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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05
AN AUTOMATON CAT.
The Brilliant Conception and Inven-
ton Of an Englishman.
Constructs q Tabby which with Flee
trio Eyeballs, Explosive Mouth
and Pin-Covered Hide, Puts All
other Felines to Flight.

Agenius hailing from North London
has been struck with brilliant con-
ception for Kidding back gardens and
clubhouse roofs Of philandering cats.
1t consists Of nothing less than the
invention of fearsome automatfon
tomcat made up of tin frame and
covered with a fur coat.
Tom" is as black as the darkest
night, with q stiff black tail standing
up defantly in the air, and ghostly
look in its sightless eyes, which, when
reused to anger, send forth light cal
culated to make even Uly sses tremble.
This baneful glare is produced by a
f0ur-volt electic battery slowed away
in that portion of Toms" anatomy
generally occupied by the digestive
organs.
The general principle Of construc-
ton, according to the British inventor,
is based upon powerful clockwork, re-
leased by lever when the tail of the
animal is moved
The clock works d pair of bellows,
with two loud-screeching reeds, at the
some time forming contact to light the
lamps in the eyes, and forcing outward
. dozen long needle points, which come
up through the skin Of the back. The
tail also acts as trigger, and releases
o hammer formed of the lower jaw Of
the cat, which explodes two percussion
caps in the mouth.
One night an experiment was madev
The clOckwork was wound up and the
beast placed in back garden. In due
course 9 ferocious tabby Of loose char
acter and with chips of It's ears walked
up to the stranger to give battle, while
q dozen Of his lady friends sat around
to see the fun.
In feline language. the tabby appears
TO have asked his lady friends not TO
crowd into the ring. and 70 watch close
ly while he prepared tom" for the un-
dertaker. He began by walking up TO
wall and sharpening his claws. Then
he came back wagging all that was left
Of his tail in an aggressive and insslt.
ing manner, and took the measure oi
his silent enemy.
Without the slightest provocation be
few at the automatic cat, removed q
lump of loose hair from his back, and
broke his tail in half.
That ended the first round, but Il was
only the signal for the tin tomcat to get
into action. The tail exploded the per
cussion caps In the cats mouth with a
sound resembling that of a ~; the
electric eyes blazed cut like Ladysmi;h
searchlights. while heart rendine
shrfeks rent the air from the bellows
inside, and the needle points got their
businss ends into the tabby cat
Within few seconds the garden was
clear, and pale-faced pussies were tear.
ing off through the quiet streets in
search Of home comforts. It was more
than month before they ventured to
peep over the wall to see If the "black
terror" was still in possession.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05
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TO ADOPT MACHINES.
Nex, YorIx,s streets Are to he CIeanea
in This Way Rather Than by
Means of street SweeDerH.

New York's white wings are doomed.
Street sweepers, teamsters, snow-shov-
elers-all are to be put out OF business
Nv a big machine, and one that can do
:hree times the work OF Percy Nagles
whole brigade. This machine sprinkleA
sweeps and cleans at the same time.
Already it has been placed on trial by
Commissioner Nagle. There is no mys-
tery about the invention. 1t was first
tried in Wheeling, W. Va, in which
rtate the company that exploits it was
incorporated with capital stock OF
$1,000 900.
Wagons of the company will be oper-
ated by compressed air. Electririt!
also can be used. These wagons are
called "parparts.' They are SO con
structed as to be able 70 sweep the
streets under all conditions. Dust.
dirt and slush disappear before their
onslaught. In winter an attachmen'
is arranged by which saow-shoveline
car be done.
Several machines have been offered
to the city free Of charge and Commits.
uioner NS1 Win pat them isto com
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05

