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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-24

and ii. II. Todd, whose residence Is the
city Of 81 Louis, Missouri, that on
December 18th, 1908.
James Stewart asplaintiff, filed q petition
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
H. H Todd As trustee. and others. In which
petition the plaintiff claims 10 be creditor
Of the Hank of New Sirattsville, aS owned
and conducted by H. II Todd ST.. now
deceased; and a. such creditor that he IL
entitled to lien and charge upon the
Village OF Logan. Hooking County. Ohio. viz:
Being part Of fractional lot No: twenty
one (2l.) Section eleven ny. Township
fourteen ti4J Of Ran2e seventeen C70
beginning twenty-tOur (24l feet north OF the
north west corner of lot No. four hundred
said Village of Logan. thence nortn twelve
On chains: thence north eighty nine (S1
degrees west, TWO and fifty hundred:hS(2 5U)
chains; to the place OF beginning. contain
ing three (Y acres. reservinx 10 said village
the extension OF Todd street as shown In
assixnees OIL A. Culver; and that said lien
and charge arise because OF the provisions
of y certain trust deed recorded In Volume
twenty -One C2i). page sixsy-nine (69). Hook
ing County. Ohio, Deed Records, whereby
said property was charged with the
said plaintiff prays Tor the sale of said
property for tine payment OF said debts and
claims and for all sucn orders. Judgments
an6 DEGREES are necessary To Plaint1HS
complete relief I'm the premises.
aid defendants are notified 10 nle thefr
answers TO said peiition on or before the
5.h day of March. A 1874. or any interest
they m.y have or profess to have in sid
n, eIpiseS will be fOreclosed and barred.
Dec. IL CIV. JAMES STE " AhT
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereb. given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court oT Hooking County, ohio.
for First and Final settlement, henry
Hansel. Guardian of william Gorden, and
the same will cOme on for hearing on the
End day Of January A. d. 1904 at 10 O'Clock
A. n. Or as thereafter as may be convenient
Dec. II 3-w. :. r. MAnIlN.
20 PROBATE Judge,
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COLLECTIONS,


We are in need OF money. There
are several hundred subscribers ow'
ing us from one to five and % muot
ten years. The money is honestly
due US. We need it. We mus'
have some of the delinquent 40
counts. Mr.. John C. Petit - au
thorixed to collect and reaeipt fo'
eli and new SUBSCRIPTIONS. W.
hope he will be we'll received whe'
he presents = bill.
Nov. i2-tf.
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Legal Notice.

take notice that ON the 2oth day OF October,
1903. Laura AnkrOm filed her petition in the
Court OF Cannon Pleas of Hooking County,
Ohio. being cause number 3Si7. praying a
divorce from said TEonas .A"krom ON the
ground of willfnl absence and gross neglect
of duty, and that said cause will be tor hear
in. on and after DECEMBER I7tIi. I9o3.
LAURA ANKROM.
John C Petit. Atty Tor PiMntin.
Nov. 3-aw.
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on the Republican ticket, reprssen:
tatlve iu the legislature from the
Hooking Vinton district and was an
influential member of that body.
This is verified by the fact that
hs introduced and industriously
carried to successful termination,
an amendment to the constitution of
Ohio which gives each county at
least one representative in the lower
house Of the General Assembly, and
there is hardly a question OF doubt.
had he lived, but what he would
have been the first representative
from vinton county under this Few
amendment.
He was kind, loving husband
and father, and was indeed the poor
peoples friend in the practice of hi-
profession. Many are the kind acts
he has willingly performed without
pscuniary reward.
The funeral was held at the Pres
byterian church Thursday at IL
o'clock M, conducted by DR.. c. B.
TAYLOR, followed by interment In
Elk cemetery in charge of the
Masons and Grand Army of the Re-
public.
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Divorce Notice.

