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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

A. Sandyig, father OF Mrs. w. c. Ken.
dali, erie and Andrew Sandvig, passed
away Wedns sday morning from an at,
tack OF pneumonia. Interment takes
place tomorrow. An obituary notice
of the deceased will appear next week.
The boss B~uttermaker, G.. 5. Payne OF
the convention at st. Panl Saturday
morning. He says these conventions
are just the thing. and That farmers
should attend them us well Us butter
makers.
The house cleading season is at hand
YOU will need a new carpet for the par.
Tor or % nice rug for the dining room,
a fine line OF the latest textures designs
and patterns are always to be found at
the old Furniture store-}enjamin K
Foster.
At the regular meeting OF tho Fire
Company held Monday evening com
mittee oil seven were appointed to APP
pear before city council at the next
meeting Tor the purpose OF proposing
improvements IN the fire protection oil
the city.
Manager Slieelar favors the plan, as
advocated by the Reporter, oi skimming
stations in connection with the Webster
creamery. Iou want u skimming sta
ton, the creamery wants to put one in,
NIL there is to do is to get together and
do business.
4 pleasant wedding occurred Saturday
at the residence oil n. j. Serum whereby
| Ole Larson and Jennie Carlson OF Kid
der township were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony, Rev. l.. L. Ham
mer officiating. The Reporter extends
congratulations.
Mumps has supplanted la grippe as
the local epidemic. Presume some cru
dite render will write us that we slonld
have written it "mumps have but il
you taLCU the GIstfSc, oE tue ulStdSs
catches you, it won't make mnch differ
ence 70 you whether it is 'mnmps has
or ''mnmps have.
Things in pierpoat have been quite
lively recently. Saturday Feb. 16, she
had a touch OF the Mrs. Nation craze,
the ice house in the rear OF Syversou's
drug. store was set Oh fire, after a hard
fight the fire was extinguislied with no
great loss TO property. Monday the
depot was robbed OF $3.50. nc clue to
the robber is reported.
The Webster Mill Co. have purchased
severa. thousand bushels OF old wheat
which they arc grinding for the local
trade and will continue to furnish sup
perior -four. When you want the best
grade oil flour on the market call for the
product OF the Webster Mill Try our
breakfast grits, every one likes them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

A small residence in Second ward Tor
sale or rent, inquire OF
d. i. Compton
or A. II. Kramer.
c. Kohlhase will have nm auction on
his farm about March 30. Watch these
columns for a complete list OF the prop
erty to be sold.
Rings to cure rheumatism areno fake.
Only cost 300, which | guarantees to
refund in ease of no cure.
Ross. The Jeweler.
Miss Minnie Johnson was compelled
by sickness to he absent from her
duties in Chilson & Haugen's a few
days last week.
1t will soon he house cleaning time
and you will want some paper hung, c..
C.. Baum is the boy who n do it with
neatuess and dispatch.
Clinton Russell returned Saturday
from Willard Mimi. where he had been
visiting his brother Dick who is emp 10y
ed at that place.
Everybody il well satisfied who have
had feed ground by Grain Bros. both
with work and prices. They make a
speciality OF grinding pigeon grass seed.
NV. Hawkinson. representing Wright
Barrett & Stilwell Paper Co. OF Mime
apolis, was looking al ter his trade in
Webster Saturday.
John Prendergast came down from
Wheaton. Mimi Monday to spend a few
DAYS visiting relatives and friends in
Webster and vicinity.
&. S. Commissioner T.. III. Gardner Of
Sisseton, who possessed many friends IN
this city, died Oh 1Gth inst. and was
buried at Glencoe, MINI.
". Z. Smith purchased u fine stand
ard bred PAGER daring his recent visit 20
MINNEAPOLIS aud went down Tuesday
night to bring him home.
Mrs. A. 6. Farrand. OF Webster, S. d.,
arrived Yesterday on n visit to her
brother. T.. II. Farnsworth, and his
wiie.-Deli Rapids Times.
Mrs. J. Snaza OF Granville twp moth
or of Mrs. NJ. 4. Thul. has been quite
i'll with the grippe. Mrs. Thul drove
ont to visit her Wednesday,
y. ]. Lindgren, representative from
Day County, took tina North Yves tern
train Mt Watertown Monday morning
Tor Pierre.-Public Opinion.
Carl MaImberg departed Tuesday
NIGHT for Still water MINI. his fatiler IL
anite sick. Aud he will spend "a lew
DAYS with him before his return.
Mrs. p. j. Roth aud children return
ed Friday morning from Sliakopee,
Minn.. their old home, where they have
spent the past two mont hs visiting.
The Lnmpher hat makes n stylish
wpnrer. Correct in color; correct shape
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