Mrs. Hendel and her daughter,
Miss Mollie, have returned from q
pleasant visit in st. Louis.
Rev. Father Kostenbrock has re-
turned after spending q few weeks
vacation visiting in Cooper's Wells,
Waukesha and St. Louis.
Mr.. Victor Erwin, Of Lake Wash
ington, arrived here few days ego
to spend the winter in the city hav-
ing accepted position at the Delta
Oil Mil.
Mics Irene Carleton, Of Lake viii
lage, Ark, was a guest recently OF
Miss Marie Clack.
Mr.. r. A. Ryker has been q guest
in Greenville for the past few days.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Atterbury spent
several days visiting in Memphis this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Landau, who
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marks Lemler, left recently for their
home in Vicksburg.
Mrs. Ida Marks has returned from
a few weeks stay in Hot Springs.
Masters Will Atterbury and George
Archer left on Monday to re-enter
college in Spring Hill, Tenn.
Mr.. VIM. Finch has returned to
his home in Nashville, Tenn, after. a
visit here to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Finch.
Mrs. B. B. Goldman has returned
from a delightful visit in the North.
Mr.. John L. Hebron, Jr., left a
few days since for Evanston, Ills,
where he goes to join his wife and
children who have been summe7ing
near Lake Michigan.
Mrs. ]. V. Bell has returned from
visit of several months to her sister,
Mrs. Lefevre, in New York.
Mr.. Ferdie Moyse came home a
few days since after visiting points
Of interest in the North.
Mrs Newman Winter and her
bright little daughter, Katherine
returned on Monday from a visit TO
Mrs Winters father and sisters, MI
Brvan. and Misses Maude and Daisy
7 BRYAN, near Alhambra. Miss
Mr. Henry T. Ireys, Jr., returned
earlv in the week after a visit TO ms
wife and small son and daughter III
Frankfort, KY
DR. John W. Primrose and his
daughters. Misses Carrie and MAY
Primrose. are at home from so]ourn
in Monteagle, Tenn
Misses Mamie Hart and Helen
Movse were tho honorees at an eie-
can't supper given on Thursday eve
nirg Of last week at Hotel Co'Tan by
Mr., Ed Moyse, of Cincinnati
delightful dance was given on
Wednesday evening at the Olympia
Clnb in honor of the fair visitors
in GreenvIlle
Mrs Lou Prince entertained grace
frllv at a luncheon last week at hei
attractive Lake Washington home
COMMUNICATING Mrs. Josh Skinner
trio of charming guests, Misses Ward
Narder and Moore.
The social events Of last week We're
nroroht TO close with a merry hay
ride given by the little gentlemen Of
one Of the Younger circls. The party
inrlnde Misses rGertie Guggenheim'
Torv Belle Crittenden, Irene Moyse'
Georgia Rachleman, Jeanette Brooks
Aaeline Harvey, Bessie Leyser anc
Maude Rosenbaum; Masters Ton
Finlay. George Archer, Harvey Bag
Low william Little, Bernie Brill
Abe Waldauer, David Goldstein' lisa
ore Moyse and Raymond Shelton
Misses Mamie Hart and and Heller
Movse and Messrs. Morris Bergman
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05

Mrs. J. B. Kemp will leave in the
next few days to become member
Of a house party to be entertained in
Canton, and later she will visit
friends in Como.
Mr.. N. T. Winter has returned
otter spending several weeks hunting
and fishing in the Great Smoky
Mountains.
Miss Nora O'Connor came home Oh
Monday from St. Louis where she has
been visiting during the past two
weeks.
Miss Hazel Smeeds, who has been
guest Of Miss Lucille Dunn, left on
Tuesday for her home in Vicksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Coin have re-
turned from months stay IN New
York.
Miss Florence Ray, of Malmaison,
Miss, is a guest Of her aunt, Mrs. H.
S. Toombs.
Misses Essie and Claudiaa Schles-
;nosr arrived home on Monday after
a fortninght's absence delightfully."-
snent in st. Louis and Memphis.
Mrs. VIM. Quinn has returned from
a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Steve Archer, Jr., and her
little daughters are on VISIT TO feiS-
tives in the city.
Mr.. Walker Mullins returned Oh
Monday after few weeks absence III
Hot Springs and Memphis.
Miss Hennie SEWERS, who has oeeh
a sonest of relatives in 81, Louis re-
turned home this week
Mr. W. G. Mcclure was guest III
Greenvile on Wednesday Whlle en-
rorte to his home in Columbus al'el
visit to Vicksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Francis ana
email son have returned from so
iourn in the Tennessee Mountains
Miss Lady D. shelton is visiting
uolot;ves and friends in Memphig'
Miss sallie Hunt came nome VI
n,,asdav after spending fortnight
9.r, ra,otives in Frankfort, Ky.
Mrs. Fred Meisner has r7turneu
frnm a visit to her former nome III
Temple. Texas.
Miss Matte Aiken has returheu
-, Knoxville. Tenn, where she at
tended the summer norman So"o''
urs NJ. F. Montgomery and MI
Cameron Montgomery are at O'S'"i' CO.
Springs.
Miss Bertha Waldauer came ~ a.1
few days ago after a delign'lu'
";s;, TO Miss Lille Fried in VickSOuiK'
Mrs. Saul -senberg has re'Ui N.Y.
from a visit in waukesha'
MFR. Saul Landau, of NHtcnel, wac
a ouest of relatives here re'eH'''
Miss Mamie Hart, of Na'ol ls ,,,ss
th4 ~ u Greatly admired guest OF MISS
Helen Aoyse'
uess,s Howard Hood Lyns ' -
,ns IJr..G. Blunt and Adolpn A ...o =
. susnt q few days early in TINS ~7'A
ssSing in Lake Chicot.
|. Mrs Henry o'BannOn is '''
relatives in New Orleans
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05
and Clarence Witt.