Ottimer Quillin, residence unknown, will
take notice that on the 3rd day of Decem-
ber, 1903. Katie N. Quillin filed her petition
in the court Of common pleas, HockinR
County. Ohio, being eau se number 353D pray.
ing a iivoree,from said Ottimer Quillin on
the ground of gross neglect of duty, and
that said cause will he for hearing on and
after January 18th. 1904.
Katie u, QuiIlin by John c. Petit,
Dec sew. her Attorney.
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cupboard, table, and = dresser, and
= s,deboard, lookanglass, some
candies, and nuts, and cups. bring
papa a knife, a pocket book. shave
ng mug anhatoothbrnsh. live on
the sout side of Second Street.
Eail Shriner.
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You will find all the late Books
at Bort & Co.'S.
Start the year right by subscrib'
ing Cor the "American Boy" Its
the paper that every American boy
should read. 1t is instructive as
we'll as amusing. See the agent
abou, the special offer he is giving.
Roy A. Magle Agent, Logan, Ohio.
For nice boxes of candy 60 to j.
! w. Gabriel's and buy Snyder
CHATTER & Co.'S line, they are the
best.
The place to buy a Bible or
Hymnal is at Bort d Co...
Joseph Dieble. one of our most
prominent young men, was killed by
a fall Of slate last Monday, N the
lost run mine where he was work.
ing. He has a large circle of rela.
tives IN Logan to mourn his death.
Inter.nent today at Straitsville.
The best line of Toilet Cases q
Bort & Co.'s.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby Given that the following
accounts and Vouchers have been nled In
the Probate Court OF Hooking County. Ohio.
for Second AMI Final settlement Z. F. Aplin
Guardian OF Muuson p ;aher, his MINOR ward
aud the same will come OIL for hearing on
tho 18th day of January. A. d. l90i At 10
O'Clock A. NJ. or as sOUn thereafter AS NAV
be convenient. f.MASIN
Dec n 3-w Probate Judge
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Lots Of new designs in Tally Card.
at Bort & Co.'S.
WANTED, young men who can in
vest a few dollars each month in
New Interurbia Railway. Stock
holders only employed. secures po-
sition when road is built. Address
the T. c. d G. Ry., Co.. L, 565,
The Splitter, Bldg Toledo, o.
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HELLO. SAINT. CLAUS.
Strike But Hear Us.-Interest-
ing Letters to Santa, by
School Children.

We have here in the prints, which
stand immortal, the heart wish Of
some OF our children.
There Is nothing in the finished
productions Of the charming writers
that is nearer aud dearer than the
expression of the children we print
reIow--It is a call to the Highest.
Il is invocation. The name is but Q
symbol.
he requests we publish will be
appreciated aud We hope Santa
Claus in his generous heart and with
free dispensing hand will give to
the good little boys and girls o: Lo-
gan, all they have asked for.
The following letters are from
children in Miss Noonans room.
Logan. o., Dec. 2lst 1908.
Dear Santa Claus
J., 2. wish you would bring me q
sled, skates. box .! candy and nuts.
k.kna would you bring my brother a
lantern, AMI; desk. And be sure
that YOU wont Miss the place. !
will tell you where 1--we. l live on
South side of Hunter Street.
Roy Butterfeld
Logan Ohio Dec 21," 1908.
Dear Santa Claus:-
I would like to have . sled,
book, rocking chair, candy, and lots
of other things. I hope you will
bpng Ruth box of writing paper,
and Homer hair brush, Harry a
sweater. LIDO not know much, what
mamma and papa want SO l will moi
tell you. l live on the corner ol
Hunter aud Orcherd Street.
From your Friend,
Hazel Armstrong
Logan, Ohio Dec. 81, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus
/ want u steam engen, book,
a game. and gun. 1 want you t.
bring mother a half dozen Of cake
plates. l want you to bring Z
christmas tree.
l live on the north side Of Main
Stree. Good by Ralph Scott
Logan Ohio. Dec. 21," 1908.
Dear Santa Claus:-
+ My Papa wants a necktie
Mamma wants q stick pin. MARY
wants a gold ring. want = doll
cupboard. cup and doll hat. Mans
wanlr a rug, dress and hat. Pap,
wants q suit Of cloths. Aunt,
wants a looking glass. Charlie,
wants . picture. l live ON the eas1
side of n ,rkst Street.
...- Your Friend Grace Bowen
Logan Ohio. Dec. 21," 1908
Dear Santa Claus:-
Per haps would like q doll
aly., buggy and story book
Andrew would like a drum, aEd
-po- R.tl,-.ra..Id-
5, ok and y doll. Lucy would lik,
: package Of tabacco.
live On elm Street.
| o., Good bye. Ida Co.'s
Logan. Ohio. Dec. p, 1908
Dear Sanity Clans:-
/ want dool and story book
aome candy. a Christmas tree. ant
. doll hood Harold wants . shil
and fly that walks. and some candy
Hazel wants some Candy too.
guess this is all We want this time
Good bye. William Frasch
Logan Ohio Dec. 9l",r1e0s
Dear Santa Claus:-
." l want . drum, some candles,
and . wagon. and q engine, watch
nuts, and q top. pair skates. coat,
and = pair Of shoes, . ring, . tablet
Bring mamma . set of dishes, and /,
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Notice of Appointment

