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New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
HARNESS RACING.

CREsCEUs AND DAN PATCH FAIL To LOWER
RECORDS AT MEMPHIS
Memphis. oct. 2S.-Cresceus failed in his attempt
to-day 10 his mile record OF 2:02i4 trottinc
the mile in 2-05iz. The weather too cool for
comfort and a strong breeze was blowing directly,
down the backstretch. Before Cresceus made his.
appearance. II was announced that record break
ing time out OF the question, but that The
SOP Of Robert McGregor would do his best
Dan Patch, the PAGER also made effort 10
reduce the Worlu mark Of i59la but his effort
proved no better than that OF Cresceus. the mile
being paced in 2.0l5a.
In the race for 2:1s PAGERS. Gentry won first
money from Cubanola. after Rank had been sub
stituted for Mccoy. The 2:24 trOt was won in
straight heats by the Dean, from Hugh Wynne
a J. D. owned by a J. Nathen, Of Louisville
Ky. won the PIP trot in straight heats Invsder
finished strong in the second heat. but could not
quite get up
The 2:l0 pace 20 wagon. amateur drivers was
won by Mr.. BIllings's Dr. Monical in good time
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
FOOTBALL.
YALE SATISFIED WITH HER BACKS, But
DUBIOUS AS TO THE ENDS.

Na,,-Haven Conn. Oct. Is CSpeciaD.-The neces-
sity for quick decision as 10 the men 10 De played
on the Yale varsity this year is appreciated uy
Yale's coaches and yesterdays general shakeup
and experiment ali around showed that this week
a determined effort will be made 10 settle the make
I'D of the eleven. The ends. one tackle. substi-
tute centre, one halfback and fullback are now III
the air at Yale. 1t is generally conceded that the
line from tackle to tackle, is the strongest 'ha'
Yale has perhaps ever turned out. Not an oppos-
ing team has thus far gained single Saru dI any
time against Yale's five centre rush line heh-0heH
lin and Kinney. Glass. Holt. Goss and Hogan--ai-
together twenty yards have been gained between
ends and tackles and about fifty yards outside OF
ends The ends are therefore the only line problem
that Yale has to meet. With the fast material LOT
backfeld and the impregnable rush line, the "hole
OF the coaches attention IS now Deihs SSli'4SN ''
the two end men.
Wilhelm Coffin George Ward Shevlin. Rafferty,
Neal and Hare are being tried out at these
positions. OF them Wilhelmi, Rafferty, conn ana
Shevlln seem the most promising. The change OF
WtIhelmi from halfback to end has been success
Wilhelmi is a tall and heavy man, but fast and
aggressive, a sure tackler and alert to see Tlck
MAJ il is probahle that he will be coached into
SUFFICIENT form to take of the ends. CONN l.
almost out Of the running, as MS crew WIN WIN
nd is likely 10 lie between RAFFERTY, and Shevlin
Rafferty, was fast substitute last year yg ba ans swan
right end and was then tried at fullback. he IS
the best ends Harvard and Princeton have will md
hard to box, With Wilhelm ana hansTsy s d. r,t o,t
ends for Yale. there should be no trouble apout
end runs. which is the only thing the iale
coaches are afraid OF in an opposing teams tactics
Yale is not worrying mucn this year over tne
backheld What the line is the team rs ana u, II Is
the belief of the Yale coaches that neither Prince
Ton nor Harvard can make consistent head"ay
throueb the Vale line Yale will have light and
feet backfeld. Either Ward. Preston, Soper
Farmer TanderpoeI or Alien are average hafbaeks
ana Will iii into Yales plan of campaign ana
either Bowman. Farmer or McCltntock AT tuLoack
will be just good Yale VIII not legu f q
backheld this year. II is the coaches belief that
with the line Yale has the backhed is OF secondary
importance. Fast, light will he chosen and
used i'm Attenuation with tackles and guardshack
PLAYS by Hogan, Kinney and Glass.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
COLLEGE BASKETBALL GAMES.

