla prudke bolesti nedaly j.
spati. DR.. Rixey dvakrate bolest
ma prstu otevfel tax trpfci pani
dievu poskytl. Pozdeji trpela ne
zazivnostf stav jeff zhorsil Sc tou
merou, ze Sc president rozhodl
pospisiti chotf svou do San
Franciska. Zde dopravena byla do
domu Henry T. Scotia a die po
sledne doslych zprav DAFT Sc il
lepe. Ma vysledku nemoci jeff "a
visf, bude-li president dalsim
cestovani pokratovati. v pondelf
odjel president re San Franciska
do San Jose, kamz byli zatim do.
jeli spoletnici jeho. Ma namestf
st. James postaven byl skvostne
ozdobeny stan, nemz formalni
slavnosti uvitaci byly odbyty.
Zrovna "a stanem umistena byla
ohromna kytice. maiici 90 stop v
obvodu a pnoucf Sc do vyse IS st.
Uvita byla kvetin vsemoznJch
barev upevnena ma telegrafni
sloup, zarazeny do zeme. Byl to
dar Zen san-jose skych pf. McKin-
ley-ove. Pc odbytych slavnostech
pospfsil president k ldzku nemoc-
ne choti.
Bratrsnee presidentiy V ehuiobi nei.
John Mckinley, bratranec pre-
sident6v, odkSzan byl nedeli do
chudobince v Marshall okresu,
Kans. Tyz bydlel po pet let u
dcery sve Blue Rapids. Pied
tfemi tydny dcera jeho zemfela a
pece o pet malych ditek static
keho otce uvalena byla ma bedra
mule jejiho. Ably alespoi ponekud
mu bylo uleveno, dan byl stafec
do chudobince. Jest jiz 50 ioky
star, dplne hluchy temef nadobro
slePy- vlasy ieho jscu bs!t jake
snfh ch1ze Jeho nejista. Zvlast-
MIN jest, ze al dosud nebyla po-
dana zprava presidentovi o zalost-
nem stavu stafickeho jeho pfibuz.
neho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-05-15
KRONIKA UDALOSTf.
zlotfliy ehIipnfk zaroveh vrahem.