Commencing Friday March /, the clos
ing hour OF the general stores will be
. p. IN.
One farmer told us he had taken our
advice and tried his seed wheat with the
result that not over % per cent of it
sprouted SO he will secure new seed.
VIM. Atchison has been appointed to
the position OF gate keeper for the
Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis, aud
will move to that city in the near future.
u. II. Roe WAS confined To his room
at the European for "a couple OF days,
suffering from an attack OF the grip, but
is around attending to business as us
ual.
Pure spring water delivered by the
tank or barrel to any part OF the city
from tn. old Scripture spring. Leave
orders on slate at l.. Gross office or at
Postoifice.
W. +. Steffen.
A.. McCorquadale, Of Olwin, Mimi, ar.
rived in the city Sunday morning and
| spent Monday on his stock ranch at old
| FIR. Sisseton. He rsturned TO Olwin
Monday night.
After March LIST | will be prepared to
do paper hanging ina good workman
like manner, work in this line solicited,
| satisfaction guaranteed. Leave orders
at Knapp's Hotel. &C. Baum.
Greaser says he did not need those
shoes particularly bnt he supposes
"rubbery' was poor SO the boys had to
spring something. They sprung and
Greaser bought.
Did you know that nothing so inn
powers the cheeriulness OF IA home as u
| little new furniture. aud you can always
| get up-to-date ideas ut the old Furni-
ture Store-Beniamin < Foster.
Earl Allen and family departed Mon
day night for Chester, Iowa, from where
| after Il brief visit they will proceed to
| Zion City Iowa where they will make
| their future home.
Mrs. Jacob IIulyorson ~ sister OF Erie
and Andrew Sandvig and Mrs. w. G.
| Kendall arrived Tuesday morning from
| Iakeiield MINI. TO attend the bedside
OF her sick father.
Fred Hillebrand arrived this morn
| ing from Iowa with a car oil live stock,
when goes ont to the Dan Knight ranch
recently purchased by Mr.. II. through
| the agency 81 J.. Gross.
VIM. Sheelar took advantage OF his
| trip to the B~Httermakers Convention
ut st. Paul last week To visit relatives
and friends ut other pointsin Minnesota.
| He arrived home Friday morning.
j. A. Shannon. OF Gracevi lie, Mimi,
| stopped off here Saturday night and
remained until Monday. He had been
in Andover making plans and figuring
with several parties who expect to
build this season in that city.
The latest thing in the way OF winter
drinks is Hot Soda. IL is served at the
Pioneer Drug Store. The 1avors are
Chocolate, Mocha Coffee, English
breakfast Tea, Bees Tea, Clam Bou.
iliion, etc. 1t is n delicious drink-try
it.
The board OF health OF Day Co. held
a meeting Tuesday night, passed some
important resolutions and made some
suggestions, you will find them in
another column in this issue. Read
them.
For Sale Cheap! The south
east quarter of section "a,
township l22, range 90,
and one-half miles from
Webster. Kindly examine
land and write Chalmers
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
c. Kohihasa.

