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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
LIST OF PATENTS.

Granted 10 Southern inventors this
week. Reported Oy q. A. Snow a. Co.
patent ATTORNEYS, Washington, ID T..
&c F.. Ahlers, Covington. Ky,
Still: b. f. Amos, Hays. Kv., Pad for
riding saddles; 5. g. Bailey, Blue
field. w. Va, Indicator; b. b. Bower,
Bainbridge. Ca, motor: S. A. Brom-
berp. Richmond, Va, Eyeglass guard
= a Brown, Mount FAIR, Va,
Weighing and computing scale; l.. z.
Rnnnell, Paris, Ky, Paper bag hol-
Dire F. L. Fisher, Cumberland. Nd.
Machine for trimming wall paper u.
deer. Richmond, va, Mechanical
movement; A. L. Green, Buford'
ia. Hame aud trace connections; >.
". N. Hamilton, Winchester. Va
Horseshoe J. B. Harris, Nashville.
Tenn, Smoke furnace; j. w. Hender-
son, Tunica, Miss, Self closing gate
IF. Hooker, Baltimore, Nd, Ball
bearing in swivel JOINTS for hoist
blocks; G. Fl. Jackson. Bentonyille'
ARR. Baling press; 2. 7; Kale,
Newcastle, Va, Hut; j. Koelner,
Louisville, KY, Dough mixer; j..
w. Kunkei, Lazearville, and 9. Rob
inson, Wellsburg, W. Va, Closure for
lars, bottles, jelly glasses, &c' y. NJ.
Martin, Knoxville, Tenn. Cushioned
rocker or wheel; q. d. McElwee.
Gloster, Miss, Self acting fan for
hammocks or cots; T. Fl. Nance
Talladega, Ala. Planter for fertilizer
dlstri butor;J. A. Nelson, Owensporo.
XIV. Surgical Needle: j. s. Orr, Au-
gusta KY, Device for catching and
holding fowls; w. A. Peay, Liver
more KY, Hinge 4. A. Preston. Mon
REQ, La, Cattle guard; E. Ramsay,
Birmingham. Ala, Self olllng wheel ;
W. D. Ross Woodlawn, Ala. Core
bar; J. L. Sellar, Baltimore, Md. j,
Automatic paper feeder; r. A. Stear-
man. Jet, Okla. Ter, Latch; u. b.
Triplett, Alexandria. Va, Baillng
press; S. L. Trueblood, Kenova, Va,
Car coupling J. F. Wolfe. Scranton,
Miss, Eyeglass; G.. A. Wissel, Dav-
ton, Ky, Door check, W. FL. Zim-
norman. Halethorpe, Md, Scientific
toy.
For copy of any of above patents
send ten cents in postage stamps with
date of this paper to G. A. Snow q
Co., Washington, D. 9.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
THE DISPENSAKY BILL.
Action Def erred to Amend the Meas
ure, at Senator Erwin's Request.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Nashville. March 11.-Action OF the
Senate Committee In the ColumDla
dispensary bill has been deferred until
an amendment can be prepared winch
will provide for paying the state q
larger part Of the revenue than under
the bill as it passed the House. Sena-
tor Erwin, OF Maury County. who IL
urging the passage Of the bill, has
asked that it be held over until this
amendment can be prepared.
It now seems probable that the COM
mittee will recommend the passage OF
the bill. Considerable opposition has
arisen, but the measure is being sup
ported by the Senators ana Represen-
tatives Of that county, and as lony as
they are united on the measure 1t 10
more than probable that the Senate
will follow their recommendation.
Two petitions against the passage OF
the measure were presented to tine
Senate Tuesday, one from Knox COUNTY
and the other from Coffee County.
The signvrs of the petition say they
fear that the effect of the passage OF
the bill will result in q general ans
pensary law. The Senate COMMITTEES
Tuesday afternoon amended the bill.
ut the request OF Senator Erwin, 90 =.
to make Il conform to the House bill
exactly, and then deferred action at
his request.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
Runaway Children.