Blize Lansing, Kan, hledala
Ethel Bonnie-ova, dcera zamest-
nance We statnf .kaznici, houby,
kdyz z nenadani udefena byla
neznamym dosud zlosynem do
hlavy omracena Kdyz pax bfdak
zneuctil nesrastnou ober svou,
vhodil j do stare studny, chteje
tax zakryti zlocin svdj. Pc nejake
dobe ale divka Sc vzpamatovsla a
$ napjetfm poslednich sill svych
podafilo Sc j konetne vylezti re
studny. Doplazila Sc dom0 zde
vypravovala o hroznem zlocinu, ma
nj spachanem. Podotkla tel, ze
by 1tocnfka mohla stotozniti. lined
zahajeno pztrani po surovci onom.
Nestastnz dfvka zemfela pfedlnin.
dtery noci nenf nejmensf po
chyby, ze zlotfiiy chlfpnik a yrah,
bude-li dopaden. lynci neujde.
Uvsfil Sc V pive.
Millionaf Samuel Bolton NIL,
mattel pivovaru a vynikajfcf OBJ
chodnfk Troy, N. Y, nalezen
byl patek mrtev kadi vaffcfho
Sc piva We SVEN pivovaru. MrtyoIa
byla pravem slova smyslu uvafe-
na smrt jeho musela byti Okla
mzitou. Bolton rano vstal v Z
plnem zdravf obycejuou hodi-
nu odebral Sc do pivovaru. Jakym
sposobem dostal Sc do kade, nfz
Sc vafilo pivo, jest dosud hadan.
kou, jiz Sc snazi dfady rozlustiti.
Blize kade, jez naleza Sc iruhem
poschodf, nalezen byl klobouk
jeho, jakoz i hodinky Sc fetfzkem
Vzdor tomu tvrdf pfatele Bolton
ovi.ze zhynul nesfastnou nahodou.
Parnik shofeI.
Ma jezefe Superior povstal v
pAtek vecer polar ma parniku Bon
Voyage a tento, hnAn rychle ku
btehu. pfirazil X nemu blize Port
age kanzlu. Teiefonicka zprzva,
zaslan4 nejblizsf vesnice Red
Ridge, Mich, udiva, ze PET clen0
rodiny Altmanovy Laurium uso-
nulo, sice babicka, matka a jeff
iii dcery. Pouze iedinA dcera usia
smrti. byvsi zachrznGna ostatni-
mi cestujfcfmi lodnfm muzstvem.
Parnik uvazi IA meltine asi milf
cd bfehu a ma Sc "a to, ze byl
1pins zniccn piameny. Bonvoyage
nzlezel Singers White Line Trans
portation Co. Duluth.
Dobfe tax.
z Wichits, Kan, Sc sdeluje, ze
v sobotu odpoledne til mlAdk div
ky, nadsene stoupenkyne Carrie
Nationovt, vnikly do Summit sa-
lonu a pocaly kamenim roztloukati
vse, CO roxtlouci Sc dalo. Mattel
hostince, Fred Wolf, srazil dfvky
pesti k zemi, naeez druzku "a
druzkou vyhodil ma ulici. Bratr
jedne z dfvek, WiIhoit, pfikvapil
divkzm ma pomoc, avsak Wolf
udefil jej do oblieeje . povzzIive
jej zranil. Jedna dfvka zIomila 81 v
potytce ruku zApestf. Vytrznice
byly zatceny = dopraveny do NEST
skeho vezenf. Ma veeer pfijela do
Wichita Carrie NationovA Z Harp
ers, kdez zazila nepFijemne dobro-
druzstvf. v meste tom byI cirkus
. KaroIinka pfi pFilesitosti te "a
h6iila talent protihostincom.Avssk
dive, ne1 mohla neJakou skodu
spdsobiti, byls zateens. Kdyx pax
sifbila,I h nsjbIis1fm vlakem mesto
opustl byia psopostsaa NJ svs-
bodn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-05-15
~ (PATISk vYHRAzEN)
.ClTEJTE TYTOPUIYlKY!
Nemdzete-li, toz hadejte, kolik jich tam jest.
Ia vice jak $3.50 cen pro ty,
kdoz uhodnou.
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Zapas tent0 sk0nGen bude Gfslem
re dne 3. Geryence.

Kazdy, kdoz zasle nam spravne vyplne-
ny doleji umisteny istek vyhovi podmin-
kan zapasu, necht' 81 novy ii starry odbe-
ratel, opravnen jest zapaseni = "a
so cent?, zaslanych co pfedplatn6 ma PO-
KROK ZAPADU", opravn6n bude jedno-
mu hadani; kazdych dalsich 25 ctd. ma li6et
pfedplatneho opravni vas dalsim hadanim
Ma hadani bez pfilozeneho obnosu ma
dcet pfedplatneho nebude bran ohled.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-05-15

~ Mdzee ednom temze istku rosIuItsn
die toho, mnoho pfedplatne zasee Tax pFadu:
ctd oprzvni vas zasl<nf enoho ea IS saskaf
Sroo zaslanf M atd kakdteh co daImu ednou Isssf
zldn5 zamessuanea 'Pokroku zkpsdu aenn = sfpoou
ceuy s6eastniiL g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
SAYS HARRIS WILL DIE.
The Harlow Postoffice Robber Keeps
His Mouth Closed.

Officer Deputy J y. Tucker who
is here from Chickasha reports
that Charles Harris who was
wounded at NARROW while attempt
ing to blow open the postoilice safe
is in a critical condition.
The Jail physician has removed
the particles Of broken skull from
the brain and extracted the bullet.
Mr.. Tucker is of the opinion that
the man cannot recover and would
not be surprised to find him dead
on his return. The physician ex-
pressed the opinion that he would
live three or four days after the
operation.
Harris possesses great fortitude
and refuses to give out anything
that will lead to the arrest of the
other safe crackers. He says that
he does not know who the parties
are that were with him on the
night of the attempted robbery.
Deputy Tucker commended the
NARROW night watchman for max
a single handed fight with Al cal
ibre pistol against three desperate
robbers and says the town should
raise his salary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
THREE-YEAR-oLD CHILD KILLED.
Falls from Wagon and Is Crushed by
the Wheels.