Mr.. Nat Isenberg was the host ct
Sunday ON an enjoyable launch ride
given In honor Of Miss Mamie Hart.
of Natchez, and Mrs. Nose Landau, of
Vicksburg.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05

n and Mrs. D. F. Hunt have
N uossession Of their new home
Broadway.
Miss Alice J.. Greenley has returned
b a delightful visit to Miss Annie
wilkins on:.swan Lake.
Miss Florence Mayor has been q
.M for several weeks Of friends in
icago.
Mrs. Annie s. hanway returned on
esday with her son. Mr.John Han
v, and niece, little Miss Jennie
nnon, after visit to Mrs. James
astysin st. Louis.
mr. ]. A. Gaboury he's returned
Dm q trip to the North.
Miss Carrie Montgomery, OF WIN
willie, has been a guest for the past
bek Of Mss Elizabeth Hunt.
Mr.. William McCutcheon, OF Bran
b, Miss. paid visit this week TO
mother, Mrs. M. P. McCutcheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pearce re-
rned on Monday after visiting rela-
les in indianapolis, Indiana.
MIR. Laurence Murphy returned d
N days since after having spent the
INNER at his old home in New
leans.
Miss Jennie Paxton left ON Tues
~ to enter college in Tennessee.
The friends of Mrs. Robert Barnett
9 sorry to learn that she has been
with fever for several weeks.
Mr.. Charles Canaman has returned
|om an interesting trip through the
otrh.
Mrs. Lou Prince, of Lake Washing
pn, paid visit to Greenville friends
b Tuesday, accompanied by MISS
Gard, of Virginia, and Misses Mar
pr and Moore, of Oakland, Miss.
Mr.. J. M. Jayne has returned aftei
visit to French Lick, Indiana.
Mr.. B. G. Humphreys left few
hys since to join his wife and chill
ZEN, who are visiting near Chicago
Mrs. ]. &. Negus and her daughters
|isses Carrie Belle and Susie, VINO
ave been at Virginia Beach for the
asst two months. are now on WISH
: Miss Susie Negus in Plainheld'
lew Jersey.
Miss Katie johnson returned re-
'ntly from Frankfort, KY, where
le has been a guest Of the MISSES
him and Mrs. Sam Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor will
located this winter at the nome Oh
II. and Mrs. d. F. Hunt.
Mr.. Josh Bell returned early III the
eek after spending q fortnight VISIT
lg in Kentucky and Ohio.
Mr.. VIM. Finch left on MONDAY
u Ell Paso, Texas. Mr.. Finch VIII
absent for some months visiting
lrious places in the Southwest.
-. Warren Smith, who hos been
ti'ung the summer at his former
ONE in Georgetown, KY, returheu
lrly in the week.
Miss Floyd Chiffon, who has been
De charming guest Of Miss MARY
homas. left ON Tuesday for hel
cine in Mayersville, Miss, visis'ns
aar wayside while en- route.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05

Swift's Premium Ham, IS Cents
DUNN & BOWEN,
East End c. o. D Sore.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05

Mrs. Lou Prince entertained grace
fully at luncheon last week al ner
attractive Lake Washington home
COMMUNICATING Mrs. Josh Skinner s
trio of charming guests Misses ""iu'
Marder and Moore.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05

Misses Mamie Hart and Helen
Movse were tho honorees at an eie-
cant supper given on THURSDAY eve
ning Of last week at Hotel CoTan by
Mr. ed Moyse, of Cincinnati
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-05

A delightful dance was given on
Wednesday evening at the Olympia
Clnb in honor of the fair visitors
in GreenvIlle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11
VIII Ardrore Have Baseball?