The schedule OF the Intercollegiate Basketball
Association. composed Of Yale, Harvard Columbia
Princeton and Cornell, has been announced as fol-
lows:
IL Columbia Princeton. Nevy-Yorlx-
Princeton. a Haven JanyIarv ~
Harvard Princeton. Cambridge. and C0iurnbs Is
Cornell Ithaca; January -. Cornell - Farvsrd ~.
Ithaca and Columbia n. Yale az NewYoTl; February &
Columbia Yale. New Haven. february C,ninr5,i,
Harvard. Cambridge; February ~ Harvard ,s
Princeton Princeton. February l3 Columbia Is Har
ward. New-Nork- February II, Cornell Vale
Ithaca February Is Columbia Princeton al Prince
February II Vale Princeton. q Priurerrn
Cornell vs. Harvard at Cambridse February &C. cornell
Yale. al SewEaven; February % Cornell ys Prince
ton. al Princeton; February IS. Yale Harvard Al
Camtndge. March 6. Princeton Cornell al Ttbacs
and Harvard rs. Yale. Haven March ~ Coinno
la Cornell. Ne work.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
NATIONAL CRICKET ASSOCIATION.
METRoPOIITAN DISTRICT LEAGUE TO
TRY TO FORM ONE.

TRY TO FORM ONE.
The formation ~ = national cricket association
for North America one OF many ideas brought
out at the annual fail meeting OF the Metropolitan
District Cricket League held yesterday at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel. Tho proposal came from the
president Of the league. A. L. Rendle. whose idea
is that every league association OF cricket cubS
i'm the United States and Canada should be eligible
for membership. The arrangement OF a tourna-
ment 20 deci,e the championship OF America would
follow and the winner would obtain possession
Of a trophy for which it would be subject TO chal-
Ienge from any other member Of the association
The idea was favorably received. and the presi-
dent of the league requested to appoint a
committee take the under consideration
and suggest the proper procedure. -,
The clubs represented at the meeting were Brook-
lvn Kings county. KuickerbOCkeT. Livingston.
Manhattan. Nelson Lodge and Paterson The other
suggestions made the formation OF an UNI
uiTrS association. the arrangement Of champion
shin schedule for Junior teams and the Organiza-
ton of a bowling league for cricketers- COM
rnittee was also appointed To make arrangements
for an entertainment at which the pennaut and
prizes the League will bc presented to the Win
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
FUMBLING CONTINUES AT coRxr,r,

Ithaca, X y. oct 2S tspeciaD-No particular
advance could be seen in Cornens practice this
afternoon Fumbling and lack OF team work were
the TWO faults which to-day. as for the last two
weeks marred the play. On one occasion Brewster.
fumbled the oall at the scrubs one-,ard linz. nj :.
was only by lucky chance that Lueder feil ON q
Tor touehdoWn Two other scores were made bv
The varsity IN thirty minute scrimmage Roth
were made by shebe. the last occurring at the end
ol ee'e' run OF ten yards around LETT end. Most
Of the first elevens gains were rnado ,r,s
tackles and ends. but this was owing To the
excellence Of interference '' W any
4he @ lliIe ilaue frequent blundeTs on the new
tormauons Lueder iu particular being criticised
S =, ~ ~ ,|iDiro' ttiah. the tackle who was taken
10 the tialis ,tabi' - the beginning of the week
ala Wei, ano Hlttie ID freshman haIfback got =
i SIltllCS - m close Of the practice. The ONLY
shCoIi ,i tSaIure Of the day was the way in
i Ifunt ~ are recovering from their in
1urles- hunl TOOK part in the practice and is a.,
much better % shape than was though; possible yes
do some stiff work. '-''' WIZ ooth dole 10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