Falls from Wagon and is Crushed by
the Wheels.
Special Phone to the Ardmoreite.
Woolsey, l. T., Aug. l4.-The
little 3.year-old child of Wade Fol
som, who lives near Dixie, fell
from Mr.. Folsom's wagon at the
home of Mr.. Jackson, about one
mile east of here, this morning and
the hind wheel passed over its
breast, causing severe, if not fatal
injuries.
Mr.. Folsom was en- route home
from Comanche and had stayed at
the home of Mr., Jackson last night.
He had just started to leave there
when the accident occurred.
The physicians who have Just
retured from there say that the
child will die.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Disturbers of Religious Worship at
Bob-Escape into Texas.

Disturbers of Religious Worship at
Bob-Escape into Texas.
l.. j. Shook Of Bob 'phoned the
marshal's Office yesterday request
ing that a deputy be sent there to
lock after some wrong doers. He
was informed that papers must
first be issued by Commissioner
Bradford who is now at Pauls
Valley. This was done. Judge
Bradford issued warrants for the
arrest of John and Virgil Putnam
and their small brother charging
them with disturbing religious
worship Monday night at Bob. 1t
is alleged that the three brothers
while intoxicated stoned the church
house during services and discharg
ed their pistols.
Deputy Jack Martin went to the
scene and in company with l.. j.
Shook who volunteered his services
on the side of law and order, locat.
ed the young men, but they made
a wild dash for liberty and sue
ceeded in crossing Red river into
Texas. The fleeing disturbers
dropped a rusty forty-Hve in their
flight. The pistol was appropriat-
ed by the deputy and it now awaits
the owner at the United States
marshal's office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
Notice of Sale.

j will offer for sale, and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, at
the Wilmington hotel, in the city OF
Ardmore, Indian Territory, between
the hours OF enc O'Clock and six
O'Clock p. M, on the 22nd day of
August. 1901, the following described
property, to-wit:
43three-piece 43 bedroom sets, ,43 comb
mattresses, 43 all wire springs, 10
six-foot dining tables, 4 side tables,
"a bedroom tables, parlor table, l
five-piece parlor suit, go dining
chairs, 3 child's chairs, "a bedroom
chairs, "a rockers, comb couches,
So feather pillows, ~ wardrobes, 2
sideboards, 33 chairs, 12 Office chairs,
4s bed comforts, 43 good blankets, SO
white spreads, 8 granite slop Jars, AS
lamps. 80 good chambers, SO water
pitchers, "a slop jars, 90 carpets, 36
ewers and basins, kitchen and pan
try furniture complete, carpets for
two halls and forty-five rooms, 10
heaters with pipes, zincs and collars,
all contained and being in the Whit
tington hotel building situated on the
south side OF Main street, Ardmore,
Indian Territory, upon which there
exists lien in favor of Mrs. M. u.
Stowe to secure the payment of two
certain notes each for the sum of
1915, one note for $500 and one note
for $500, upon which there is due
now the sum OF s.; the purchaser
to take said property clear of said
lien; also all other furniture, furnish
ings, fixtures and appliances be-
longing and appertaining to the
Whittington hotel, now in my GUS
tody as trustee in bankruptcy OF the
estate of w. +. Wilmington. Lots
three (3) and four (4), block 4s2,
Park Association property; two hors-
es; 40 shares Ardmore Park Assoeia-
tion (par value 500; lots five (5) and
six (6), block 13i, Ardmore, Indian
Territory.
Said property will be sold for the
benefit OF the creditors of w. +.
Wilmington, bankrupt, and in &C.
cordance with the laws governing
sales in bankruptcy proceeding.
ORRIN M. REDFIELD, Trustee.
Ardmore, l. T., Aug. ~, 1901.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
Have you used VictorexY
Left TO Arbitration.

j. h. Bowles and the railroad
people have agreed to leave the
matter of the value of Mr.. Bowles'
South Caddo street property to a
board of arbitrators. l.. p. Ander-
son was chosen by Mr.. Shartel and
}. A. Leatherwood was selected by
Mr.. Bowles. These men selected
Will Vernon as the third per-
son they will set the price that Mr..
Bowles will accept for his Lrop-
erty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
A COW CAUSES KILLING.
Dan Smell Kills s. II. Hart Near Chick
asha--Mill Give Bond.