perfect individuals, exceptionally fine
animals.
G. kohihase:
Farmers should organize clubs aud
hold institutes at regular intervals i'm
their respective %npighborho ode, write
papers on topics OF interest, read them
at the meetings. and discuss modern
methods of farming d~airying and stock
raising. The gatherings could be made
both Instructive and profitable and
cost you nothing.
The Ainsworth musical depot in
the Wallace Block, under the direction
OF I. C.. Olson is now the popular resort
for musicians of the city-the place
where they make purchases, Of all kinds
of sheet mnsic. and musical merchandise
generally. They sell such celebrated
makes in pianos as Harry f. MilIerp
Lakeside, MenifeId, Schubert, Kimball,
Schimme!, kingsbury and Conover. I'm
organs Clough & Warren, Farrand Sc
votey, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

,pTFR. No. 3 O. T.. s. Meets the
and fnnrtn Tuesday evenings OF
N in Masonic Tempio Members q
cordially invited to attend these
LAURA PETERSON, w NJ.
HUNTINGTON, Sec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

lrR LODGE No. 80, A. o.. Y. w.
, On Tie first and third Mondays OF
.,b at their hall in Masonic Temple.
brothers invited to attend.
WM. MILLER, NJ. w.
RT SMITH, Recorder.
our subscription!
In Is coming March 7th.
forget TO look NJ that seed corn.
4 new Wash Goods at The Fla ir.
Egeland went east Tuesday
Bultons and Belt Spikes at The
Premier was up from Wan bay
yonr job work to the Reporte
bsome Silk Shirt Waists at The
EyeIeth was over from Lily
your stove repairs of c. Il.
Newberg was up from Dexter
e~nreitcr wants 100 bushels OF
prH.
David Williams visited Aberdeen
by.
latest novelties in ladies bel Is at
lair.
ad hand school books bought
sld. Ross < Co.
d. Hurlbert was over from Clark
by.
|es Costumes, New Spring Styles
\ Fair.
oss returned from Chicago Tues
lorning.
can find fine maple wood at j. f.
's fuel yard.
Johnson OF Lily was visiting in
y Monday.
h the leweler. keeps machine
" Of all kinds.
py Wickre is laid up with a severe
Of the grip.
K sells tablets-"All You Can
Tor a nickel.
I Mckenzie, OF Aberdeen, was in
y Saturday.
PES Muslin Underwear, q new stock
|leiied ut The FAR.
d.. Hardness drove down to
|fy Wednesday.
sa good time TO plant your
40 IN the Reporter.
Ash and O. +. Potter were up
Dutler Saturday.
AN new patterns OF baby cabs ct
. Furniture Store.
ivy chambers is one Of the late
ns OIL the humps.
.'op that cough get a botcle of
Cough Remedy.
a.;, rrls went over to Lily Friday
ac'"ated 80 persons.
y, psaht line OF New Dress Goods
y lengths at The Fair.
d. %cCoy came up from Aberdeen
uas on legal business.
-graop on Pnrker fountain
swat reduction-at Ross.
panol;o returned from his trip TO
''pO's Saturday night.
! scid everywhere. Blizzard best
''sar' Save the Coupons.
law en came up from Miibank
VI business errand.
loan on approved
10y. z. w Taylor.
PM rmeSer returned from a visit
Gu Tuesday morning.
,ass n u Of good work horses for
!, :" t'ne. Gruby Bros.
Of StTn' ~. has assumed the
lu'y 20. treasurer.
h - want 2 your house nicely paper.
banm at Knapp.s Hotel.
lav - unit drove down to Waubay
matter Of Business.
OF New Laces, at The
norn;pm sers returned Satur-
rom ms trip to ST. Paul.
. ewes ~ ay TWO or more hundred
breeding purposes.
Sandvlg Bros. & Co.
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ER LODGE No. 115, j. 0. o. +.
n avery Friday night at /. o. y. II.
Hpdd Fellows invited 70 attend.
CHARLES PAYNE, n. u.
brsoE, Sec'y.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
Webster Harket.
..o,v Thursday by j. ". Abbott.