Cy Mulkcy the well known Texas
league ball player is here from Sher.
man to confer with the directors of
the Ardmcre Park and Fair Associa-
t!on with reference to placing Ard.
moro in tho Texas league circuit next
season
The Texas schedule Tor next sea.
son will probably be for 104 games of
which 50 will be played in each city.
II Is believed that if Ardmorc is placed
in the circuit a goodly number OF
Sunday games will be assigned to this
city Mr. Mulkey says if the proper
spirit is shown by our people he is
assured that Ardmorc will be admit.
ted TO the league
II is ~ be hoped THAT the deal will
b, consummated and Ardmoro given
a club We have been given every
assurance that a frst-class profession.
al team can be secured for this city
Mulkey came here at the insan., OF
50 Noye- of this city. who is now IN
Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

Miss Helen Grantly is to be fea-
tured this season as Dona Dolores in
Lorrimer Stoddard's dramatization OF
F. Marion Crawford's novel, In the
Palace of the King" which only made
q single round of the large cities. In
other words this will be the first tour
o; this pretentlous production. Miss
Grantly's portrayal of Dolores in the
great revival Of the piece is said to
be the best ever seen and and should
prove most interesting.
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ChoetaW Wreck.

The c., o. e G. had a serious wreck
at the west end of the yards, delay.
ing traffic twelve hours. A double
header, with two compound engines,
in charge OF Conductor Joe Cobb, left
here at 1910 yesterday for the west.
When near the west end of the yards
engine 155 turned over a main line
rail, causing the tank and thirteen
cars Of coal and lumber TO be piled
mp in a space OF 800 feet No one
was hurt. but several had narrcS es.
capes. The wrecke- was sent :,om
Haileyville and W, ht 10 work to clear
the track, which Il succeeded in doing
about , am. All the cars ,>topt one
will be a total loss, ds tney are
damaged so as to net br Ht '.r re
Pal, South Nc Nester Mons
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a BALLOT BOX
WHERE EVERYBODY CAN VOTE
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
The Result viii Bring Happiness and
Sunshine 10 the Children.
Voter for Your Favorite
Sunday School.

o. Bates has put in a iirst-class con
fcctionery at Speigle's Bakery where
he has on sale the finest Christmas
candies, roasted peanuts and pop
corn, cigars, etc, and he offers the
following plan to give away a snug
sum in cash to make the children OF
the Sunday schools happy at their
Christmas tree on Christmas eve.
with every purchase Of 25 cents you
are given a ticket that may be voted
for your Sunday school. On the morn
ing OF December "a one person from
each Sunday school will take part in
counting the votes. The school re
ceiying the greatest number of votes
will receive 10 per cont OF the amount
paid for all the tickets voted. Ny new
peanut roaster cost almost $1,000 an
Co see il is worth a visit TO the store.
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Much Appreciated,

Il. ). Mcpherson has donated a fun
set Ctcn volumes) Of Cooper's works Ia
the fire department and the boys f.
very thankful to him for the book
These boys have 10 stey at the fr,
station "a hours a day and any ia
yors of this nature are always appre
ciated for they can pass away the
lonely hours while pcrusing these ms,
ful hooks.
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cHIckAsAw ORPHANS HOME.
Changes msde-lncPesse Of Pupils
Appropriation Increased

Appropriation Increased
Nd and Mrs l.. ~ Turman of tl
Cbickasaw Orphans Home at Lebanon
are in IN, city Since Mr. and Mrs
Truman took charge OF that institu.
ton I'd % have ben active at .ork
Is secure legislative aid. Their appeal
To the Chickasaw council has not been
in vain
4 provision has been made for tho
school to accept as pupils any Chicka-
saw children b merry tie school
took as pupils only Ch,ckasaw or.
phans The limit OF so pupils has
been changed to 100 and the annual
appropriation raised from $4,000 10
$4,000 with IS extra per month +,
each orphan child These amounts ag.
gregate something over $4,000 year
for the support Of the orphans home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

We have just received Tor our new
plumbing stock a carload Of sewer
tile a carload Of soil pipe. a carload
oI water pipe and a carload ni other
plumbing supplies. and they gcrc
oough, at much better pricc than
local shipments can De- had and W.
c poct to give our customers the benefit
o. the right price. Call and see MS
D., fore YOU buy.
STEVENS. KENNERLY 4 SPRAG.
ms COMPANY. lOa
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1890 acres near Marietts. about
300 acres 10 cultivation. 300 in mead
ov balance in pasture Good black
land
Huo acres near Cornish, about $50
acres in cultivation. about SO acras in
% oalov balance IN pasture
WIN lease foT nom one 10 fyo year.
Terms. cash annually in advance.
EnDLEMAN q GRAHAM.
iGd. "a Ardmore |. r.
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c. O. & c. Railway eeoin, Work.