Carlisle. Penn. Oct IS (specia)--The Carlisle
indians had hard practice tonight Two teams
were lined up against each other I'LL DARK anu tne
g. go VAS only able to get two tOuchdowns
asoi,.t ,ba scrubs. Warner practised some new
S,.tors IN be used for the first time IN the
Harysr9 game on Saturday
Job1son's leg is still lame and 1t IS doubt1ul II ne
can nIav Wheelock, Charles and Williams got long
Drscttcc in hunting II looks as IL the Indians VIII
>T2ia,- a .irkfng game Soldiers Field
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
WILL SUE FRENCH JOCKEY CLUB.
AMERICAN RIDERS TO ASK DAMAGES
FOR BEING DEPRIVED OF THEIR


Paris. Oct. 2S.-It is said here that J. Ren and
Milton Henry. the American jockeys whose l.
oenses to ride French tracks were recently with
drawn by the Jockey Club. as an outcome OF an
investigation by the detective department on the
Jockeys methods Of riding, will sue the Jockey
Club for damages for depriving them o., tntir
licenses. Reif and Henry have retained II la
Easse and NJ. Labor. a writ will be served on the
Jockey club tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
LONG WALK FOE VETEBAV

Edward Payson Weston. who thirty years ago
went TO London and defeated Blower" Brown for
the Sir John Ashley belt is again to put on his
walking togs. He will make an effort to walk TO
Fnlladeiphia inside OF twenty-four hours. Weston
is now In his sixty-fourth year
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
o,ToorE OF FoRDHAM, OUT OF GAME,

Fordbam's eleven has received another setback
O'TooIe who was badly injured in the Columbia
60 Mt with a severe accident in Saturdays
Contest at Pittsfed. Mass. He received injuries
about +ba head and consequence he was ad-
yised 70 remain in Pitts1eld for week or so.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
COLUMBIA LooKING .op ,,>.ns


Columbia football practice Yesterday again
Iouhd OVS'n Morley busiy at work trying To
soou men ior ends in anticipation Of Sat
uTday's game with Pennsylvania n CoIurhi, :
10 WIN against inc 0uakers the ends must play far
better than they did against Princeton 1,b.
siedter PdIL % Yesterdays practice was devoted
TO having the ends try 10 br..l, m t+.s
ana down the man with the ball, Earle. Fran
Da.i'' "u-'. M'Co"on Anserge. Post and Walz
single sculier who rowed in the .ot freshman
crew. appeared Tor the first time as a candidate
lot lot emu ana uld good work. The showing of the
factory. 'N7'i! uilSitl1-
W.T. DE Worry among the Blue and
"hte men that Harold Weekes's ankle dos -,
eohtion 10 a9 s sfl mps Perceptibly and is in no
.iII be - nShe the end runs and bur5ies tho 80
Min pe required OF him on Ssturds% 'Tu!es m! tnst
ce,ea a. 80 .laHS recovered from their ini,1r,ss ~
eeHSa % IN the Princeton game Frb vra isuraes res re
fs-.i au II Is probable that C;oodrnsr Lii oul
5-I.ll az quarterback WAekeS Ala - e
GooSns5 r,ae e scrub back field was al worE
S.oiIah vas AT Quarterback. rouSnss1s "Oih M
renisesa s:,aa acks and Fisher fuIlback Doiin
-ePIaee9 ouaW az guard but the rest oS ~ ,
reported as usual Only short lineun VS. @ heS aih
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
OF INrEREsT ro YACHTsMEN.