|IoDGE. No. a. A. F. and a. NJ;
COMMUNICATIONS first and third
ln;ngg in each month. All Master
noo5 standing. s0iourning in the
IdiaIly invited 10 visit.
A. f. THOMPSON, W NJ.
|tisH, Secretary.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

krp LODGE No. 80, A. o. u. w.
|, on the first and third Mondays of
In az their hall in Masonic Temple.
krotlers invited TO attend.
WM. MILLER, NJ. w.
hi SMITH, Recorder.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

|ns s., talk Of Il.
. body to cone
cred for the ~,
~ = Issued lnri..s'
ma !, a valentine \.
F ;. Martyr and siI',
\ invitations sSs.'
Eused 10, ice ,rs,s
E,a.,t, Jolly good Tine
IL; pau''' Mrs. Benz,
slns and Rev. CYL
N
|, FIJI p%ierpont held .p,.
nee Monday ereaIs,'
company.
was was, called to a.,
leted Chairman aDs,
i'es and regalaag,,'
y, made tor eoIp,.,
49, 800 % the fin,
|ee'ed are as folIor,'
\, sna', Ii, G. R,s.
nie' !. 4. Hawkia,:
|,ef r. [. Folsom,
r. FlFst A ssisiaulp
pc; Second A.,
|oherts.
F. wife, Of Butler.
n'er' Mrs Frank L..
a }, L. KiaIet,.
angtord last sspd,
aa' a smile for ersp
|d9esdAy morning. l
a boy.
ii. Il D., went n,s
20 business reladn,s
robbery.
bought the Pratt pls
|remises last fall vi
Eh' he has a br.s
be-.
F OF sasiuaw. Md
lay morning, and
[rs' Mrs. John C. LID.
lower.
inen.s Of all kiaa
|'y evening. Thee.
T. LpWorth Leag9
ng, a medicine con.
|ih in Finch'l AaH
|lg on in the couu,,r.
Finter whoi is know,
at county resideas
( on the Item,at Ia.
nd killed in tie
his brothers ven
he sought enlis,
of avenging their
I'D. Jake worked
{ one time.
be open for bui-
18th, and co MT
ps ready. W. Z
|Frmaker, will 10
N the above men
Is are doing mare
n Sonth Dakon
y, and it behooys
theAnd,yer plant,
along. Where
9 South Daku.s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
BREEDERS

have three line high grade dark red,
short horn bulls for sale cheap, they are
perfect individuals, exceptionally fine.
animals.
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bibles.

~" ~ 1VVl'
ester have 70
anded visit to
nd Iowa.
Potter spsss
daughters q
uepuy ssa0
,rotherhood Of
, to organiss
a suitable hall
J been spend.
her daughter,
II Brooking
, little folks
mic OF some
newhat simi-
Very mild
ephone from
Ash arrived
last night.
DIS will have
iim by.
IN Sanbon
&. Disease
Gle John.
ctiOn, az my
I two miles
Wheatland
h 10, al 10
! property:
! ten mich
hree Deer
drill; one
i five farm
ie top bug
feed mill;
ators; one
ing plows,
Il kitchen
10 numer-
NJ months
wing note
with ap-
SO cash.
ILHAsE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03
Psychological cIairNoNant.

Mrs. Aremant Brown, phreno-
logist and mind reader, known so
widely as the Dallas Fair lecturer,
is at the Central Hotel for a few
days only. She will reveal the
mysteries of your life and charac-
ter by mind sciences. Examina.
tions fifty cents to one dollar. In
yitations accepted to private resi-
dences, to delineate three or more
persons, after p. m. Free lee.
ture on street. Office hours 9 a.
IN, to $3.50 p. IN. Office hours Sun
day from IL a. m to . p. IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03

The stomach controls the situation.
Those Who are hearty and strong
ere those who can eat and digest
plenty OF food. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure d. ests what you eat and al
soYs yUU 20 eat all the good food you
want n you suifer from indiges-
sioh, heartburn, belching or any 9TH
or stomach trouble, this preparation
cAnh help but do you good, The
most sensitive stomachs can take it,
City Drng Store, W, b. Frame Prop
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unprecedented sale.

Yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock j. y. Barall threw open
his doors aud offered his slightly
damaged goods to the public at
greatly reduced prices.
Before 10 o'clock the store was
so crowded that the doors had to
be closed to keep out the masses
Women and men on the outside
could be heard TO say; What
they close the door fort want tc
git in there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03
WAR REVENUE REDUCTION BILL
stamps on Checks, rIessageS and
nortgages Repealed.

IlNIAAdENe NNfNeA~NF
Washington, d, g., Ma n ,. The
conferees Of the senate and house
upon the war revenue reduction bill
have announced the result oftheir de-
liberauons upon that measure. The
report Of the committee shows
compromise all along ths lines OF the
bin. the chauges in the present law
being as follows:
The tax has been repealed on bank
checks, certificates Of deposit, prom
issory notes, money orders, bills of
ladiug for export, express receipts,
telegraph messages, telephone mes-
sages, Insurance, leases, manifests,
mortgages, power of attorney, pro-
tests, proprietary medicines, perium-
cry and cosmetics, and chewing
gum.
The law has also been modified so
a. to exclude from taxation, legacies
OF charitable, religious, literary or
educational character.
Reductions have also been made
on tobacco, cigars, etc.
The total reduction of the revenues
as made by the bill as agreed upon
will amount to about SAL goo, 900, as
agairs, a reduction of $40, 900, 900 as
It passed the house and s45, ,00c, 900 as
amended In the senate.
The provisions of the bill as agreed
upon will take effect en- the lst oi
next July.
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cHocTAw MATTER SETTLED.
kilograms Stating That Construction
Work VIII be Rushed at Once.

The expected has happened. The
maps filed by the Choctaw, Okla.
horna & Gulf railroad people. for
the construction OF q road from
Hartshorne to Ardmore, have been
approved by the secretary Of the
interior. and tomorrow dirt will be
in motion all along the line.
The news sounded loyfully to
Ardmore people, some Of whom
were feeling blue over the delay,
and all day yesterday the chief topic
was the immediate construction OF
the road
Residert Engineer D. T. Nc
DOnough called at the ABDNOREITE
Office Saturday morning aud show
ed us a telegram he had received
from Chief Engineer F. a. Moli.
tor. advising him that the Choc.
taw's maps and plans for this ex-
tension had been approved by the
secretary Of the interior, and in
structing Mr.. McDonough TO rush
construction Of work at once at
this end OF the line.
Mr.. McDonough was elated with
his information aud all Ardmore is
rejoicing with him.
W. 4. Ledbetter, We learn, also
received a telegram from J W
McL)ud, saying Our maps have
been approved"
a special from Little Rock, Ark,
bearing date OF March | says
Information was received today
from Washington that the Secre
tary Of the Interior had approved
the plans OF the extension OF the
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Rail.
road from Hartshorne, 1. T., to
Ardmore, on the Santa Fe The
contract was let a month ago to
Corrigan & Co aud work will be-
gin tomorrow. The distance is
III miles aud the extension VII
give the Choctaw direct outlet
for It's coal.
Saturday, the news Of the Choc
taw victory for their right Of way,
went all along the line, and the
manner in which the people at all
points reached by telephone were
rejoicing, was indeed pleasing,
The large force Of men and
teams encamped at Manusville be
gin work Monday morning, aud
dirt will be flying all along the
line before the end of another
week.
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1h. r.lrs., on.r nY,r M.s.

To any one suffering with dyspep.
sis, indigestion, sour stomach OF
heartburn: Take Ret Dyspepsia
Tablets. All druggists are author.
lied by the manufacturers 70 refund
the monev in Rnv case thew fail to
cure. Price soc per package. Re.
member the name, REX DYsPEPsiA
TABLETS.
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ItssB Beauty See u.