Lawton, o. r. Dec 10.-The grading
outfit of the Colorado, Oklahoma and
Texas railway was today stationed
four miles east Of the city and began
grading towards the city Another
outfit is near Duncan.
The above railway Is the one which
proposed TO build a line from Pueblo,
Colo, to Sherman. Texas, through Ard.
more.
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A Mean Trick.

Mike Booth had a good looking gun
and hc presented 10 to @ pawnbrokc.
al Wilburton sunday morning and re-
qucstcd a loan Of s. on the weapon
The pawnbrokor went for his roll and
when the man with the gun saw il he
demanded the whole roll Booth took
tho wad and decamped.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the nrm
OF Owens q Ebisch, doing a general
merchandise business at Provence. |
r., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Sam owens retiring and c.
+ Ebisch continuing the business,
paying all debts and collecting all ac-
counts due the firm
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Call and examine the beautiful line
ot bathroom fixtures at prices 50 low
that you will be surprised.
STEVENS, KENNERLY & SPRAG-
ms COMPANY. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

CGliodio-Carbon photographs, the
latest in art work, and webb has the
pleasure OF introducing the first in
tho Indian Territory. You should see
webb for your fine Xmas photos. 6tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

Fines. and largest stock of watches
lr ne Indian Territory O, Buard
Call and s"c Tor yourself and se,
prices before buying g.tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

Remember it costs you nothing
10 vote the $1,000 TO the most
popular man in Ardmorc AT J. r.
Walls NJ l.. Alexander general
agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

You always buy for little less
when you buy here, Step in and price
our Charter Oak heaters. Williams,
Corhn q Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

The Wholesale commission firm OF
Doak q Best has been mutually dis
solved. !. r. Best continues the
the business, collects all debts and
pays all accounts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

Don't forget those photo calendars
and other fine Xmas cards at Webbs.
He is making them for others, why
not for you? 6tf
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Attention Good nressers

Take n look at the swell neckwcar
We received this week. They are the
metropolitan STYLES at popular prices
GEORGE ASH.
IT'S 1873 East Main street.
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For the best ideas and most econ.
nomical execution in sanitary plumb
Ing and convenient pipe connections
gee Stevens. Konnerly & Sp~agins Co.
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Moon Bros. buggies always give
good value for your money Noble
Bros See them
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n you Intend TO burn coal provide
your home or office With a Wilson hot
blast coal stove Sold only 5y Noble
Bros. q
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Vote for the Brn-,pi~ni Society
nr the Merchants 500 contest fl.lm
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ls47 knives and foIks at $3.50 al
1877 BULARD'S.
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Gold and silver head umbrellas at
Rulard's 2-tf
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Baby caps ana children's hats at
cost this week at Miss Collins So
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Go to Bulard's for diamonds. 1s-t

Fresh FISH and oysters daily at the
city Fish Market corner Nam and 4
street. S. W 1G.l
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Have yOu s.Ca those duC diamonds
,. BUIARD'S lS-tf
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Order Eastern Star.

\ call meeting of Ardmorc chapte
No. "a order Of Eastern Star will b'
held in the Masonic temple Monda,
evening At 7.3o O'Clock for the pqr
pos" Of comforting the degree upoT
several candidates. At the conclusion
Ci IN, work the members will par
take uf supper consisting OF tbs
d,licacics Of the season. prepared fol
this occasion
NRS EVA GkNnER
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All goods sold, engraved free o
charge at
ls-tf BULARD'S
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SAM OWENS

Provence. /. r. Dec 9, 1903. l2.2
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The Fencing Girl" The Opera Girl
"A Rustic Beauty" and few other pretty
ones. 4 few of the late copyright Novels:
cher y'bI Booth Tarkiustpn, "Adyen-
lures of Gerard" by DOYLE. THE captains
Toll Gate" hy stockton, MY Friend An
mabel Lee" by,Mary McLanc, "The Shcr-
rods" by Geo Barr McCutchoon, "sir
Henry Morgan" by Brady. Tn" Mettle
pf the Pasture" 10y Allen.
have many other pyright and gifi
booss in many different bindings, Meet
any department. store prices. I lake sub.
scriptlous Tor Magazines and Newspa-
pcrs. Club offers dupli al. d
BOYO'S BOOK STORE,
On the way to .he PostOifice.
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MRS. EVA SNYDER.

" W. y ' y - = 7 E|EFENI
Worthy Matron
N. NJ. GRIFFITH Soc,
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4. V. DOAk.
l. r. BEST

Ardmore. J. T., Dec 10. 1903
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-11

1912
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-06-03
Millions OF Trunks.

Self-confdence is apt to mark the coward.
Rams Horn.