Yachtsmen arc on the alert for the first news OF
the actual building Of the cup defender at
Bristol : hoped that at the adjourned meeting
of the Nev-Yorl Yacht Club, to be held tomorrow
night. Commodore I.edyard, who is the chairman
of the challenge committee and also of the nom-
mating committee will have recovered sufficiently
from his illness to he present. and that then the
names of the men who have formed a syndicate to
build the boat will he made public.
John B Herreshoff. who has been in consulta ton
with members of the New-York Yacht Club re-
the new cup defender has already begun by say
ing that the shop i'm which she is TO he built is so
crowded with other work at present that il would
be impossible To start the construction of a new 90
footer until the place Is cleared out.
After lying q dismantled hulk. in the Connecticut
River for eight years. the schooner yacht Daunt-
less. famous the world over as an ocean racer. is
being repaired at Essex. Conn. by order of her
owner, Mrs Colt. who intends. it is said To make
"A houseboat of the old yacht and to use her for
outings for the poor who i'll i'm the summer
The Dauntless twice the flagship of the New
York Yacht Club-first when she was called
L LEirondele, when she was owned 10y Commodore
James Gordon Bennett, and later when Commodore
from Brentous Reef To Sandy Hook Lightship
against Sir Richard Sutton's cutter C;enesta after
that yacht had been beaten in the race for the
Americas cup by the Puritan. The DauntIess was
beaten I'm this race and also in the Cape May race
by the Genesta. In race from Sandy Hook to
Queenstown against the CCronet a few Years later
she was beaten. although she sailed piucly race,
with her owner on board and Captain Samuels
SdllnG hias'St- = ne bdunt'ess was flagship of the
i-dfchIont Aacht Gun Tor several years, while
her owner commodore of that club Commo-
Florida. Since his death his mother has not per-
mftted any one to set foot on the vacht eXcept a
earetaker: ana an yaehtsmen are now glad TO hear
vice.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
u,pn pRACTICE AT CARLISLE.

ar.-k,. wright of the 80 Columbia eleven. have ?
strong team. and recently oeIea'eu '"e
s~r11b I'm nractiCe.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
gnroueau anuernsemfnis.

EUROPEANS AND TRAY ELh1hho II VIZ, ,o
find the London Office of The lrlpuhe' ~
Fleet Street, convenient place 10 lesNe 'TTil T1
advertisements and subscriptions Ior L ne
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

bhoohLfN BOWLERS TO MEET.
C. H. Ebbets. president OF the Interclub Bowling
lea lea sue Oh brooklyn. has issued call for meet
ms oI 'he league to be held at the Carleton club
D ~ Iapo . at o'clock TO organize for the sea-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
COLUMBIA 'os PLAYS rn,,,,c

game TO-DAY with Irving School =. " 80 ntse
Park The freshmen. who have been coached nv
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

BUILDING of SHAMROCK TO BEGIN SOON.
Glasgow. oct %-The actual building of sham
rock III will be begun within a fortnight The
bending or her frames is nearly finished and the
shaping Of her keel plates has been started
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
Upper Norwood. Oueeo,s q
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS
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rates TO all parts OF Great Britain. ~ isasns
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
HOTELS in ENGLAND

Royal Pier Hotel, S2sTIddsE4. SSogTIasE4. posTsxours
" Nisnt Facins the Kings Reside1~. Soisat
pI.es soA's 10 Co~e. Ryds. Southampton az SsoosaA
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
CHESS.

SCORE OF LASKER-FINN CHESS GAME.
Following is the full score OF the chess game
won by Lasker against Finn. on Monday evening.
tne result of which given in The Tribune yes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

NIIIIIaIEl
kndreW-Utter 4 I2l ......... lane, IA N o,t
Himself 4 lU2- -.-..--.--.....-- fCrT4ner = So
= Il
Polite a3 CNeade). 200 ] and !: yoe cobb 100
decierrli 70 and 10 3, and sheriff Bell (C-och-
sall ; % and 70 l. also start good. Easily ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

Modern Hotels with the finest location
In London. World wide reputation OF Mr. G. Ritz
OF who Is Manager. and OF NJ
Fscofier acknowledged be the expert %
charge OF the Carlton Cuisine.
assures perfection IN each Department.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
TEE SUMMARIES.

Musidora IS a Brennanl. 20 10 and i5 70 l. Miss
Rufterrnk. s5 Cdartinl. Is 10 . and 10 q. Annie
I.aurefts 80 Johnson 20 I and ,: San Andres
los 0Creamerl 40 10 ! ana 10 /. Pearl Finder, 81
5Redferns. snd 70 l. and Past, 81 GMcCioyernl
1 and I, also start had Won ridden
out by a length. Time, l:8s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
DREW HIS GUN ON OFFICER
But the Marshal Had the Drop on the
Old Man.