Estate Of William Gorder deceased the
undersigned has been appointed and quail
ie,l ne AdministratOr OF the Estate Of
William GOr.ien late of HOcki e County,
Deceased.
Dated this 7th dav of December A. D. 1873.
Dec 10 3-w II G. HANsEL. Administrator
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Notice of Appointment

Estate Of Zimri Kanes deceased The un-
dersign-d has been appointed and qualified
as executor OF the estate .: Zimri Kane, late
of HOckin. COuntv, decea>ed
Dated this 4ih day OF December. A. D: 1903.
Dec l. 3-w. JACOB KANE.
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Farmers Institute.

The most successful ever held.
Details next week.
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LOCAL EVENTS.

Nov. a2-tf.
LOCAL EVENTS.
See the big Game Boards at Bort
Zoos,
FoR SALE.-A good piano. Inc
quire at this Office.
]. w. Gabriel will have bis usual
Christmas boxes Of cigars.
Lovers of art will Appre-
ciate the marvels of hand
work at Wellman Steinman
& Co.'S.
In thess Christmas times, when
your heart 10 generous and your
purse is open, don't forget the
printer,
:, The best selsction of Games at
Bort d Co.'S.
We extend to all our readers q
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year,
You are entitled to the
best your money will buy.
we believe you will find this
In the w Wellman & Steinman
store vino w.,
The greatest selection of Novel
ties ever brought to Logan at Bort
& Cos.
Luke Lehman invites the readers
Of the SENrINEL to call at his store.
He has Il olidaY goods Of service
and salpe.
Mr.. Peter Keller. one of our well
known and most esteemed citizens,
sfter . long illness, died on last
Tuesday.
The finest line Of Real Medallions
.at Bsrt& Cos.
Miss Louie Green, stenographer
fss tho Rosary Magazine. in somer-
sst, is homo this week for the Holi-
day vacation.
The only complete stock of hne
Pocket Books ani Chatlains at Bort
4Cos,
.Ibe Christian Endeavor Society OF
the u. B. Church last Sunday even-
m presented Pastor Sanders With q
soN vstch chain for . Christmas
present.
An unparalleled outpouring
of Holiday loveliness lunch
cloths, buffet runners. doilies,
center pieces, collars and
Aandkerchiefs, finest collec-
tion eyer displayed at Well
man Steipman & Co.'S.
The only place to get what you
want in Childrens Books At Bort 4
Cos.
Mr. Henry Trimmer has rsEchas-
ID ihs Chester White pig which took
the premium ut the State and Lam
ssster Fairs. Farmers proposing to
jnpsovs their stock should make .
lota Of this.
If you are looking for the best
thsre 10 in candies, you will find 1t
st Bort 4 Cos.
Mr.. Will Henderson has returned
from Mansfield, and will again re-
sumo his position as manager of the
Logan Natural Gas Co., in our city.
Nr. Henderson is Welcomed back
% Logan.
The people who are making gifts
at the Christmas times, are invited
20 come in and see what Luke Leh-
man has. Seeing is believing. He
has the goods, 90 and see them.
The Town Dog took night out,
aud on Sunday night attacked the
sheep Of Mr.. Henry Trimmer, kill
ing three, and ipjuEipg twenty,
siectly destroying his choice flock
The dogs were seen and tracked,
unt,l the trail was lost on the pub
lic road. One dog was red, one
black, and one spotted grey. This
i most likely the beginning Of the
town dogs winter sport. There is
: notion in the minds of some of our
farmers that if Logan harbors sheep
killing dogs, Logan should pay for
She sheep killed.
There Is nothing that makes q
niceer present than a pipe for =
gent. ]. W. Ga5rlel has all Kinds
pt al prices. call and SEQ them.
The real bargains in Holiday
Goods arc At Bort & Co.'S.
NJ, Charles S. Carpenter and
Miss Lucy A. Disbennet, both OF
Hooking County, were married at
Ehe Methodist Parsonsge, of Lo-
gan, on Saturday evening, Dec. Is,
mo l.. Dr. n. d Nyh,k>
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Notice To Contractors,
Advertisement for Bids for
Street Paving.
Legal Notice.