Spring Hill, Tenn. March a.
Graham and May White, two children
of Aaron White of Franklin, came to
Spring Hill yesterday. The Oldest
child is only boy of 10 years, and
they had run off from the home OF
their aunt, where they live, and walk
ed the twelve miles with the exception
of stranger taking item mile or
two The little girl had large shawl
in her arms with her dolls in it, so she
must have come to stay. They were
journeying to Mrs. Charles Whites,
several miles beyond here. From here
they we're carried by a friend.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
Al The RACKET

Cold weather necessities at Bottom
Prices.
Plush Lap Robes s1.25.
Plush Lap Robes Double 500.
Ladies' Wool Mittens from l0c and IN.
Infants and Childrens fancy Mttehs
i Ladies Coli Gloves all 'Sx PC and
Ladies Heavy Ribbed Vests t5and 25c
each.
Ladies Heavy Ribbed Union Suits &c
each.
Childrens Heavy Ribbed Union Suits
25c each.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Union Suits 25c
each.
Bows Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts and
Draws 25c each.
Mems Jersy Ribbed Fleeced Lined Tn.
| ion Suits 95c.
Mems Black Heavy Fleeced Lined Tn.
dershirts 30c.
Mems Fancy Stripe U. Shirts aud
| Drawers red uced to Toe Suit
Mems Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts and
Drawers zoe Suit.
Mems Golf Gloves assorted Colors 25
and 400 Pr.
Mems Jersey Fleeced Gloves 10 and 25c
lPr.
Mems Scotch Gloves "a to 40c Pr.
! BOYS Gloves all kinds 20 % to SOC Pr.
Mems Leather Gloves 25c and up.
Mems Wooden Socks 10 to Csc Pr.
Boys Heavy Lace Leggins Acc Pr.
Mems Heavy Lace Leggins SOC and up
Mems Spring Leggins reduced to 35c
Pair.
Ladies Rubbers 30-35 and 45c Pair.
| Mems Rubbers 80 to Csc Pair.
Mems ana Ladies Arctics from Cheap.
est to Best
Mems Rubber Boots S2.75.
Mems Over Caters 10 to 24c Pr.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13

B. & B. Oil Heaters are the best only
$3.50.
Curry Combs and 10c each.
Horse Brushes 10c and up.
Ideal Food Choppers only Sl.OO.
Axle Washers 4c coil.
Hearth Brooms 10c each.
Crate Varnish 10 and 15c.
Black Jack Stove Paste SC box.
Corn Peppers 7 and l5c each.
Feather Busters Is to SOC each,
Wool Busters 10l5 and 25c each.
Lanterns the best makes 40 to Toe.
Glass Milk Strainers 10c each.
Small Curtain Poles 10c complete.
Shoe Soles 10c and up.
Shoe Nails &c paper.
Shoe Hammers Sc each.
Rabbet Planes 25c each.
Distons 26 inch Saws $3.50.
Coal nods Zoe and up.
Shovels, To- gs and Pokers.
New Line Ct Blue and White Mottela
Earthenware Cheap.
See us for wall paper.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
OVEN The COUNTY.

Bring your tickets TO Young's. II.
Mrs. Eta Timmons opened school at
Athenaale Monday. March 2. WIN
full attendance
Miss Lena Pitts. Of Nashville, VINO
has been teaching music at Athendale
the past several sessions, VIII oegin
teaching music Monday.
Miss Mary Linn Roberts. OF RoDerts
BEND. who has been az Denver Coi-
orado. on account of Ill health, mas
been pronounced as cured by her physl-
clan there. but will not return TO THIS
climate yet.
Miss Rosa Lee Turner, of Mayheld'
XIV, is visiting ner sister, Mrs. Y. "
Hull, at Timmcns.
FOR SALE:-Rust proof oats. Can
j. Ripley Steele. at Cal@wel bros'
store
Charles Long, of Mt. Pleasant, who
recently went to st. Louis to accept
position, was robbed by his room naee !
10 boarding house there, the tnlel
stealing two overcoats, hat and otner
clothing and $lO in money. ne was
discovered leaving the house by tne
landlady, however. and all the articie7
we're recovered.
Mr.. w. V. Wilson, of Mt. Plea SAINT,
has accepted a position with Mr.; John
Carnenter to succeed Mr.. FREQ Hardy
as the manager of his phosphate inter
ests at Carter ssCfeek.
Mr. J. E. Morrison, of Washington
a member CT the government geoioel-
cal surveying corps. is at Mt. Pleasant
inspecting the phosphate deposits.
From there he will go TO Centrevllle' 10
inspect the Hickman county deposits
Mrs. !. ]. Stephenson, of Ashwood,
accompanied by Mrs. Henry MarI,n.
of Kentucky, have gone 70 ho'
Springs, Ark, to spend several WEEKS
The business men Of Mt. Pleasant
have arranged for a big mule traolhg
day to be held there on March ~. "A
number of prominent mule buyers Will
also be present, and it is expected
that the day will be lively one TOT
STOCK dealers.
Miss Laura Hubert, of Mt. Pleas
ant. Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Gallagher. IN ashvllle News.
Mrs John Ruhm, Jr., returned
Thursday to Mt Pleasant. from WISH
to Nashville.
MIR. Chas. A. Lee. Of Glenn S Store,
had a nice pony struck and killed by
lightning Saturday
Miss Nellie Cecil, of Mt. Pleasant,
the Assistant Engrossing Clerk OF the
Senate, arrived today and Will speno
several days with her aunt, Mrs.
Amelia Cecil, on Monroe street. NASH
Vile Banner.
Miss Flora Harlan, who has been
visiting in Nashville, has returned tc
her home at Cross Bridges.
Mr.. Will Roam gave a delightful
birthday dining Thursday, March the
fifth, In honor OF his niece's birth
day. Miss Beulah Allen. Those pres
emit were as follows: Mr.. White
Roam, Mr.. and Mrs. Parish, Miss
Nellie Allen, Evan, Jimmie and Made
Allen, Robie d. Gurley, Mrs George
Loftin and little sons, Eugene ano
Luther. All enjoyed themselves very
pleasantly.
The hard rains last Friday caused
Knob creek to get out OF its banks.
AMI it washed out many fences ano
water gates It overfowed the SAINT;
Fe PIKE for several hundred yards
The mail hack undertook to cross
while it was over the pike and sud
den rush of water caused the double
tree to break, Mr.. Brady the driver,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
HOW THE NEWS
WAS RECEIVED
Bells Were Rung, Citizens Give
Vent to Their Enthusiasm
Preparations For an ovation 10
the Delegation.