Dan Smell was brought here last
night from Chickasha and placed
in Jail by Office deputy j A. Tuck
er. Smell is charged with the kill
ing of S. II. Hart last Saturday,
three miles west OF Chickasha.
Smell is not a bad man, and is
said to be reasonably quiet. Hart
was a native and rented land to
Smell. The latter's cows had been
breaking in upon Hsrt's corn and
trouble had been brewing between
the two men for several days. Hart
had made some threats and said
that as he was an expert with a
gun, Smell stood no chance to kill
him. At the time of the killing
both men were armed with shot
guns. Smell fred a load of number
four shot into Hart's forehead and
the man fell dead. After he had
fallen, Smell shot him twice more.
Hart lay across his gun which had
both barrels cooked. One barrel
was loaded with buckshot and the
other with number eight.
Attorney +. l.. Hutchison ac'
companied the prisoner and made
application for bail. Mr.. johnson
agreed to release the prisoner on a
bond of $500.
THE CHICKAsHA REPORT.
Chickasha, |. T.. Aug. ia
shooting occurred four miles west
of this place Saturday in which
Sol Hart lost his life at the hands
of Dan Smell. Smell owned COW
which for some time had been
breaking into Hart's corn. Hart
notified Smell that if he did not
keep his COW out of his corn, ht
would kill him and his COW. The
COW called again and Hart went tC
Snells place prepared to shoot him
but Smell was ready and shot Hart
Shell gave himself up,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
The Passing
Throne.

100000 go oooOoo~
Jake Simon is in the city from
Dallas.
Arthur Key of Springtown, Tex,
is in the city.
j. IL. Hall is in the city today
from Troy.
w. f. Chastain of Wynnewood
is in the city,
John Tucker of Chiekasha re
turned home today.
Charlie Durie returned last night
from a trip south.
Mrs. John Hammer has re-
turned from Gainesville.
a X. Allen and wife of Ravia
are visiting in the city.
Mrs. f, J. Ramsey is at home
from a visit to Pauls Valley.
Arthur Walcott and c. l.. Byrue
lett this afternoon for Mannsvile.
Mrs. Matte Dobbins returned to
her home at Duncan this morning.
Mrs. Y b. Lynn returned yes.
terday from Rolf, Davis and Sui
phur.
j NJ. Golledge is at Marietta
this week putting on a roof for
Judge Love.
Attorneys d. II. Reynolds and J
T. Coleman have returned from a
professional trip to Ravia.
Mrs. ID. A. Fielder. who has
been visiting in Tyler, Texas, for
some time, returned today.
Mrs. +. s. Sacra and son left
this morning for Texarkana, At
lanta and other points in Texas on
a visit.
w. IL. Horton, Harry Jones and
+. NJ. Chase with Ringing Bros. q,
show are registered at the Whit
tington.
w. o. Duston, Robert Poland,
Ed Ringer, ID. +. Allen, Bud Con-
lee and Ed Roberts are attending
the Wynnewood shoot today.
Z. j. Bartel and A. Z. Strauss,
representing the Victorex Baking
Powder Co., are in the city doing
business with our merchants.
DR.. w. T. Gardner and wife,
Mrs. Maud Douglas and Miss
Medina Cox, returned from Rolf
where they went to organize q
Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. 5. r. Bruce and Miss Mai
dee Bruce who have been in the
city the guests of relatives depart.
ed this morning for their home al
Mineola, Tex.
7. L. Roland has returned from
Keller, where he went to take in.
ventory of the stock of goods be-
longing to w. McElroy, who re
Gently went into bankruptcy.
Andrew Hardy arrived at home
from Durant. He left there im
mediately upon receipt of the news
informing him of the burning o.
his home. Mr.. Hardy is greatly
grieyed at the loss of pictures anC
other valuables that can never b,
replaced and says he has no idea al
to the cause of the fire. Mr.
Hardy's financial loss will reacl
$1,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
After Wrong Doors.