SEALED bids will be received at the once
y Of the Clerk o. the Village Of Logan, In
the State df Ohio. In the City Building. until
twelve O'Clock. moon. Of
Friday, December 18th. 1908,
TOR furnishing the necessary labor and ma.
terial Tor the paving Df Main street in said
Village from the west side Of Culver street
to the intersection OF Main street with Gal
legher Avenue in said village and repairing
or renewing the asijscent and abuttinx curb
ing according to the rlaus and specifications
on hle In said once. Each bid must contain
the lull name of every person or company
interested in the same and be accompanied
with bond in the sum OF Sl000O to the sat
iisSctiOn Of the Village Council or q certified
check for the amount on some.soivent bank,
NJ y guaranty that IL the bid - accepted,
contract will oe entered into and ita perfor.
nance properly secured. should anv bid
be rejected such check will be forthwith re-
turned to the bidder. and should any bid be
cepted such check will be returned upon
the proper execut on and securing OF the
contract Bidders are required to use the
printed forms which will be Furnished on
application.
The right ID reserved to reject any or ali
bids BY order Of the Council.
Nov. IL, 1900. q. r. Montgomery.
Clerk
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RULES.

l. Any person desiring TO take . primary
examination, OF to Le examined iu any Of
the higher branches, should give the Clerk
~ O weeks ndtfce.
2. Any attempts TO give or receive help At
me exam fnat,6as. or communicating VIII
forfeit the rixjit-to certificate and the right
to be examined' again within II months.
g. A. grade below the minimum In any
branch IL s'f1tlnfe In all the branches at
such examination.
4. Each npp{Jcnpt not known by the Board
must bring Statlment OF moral ciiarActef
from the mSniber1 OF HIS SchOol B1afd.
xSSeUewtsS0 ur VSuchers n1ee'ine. toWn-
ship and county. And the reading Of the y. +
E. e, and the frndyal success Of tile appli.
cant'as texeAer, Will be considered by The
Board In gran ting certificates.
APplicAn@. only, ne-d appe'r Mt tile ex
ami iuxtion r1tTms on exsminatiOn days
Others having business with the exa mi ner>
ShOu Id meet tEern ON report days
T. The exa atn1nRfion fee II IS cents.
9. All ap2iieAntsOr Five Years Certificate
shall pass u n Examination in Algebra, fsy
col0xy and Ply steal Geography.
lO. A considerable PARTON O. the ques-
tions In Theory and PrAetice and History
will be taken from Hi 1siale's Arr OF Study
aud Ohio History Sketches respectfully, and
ma n uscripts grnIed accordingly.
II. b. SCHAAL. President.
p NUNEMAkEiS, Clerk.
July I. lsol-tf.. &c sToUGHTOS.
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A. R. McBR08M.
ATT0RMEY-AT,..LAW,
LOGAN. OHIO.
JOHN A. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LOGAN, OHIO.