The prettiest sign in town is the
one recently painted on the north
wall OF the Odd Fellows building.
Il sdvertises General Arthur cigars
aud the ARDNoRElTE. The former
is a luxury, the latter a necessity
in all well regulated institutions
and homes. The sign as a piece Of
art work is a dandy, done by the
Cunning System Of Chicago and
will bear inspection. See it.
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After receiving the welcome rail
road news in the city yesterday
everything seemed to look brighter
aud faces that looked long a few
days ago had changed like a new
blown rose in June.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03

= HV'IVJ I"'f VI II I'''
Pepsin Syrup Co, Monticello H.
Gents:-I have used DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin with marked success.
/ unhesitatingly recommend it to
those suffering with stomach trouble
or constipation It's certainly
blessing to humanity You are at
liberty to use my testimonial.
Very Respectfully,
f. NJ. WmCoXsoN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03

My sales were unprecedented in
the Indian Territory The sale
willcontinue until everything is sold
All goods marked in plain figures
aud just as represented at j. n
Baralls.
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Remember.

Joe Baralis big fire sale will be
conducted at his old stand during
the mooth of March. Come on
and get your bargains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03

Manager wanted in every large
county; strictly lawful nickel slot
machine for drinks and cigars
rented or sold on easy payments
Secure territory quick. VaRntine
Morgan & Co, Chicago. Ill.
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Buy crab grass hay from J s
B. Apollos. Per single bale 25
cents. 3 st
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New laces, new embroideries and
new ginghams, coming in daily.
SIG SIMON & BkO,
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The Japanese, although a clesrly
people, are not fsstidious on a jour.
ney. More than 20 per cent OF their
passengers go on third-class rates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03
DURHAM BULL.

Ran iss desiring the services Of a
Durham bull can be accommodated
nj the Caddo Wagon Yard
JONES BROS
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as Cent Hay.

J. :. b. Apollos will sell you
crab grass hay at 2jc per bale.
3 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03

The Postal Telegraph company
have added electric lights and a
telephone to their Office, which will
prove of great value to that con-
ceru's interests in Ardmore.
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In buying confectioneries, pat
ronize the old reliable Julius
Kahn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03

New street aud walking hats just
in at Mrs. Bomar's.
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Lowney's and Loose Bros. fLe
candies at julius Kahn's, the sole
agent.
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A complete line of clothing jus
received at Ringer Bros.
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An item from the Sunshine lit.
erature club will appear in Mon
days ARDNoREITE.
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b. f. Mills is kept busy, but be
has time to clean and press your
suit and make it look as well as
nav
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03

See ouriuterior display Of spring
lawns. SIG SIMON 4 BRO.
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Big red onions, lemons, apples
and cranberries at Wolverton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-03
EpwOrth League.

The next meeting OF the league
will be held March IL. The follow
ing program will be rendered.;
XIX Psalm, read by Mr.. Stone
Webster.
Prayer, Miss Lula Julian.
Song, from Hymnal.
Chapter III in "The Closing Cen
tury."
Heritage, Miss Fannie Walker.
Duett, Misses Stillwell and Butch
er.
Chapter ", discussed by n. r Tis-
dal.
Music, mandolin club.
Chapter V, Miss Nettie Norris,
Recitation, Miss Margaret Cum
mings.
Benediction.
Fish,
Oysters.
Fresh vegetables and
Dressed Poultry
At the Cold Storage Market.
T b. JOHNSON, Manager.
julius Kahn is always in the
lead, Drinks at the fountain today.
Some Bargains.
At Akers & Russell's furniture
store, for the next few days. d 3t
The fountain at Julius Kahn :
will be in full blast today
Mrs. Bomar has in a line of new
street hats.
Prettiest line of ueckwear ever
shown in Ardm ore, at Ringer Bros.
Clarence Truelove will give away
q handsome rocking chair next
saturday night.