Deputies Jack Martin and j. M,
Reynolds with possemen F. S.
Lively and John Martin left this
morning for the Graham picnic.
They are going on some important
matters and if they are successful
will land some boarders at the
Doak hotel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
Lost His Grin.

On 7. b. Cathey's recent re-
turn trip from a visit to Waco,
Tex. he lost his grip containing
quite a quantity of clothing that
belonged to him and his baby. He
says that some parties who were
drinking boarded the train at
Gainesville and when they stepped
off at Overlook they took his
clothing. Every effort to recover
them has proved futile and he has
abandoned the search. Mr.. Cathey
estimates his loss at $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-14
Two Souls rlade tiappy

G. M. Shields, aged 20, and
Miss Ode Waddell, aged 16, both
Of Cheek, were married this after
noon at the dry goods store of
Westheimer & Daube by Rev. C.
M. Collins of this city. They
were accompanied by jolly crowd
of friends.
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ladies' Aid Society.

Mrs. Robinson will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society of the c. p.
church at the home of Mrs. c. p.
VanDenberg next Thursday from
4 to 7 o'clock. Everybody invited,
MRS. w. T. NIXON, Sec.
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Told by Z
Telephone.
WEDNE SDAY
100000

Several Indian citizens are here
today attending the election.
Our first bale of cotton this sea-
son is on the street today for sale.
1t was raised by Henry Bailey of
this place and was ginned here.
SPRINGER.
Frank Davenport, who left here
about a year ago and went to Cal.
lahan county, Texas, has returned
and will reside here again.
Mr.. Baker began a writing
school here this morning.
BOB.
Both a literary and writing
school is being taught here now.
J. G. Leach Of Ardmore is here
conducting a meeting with good
attendance.
J. d. Thompson went to Ard
more yesterday after an officer to
investigate the trouble here Mon
day night when the three Putnam
brothers threw rocks at the church
house and fred pistols while ser
vices were in progress. An officer
came back with Mr.. Thompson,
but the boys had escaped and to
date have not been apprehended,
Miss Ella Splawn is at Gaines
vile working in the millinery busi-
ness with Mrs. Bell.
II. Splawn has disposed of his
business property here TO w. p.
Thompson and will move TO Thack.
erville about Sept, l.
THACKERvILLE.
Mrs. Murrell returned yesterday
from Woodbine, Tex, where she
bas been visiting her parents.
There is some complaint of boil
worms in the cotton.
Two schools are in progress here
with good attendance
j. Ii. Miller has returned from
Lawton.
MARIETTA.
Il. W. Choate and wife and Mrs.
McNeal are at Durant attending
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Seven cars OF fat cattle were
shipped to Kansas City from this
place Saturday.
w. r. Moore's new gin is almost
completed.
II is reported here that a child Of
Wade Folsom, who lives near this
place was run over and badly hurt
by wagon at Woolsey this II orn-
ing.
REAGAN.
S. d. Walden went to Troy TO.
day on business.
BERWYN.
Mr. Moran is reported as improv-
ing rapidly.
There is some talk of boil worms
being at work in the cotton.
j. p. Taylor's stone building is
nearing completion.
John Hardy and son are break
ing the ground for new stone
building.
DAVIS,
A fine rain fell here yesterday.
TIsHoMINGo.
Quite crowd is here today at
tending the election.
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House for Sale.

One two.room house in North
Ardmore for sale cheap for cash.
Call and see me east of the brick
yard. ii I'm NJ. STovALL.
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Remember.

That / am still here and continne
to pay the highest price for all
kinds of second hands goods.
|1-1m w. III. ROGERS.
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Teams Wanted.

| want six teams at once for
railroad work. Apply ii. f.
Watkins camp near Provence.
IL 2t
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For Sale-By w. s. Smith &
Co, a four room frame house, lot
is 100 by 40 feet, good cistern.
fruit trees and grape vines now
bearing. lin
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A suit pressing club is all right,
keeps your clothes pressed nicely
for 81 per month. Will call for
and deliver all work.
l3tf l.. +. BURTON.
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Ladies who take pride in clear,
white clothes shoRld use Red Cross
Bag Blue, Refuse limitations.
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For Sale.

A fine Jersey COW with heife
calf two months old.
IA 81 NJ. L. FELKER.