But the Marshal Had the Drop on the
Old Man.
Some time ago Jim Dobbs of Oil
Springs was sued and an attachment
issued against a part of his crop and
some stock.
Officer Wilkinson went out yester-
day to serve the papers, and upon
reaching Dobbs' house was informed
that he was out in the field. The old
mans boy went out 10 inform him of
the arrival of an officer at the house.
The officer thought that the old mans
actions were queer, and as the old
man opened the door and went to
pull his gun Oscar already had his
pistol leveled at him and told
him to put his gun up and act like a
man and he would treat him all right.
Dobbs did so and the offer executed
his papers and returned TO the city,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
HERE is A STARTER.
Capital Seeking an Opening, Passes
Oklahoma and Hits Ardmore.

ONldnomd ana TITS Aromore.
Thomas w. Murray, manufacturer
of excelsior mattresses and lounges.
of Evansville, nd, has sent a COM
mum tion 70 Mayor w. F. Warren
of b yn in which he makes parti-
cular ..quiry about Ardmore, ship
ping facilities, timber supply and a
convenient location are the induce
ments he is in serach OF. Oklahoma
City has offered him a site but timber
is scarce there. Shawnee has offered
him six lots; timber is more plentiful
/ but shipping facilities are not good.
Mr.. Warren now refers the letter
to the Ardmore Chamber of Com.
merce, and Mr.. Murray expects a
proposition from them. Mr.. Murray
is strongly endorsed by prominent
men who say he is not a speculator
but will be a bonifide citizen of the
town.
Ardmore has a sufficient timber SUP.
ply to run a factory a half century,
and her shipping facilities are the
best in a radius of 100 miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
Died Of LoekIaw.

The Gainesville Register informs
us that two weeks ago Mrs. Robert
McGee, wife OF one OF our local fire
men, stepped on a nail which pene.
trated her foot. The wound was not
considered dangerous until a few
days ago when she began TO suffer
from lockjaw which grew from bad
to worse until her death last night
at 1880 o'clock.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence on East Bogg street this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
FINAL ORDER GRANTED.
Ardmore's WaterHorks and School
Bonds Now Ready for Market.

Ardmore's Wster~orks and School
Bonds Now Ready for Market.
Mayor Dick returned from Musko-
gee, South McAlester and Chickasha
today with a smile on his face as
broad as the new moon The mayor
is very much pleased over the sue.
cess Of his trip, and especially that
part Of his business transacted at
Chickasha.
At Chickasha the mayor went be-
fore Judge Townsend and the court
granted the final order on our water
works and school bonds, and they are
now ready to be fioated
Nearly a hundred parties have al.
ready been making inquiries about
our bonds, and II is safe to say, judg-
ing from the number of people want.
ing these bonds, that they can be dis
posed Of at good figures.
There will be a special meeting of
the city council tomorrow afternoon
TO consider the further disposition
of matters that will come up. chief
among which will be the selling OF
these bonds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
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= SoNAL MENTION. =
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Manuel Blair is here from HALEY
Vile
c. b. Hart is here from Oklahoma
City.
J. s. Mcdonald is here from Fort
Worth.
j. c. Carroll is in the city today
from Lone Grove
Judge J. p. Woods left for Ada this
morning on legal business.
w. N. Shofer and wife are in the
city today from wapanucka.
w. c. Wells. the townsite boomer
of Tishomingo. came in last night.
Mrs. c. p. whiteman is here from
Oklahoma City, the guest Of relatives
Deputies Leon Brown and J. r.
Hutchins, from Pauls Valley and Mil
Creek. are in the city.
T. X. Kearney left for Dallas last
evening and will possibly visit New
Mexico before returning.
Deputy Edgar Wilhelm cane in
early this morning and returned to
Roff on the Choctaw train.
Attorney Bob Tyree of Wynnewood
was nthe city today and enrolled him
self as a daily reader Of the Ardmore.
ite.
Miss Mary Whlteman is the guest
of Dallas friends during the state
fair.
o. A. Wells came in today from Col
bert, where he has been for several
days.
James Yeager. druggist at Durwood,
is in the city. He will move his store
to New Durwood in a few weeks
Moran Scott and wife are in the
city again, having spent a week visit
ing friends and relatives in Gaines
Vile.
Ed Hubbard, formerly Of Ardmore,
but now a resident of Baum, was in
the city today shaking hands with his
friends.
! Joe f. Robson has returned from
Norman, Ok. where he went to visit
his son Frank. who is attending the
Oklahoma state University at that
place.
Attorney Albert Rennie is in the
city from Pauls Valley Mr. Rennie
has a sick child here at the home of
Mrs. A. ID. Matthews. North Washing.
ton street.
Mrs Joe F. Robson and daughter
Miss Nora, arrived yesterday after.
noon from Norman, Ok, where they
visited Mrs. James Rigney, Mr.. Robi-
sons sister
Mrs. Lee Cruce, Miss Ada Bennett
and Miss Lima Griffin took a trip over
to Tishomingo today and will return
tonight. Miss Griffin is here from
Colorado visiting friends. and wanted
to see the Indian capital before she
returned home.
l.. Beauman, assistant engineer OF
the Santa Fe, is in the city and will
attend to many matters while here
Among other things he will investi
gate Harve Youngblood's claim
against the city, which, he thinks now
is quite exhorbitant.
Alexander Stewart, an attorney oi
Oklahoma City, is here representing
II. A. Kahler of New York. who is In
the field for the purchase of bonds
Mr.. Stewart is looking over the city
and gathering all the information pos
sible about our town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
Don't Paw Rent