Collects Rents and Accounts. Negotiates
Loans. Borrows and Lends Money, Buys ald
sells Real Estate. and does general fnan-
v, C. Lowry.
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WANTED Trustworthy Lady or Gentle
wv man tO manage business Ia this c0uis
ty and adjoining territory Tor house u solid
financial standing s2O.00 straight cash SAL
airy and expe. .,ses paid each. Mon Jay direct
fr''m headquarters. Expense money ad-
vanced: position permanent Address Man
ager. COS Monon Bldg, chicago, Ill.
Nov. l9-Sw.
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NOTICE ID TEACHERS.

In the AtEh school Rooms at the Public
Sct Ool HOUSE, ~ Logan, Ohio, at O'Clock.
tstandard time) ON the following Saturdays
during the school year:
First Saturday of September. October.
November and December. First Saturday
OF March. Fiiss and thrrd saturdays OF April.
and NAY, and nrst Saturday In June.
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DR.. J. E. FRAscn,

SURGEON AND HOME.
EOPATIC PHYSICIAN.
Ofice-Rooms formerly occupied
BY othe late DR.. Blosser. Citizen
Phkne 246. Residence at Amos
PareeI, corner Hunter and Orchar I'd
streets, Citizens Phone "a
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DR.. D. A. RANNEllS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LOGAN, OHIO.

ONCE and Residence on Market street. north
of Post ONCE. Telephone No.60.
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Raney & Ellison
LOGAN, offfo.
DENTISTRY!

Teeth extracted without pain by the nse
OF Gas or Ita Est the safest and best local
aesthetic known To the profession. Fffst
class plate work and Filings made at reas-
9EaS,s s1is1 axn cins: ca0wn n. .sa s.a
hoor Armstrong building. opposite Roche1e
ter's store, Main Street. Logan. Ohio. III
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D. II. LAPPEn,
JUSTICE OF the PEACE.

Power Of Attorney, Deeds and Mortgage
written and Acknowledgement taken Cos
lecttOns gwen prompt attention. ONCE owl
Fcxs meat market. Main Street, BoHan o. .e1
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DR.. @. W. BEERY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Logan, Ohio.

ONCE in rooms formerly occupied by DR.. J
II. Dye, Phone 70. Residence, Dr Mansfield
House, 3 dooeswest of Hartmann's corner;
Phone7
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States District court
iu the Indian Territory. Southern dis
trict.
Stella May Truelove, plaintiff, VS.
Clarence Truc!oye. defendant 40
57O7
The defendant, Clarence Truelove.
is warned to appear in this court in
thirty days and answer the complaint
O. the plaintiff, Stella May TrueIoyc
Witness the Hon. Hosea Townsend
judge Of said court and the seal
thereof, this 23d day Of November
1903 c. NJ. CAMPBELL,
(SealJ Clerk
Cruce, Cruce & Bleakmore, attor.
neys.
Sam H. Butler, attorney for non
resident.
First published Nov. q, 1905
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chamberlsin's Cough Remedy
Pleasant 70 Take.

The finest quality Of granulated loaf
sugar is used in the mancfecture o;
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, and tae
roots used lu rs preparation give 10
favor similar 10 maple syrup. max.
mg II quite pleasant to take. Mr. ".
l.. Roderick OF Poolesyille, Nd, in
speaking OF this remedy says: u
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy with my children for several years
and can truthfully say II Is the best
PREPARATION = the kId I know Of
Tho childrol Ike 20 taFa % and II has
20 iniuri jI- after eGe-tg. For sale
by r J Ramsey. Ar1more Drug &C.
" B. Frame
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The tlzh price o; cotton ought no,
70 cause the farmer 20 quit diversifyilg
bis crops RE should DO as he has
done this year; plant an abundance o,
feed crops. Corn is the most yaluaa..
~ an De- is bread. meat and MONEY
but should be- fanaed by oats, u
mazei alfalfa and all kinds Of truck
crops Plant cotton. too. bu, bread
meat and feed stuff should have o..
first Ou-Iderarlu Paris News
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h NOBLE OUTCAsT!
BENEFIT FIRST REGIMENT BAND
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
Program 10 Be Rendered at the oper
House Thursday Morning.