But by a home. | have several one
twos and three-room houses from
$3.50 10 $500 for sale on one and two
years time. Small cash payment, bal
ance in monthly installments of s.
to $25; or | will sell you a lot and
build you a house on same terms
Also a choice residence lot 133x20O
feet, close in, on West Main street.
slim. MORAN SCOTT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08

e. E. Coble of Chickasha, who has
charge of townsite surveying crew
in the Chickasaw Nation, was in the
city yesterday Mr. Cobb has been
OFF on sick leave of five weeks and
during his absence Mr. Mccoy of this
city has had charge Of the crew. Mr..
Cobble will leave tonight for Isom
Springs to report on that town to the
secretary of the interior.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
A Strona Company.

The firm of II. w. Randol is organ
ized into a new stock company, com
posed of r. w. Randol, j. w. Banks,
G.. II. Webb, T. II. Banks and Ellis
Wilkes, capital stock 100000 This
firm will do a general merchandise
business, on a larger and more extern
sive scale than ever before, and will
continue business at the old stand.
Mr.. ]. w. Banks will leave at once for
Eastern markets to lay in a complete
stock of general merchandise. 1-tf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
FARMER FELL DEAD.

a farmer named Dixon, who was
hauling cotton to Gainesville, fell dead
in his wagon this morning from heart
trouble.
This should be an object lesson to
cotton men to sell their crop in the
Indian Territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
FOR SALE.

One new Broom house with hall.
small barn. Lot 180xl90 feet.
Near Hargrove College.
A half block in northwest Ard
more; a bargain il sold at once.
A good piece of residence prop
erty in Ferndale; a bargain.
A 4.room house and lot, Just
east OF the ice factory, cheap for
the cash.
A farm of about 1870 acres for.
sale or rent.
FOR RENT.
Ohe Broom house in good locs
ton, 81 per month.
Five broom houses in different
parts of the city. ranging from So
to Sc per month.
Two ! room houses at So and So
per month.
DOAK & S NTH
Real Estate and Rental Agents
OIllcs over 7. K. EssrBey's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08

The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. Bogie at 4 o'clock,
Thursday. Oct 9. Please bring dues,
as inclement weather prevented meet
ing last week PRESIDENT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08

v, are willing to risk our reputa-
tior IS merchants on the wear OF the
Moon Bros. buggies. None better.
few, II any, as good. NOBLE BROS.