Program 10 Be Rendered at the Opera
House Thursday Morning.
The following is the program as ar
ranged by tho pastors for tho Thanks
giving services t0 Doe rendered at the
opera house Thursday morning at
1O:3O o'clock.
Doxology by Choir
Invocation -Roy. +. p. Flanikon,
pastor Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
America led by the choir
Scripture Reading By Rev S f..
Goddard pastor Broadway NJ e.
Church. South.
Song-By the choir.
Prayor-Bev Thomas Whittcn,
president Hargroyo College.
Song-By choir.
Sermon by Rev j. c. Read pastor
o. tho Christian church
Song-Lcd by choir
Offering Taken By Rey Wcith. pas
tor Presbyterian church.
Bcncdictlon-Rcy. J. G. Read
Rev +. = Flanikm will be acting
chairman.
The music Will be under the dircc.
ton of Mrs. W II. Buck
We will be favored bv good an.
them and a song by our city female
quartette
The pastors OF the Baptist churches
uptown were in convention with uH
and heartily united in the services
but each of thom will b. absent from
the city.
We. the pastors Of your several
churches In convention most
earnestly petition the business
men, schools housewives etc to close
your business on this great national
day, and az far as possible attend di.
vine services and render due thanks
to Almighty God for the great and
small blessings that have come upon
this great people and nation.
REV WElTH,
REV. GODDARD.
REV. CRAWFORD.
REV. KELLER.
REV. READ.
REV. F1.ANIKEN
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$500 for Letters to Encourage Emi
grafton.

The Rock Island System offers TWEEN
IS prizes. Of the aggregate value Of
$500. for letters relative 10 the Ter
rtory ulonr lts lines 10 Arkansas.
Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma.
Texas and New Mexico Letters
holld deal with the writer's expert
sncs since De settled ln the South
west They should tell how much
money be had when be arrived what
he did when le frat came. what meas
ure of success has since rewarded his
efforts. and what he thinks of that
portion % the country whore he is
located. Letters should not be less
than 600 nor more than 1900 words
in length and will be used for the pur.
pose Of advertising the Southwest.
Letters are desired, not only from
farmers and farmers wives. but also
from merchants. sclool teachers. cler.
gymeu. from every one. in brief, who
has st0ry 70 tell and who knows
how 20 tell g.
For circular giving details write
John Sebastian. passenger t-aflc man.
arer Rock Island System Chicago. I'D.
tian25
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Miss Taesett has accepted the posi-
Ton Of art teacher a. the Hargroye
College 5ho will be glad 10 have
those Interested in art or those who
would IKE 10 see her work 10 call and
go her. She is in her studio at Har-
grove College every afternoon. HIP
Are yol a pen artist? Read Mad
den, Sykes & CO.'S Thanksgiving prop
osition 1876
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sold by City Drug Store.
WARNING ORDER.

In the United states court In the
Indian Territory, Southern district:
Mary Smith. plaintiff. VS. William
Smith defendant. No. 5G76
The defendant william Smith. is
warned to appear ia this court in thir.
fy days and answer the complaint OF
The plaintiff Mary Smith.
Witness. Hon. Hosea Townsend
Judge of said court -h.s 27th day OF
October. 1903
C. NJ. CAMPBELL Clerk
Herbert walker and Cannon. at,or
ueys.
j. c. Graham attorney for non-res
dent
First published oct 2s, 1903.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-25

j. Plcrpout Morgan is banker for the
nov republic OF Panama He advanced
100000 for the little government 20
begin business on, and It is understood
that he is TO handle all the funds 10
be- paid by the United states for the
canal