Columb1a went wild when the new
first arrived that the Dispensary had
nassel the Senate. The news spread
rapidly throughout the county as
we'll as throughout the town. Frlenos
telephoned friends and there was "loe-
spread rejoicing.
Friends of the Dispensary took posses
sion of the Herald office and announces
the GLAD news. Men rushed from thelr
places of business the sidewalks were
lined with friends shaking hauds anu
concentrating one anOtner !no
church bells were rung and the wits
Ties at the big mills were tied down
and allowed to blow for half an hour.
Soon the Herslds telephones began
a constant ringing and congratulate ns
for the successful fight the paper mao
made we're received in numbers.
The telegraph Office here was SCOT
crowded with happy citizens senoine
kilograms of felicitation to Senator
Erwin and his co workers for the Dill
"a, ter's Creek was one OF the mrs.
out of town places to send congratula
tious. The GOOD people of that com
mnnity gathered in force and to FUR
ther show their appreciation sent th'
following telegram to Nashville:
ST. D. Lander,
| Nashville Tenn.
Congratulations for yourself, oul
senator and representatives and the en-
fire Columbia delegation, from tn
frienos of temperance at Garter
/ Creek.
Az soon as the news here had become
generally known plans were formed e
meet the accommodation last nlgn'
and give the returning Columbia gen
! tlemen an ovation at the depot ano
escort them mp town.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13

had 10 unhitch the horses and ride on
horseback. Mr.. Nelse Woodland was
the only occupant
FOR SALE:-The old Wool Factory
corner Fast Seventh and Glade streets.
sno residence adjoining. 100 feet oy
IgO. ~ rooms, two cisferns. large gar
aen Prlce -, 600. For terms call on
Lewis Foster, at Columbia postofnce.
1d6tEW
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Card From Mr.. Warfield.
"Mr. F. D. Lander i,

"Mr. F. D. Lander
II would oe glad If you would in
form the man who is trying to poison
Mr.. Sheegog's hounds so the blame
Will be placed on me that his scheme
will not work. In the first place l
have poisoned only small pieces OF
meat and have never put any out
except when Mr.. Sheegog's hounds were
sll in the kennsll. So his whole
carcass relieves me from all blame.
We shsll make every effort to find the
guilty party. y. W. WAKEFIELD.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
TIME LIMIT AMENDMENT AGREED oN.

TIME LIMIT AMENDMENT AGREED ON.
this morning conference was ~
hoon leaders IN the oeh' WIN
Columbia delegation of citizens the BILL and an menen ~
inc that the franchise should be limited to july ~ ~
+od afterwards accpo ~
son.+e The onponn flood OF amendments ''
tbev were all voted amendment providing ' Vic
st amount paid by all tne soo' "
adopted yesterday
Upon the assembling Senate this morning the OIL cain" p
+orda 90 resumed
SENATOR'S argued against principally Senators White OF
Caruters spoke against tne Dill ~
.d he would vote for grounds Senatorial courtesy Inc ~
passed 1t now goes o"ck !" W ~
= 4 cnate possible that the House Will
bill this afternoon $50.
which the friends OF the measure ~
itself Senator Adams tor
- bia snech Yesterday the BILL but Simply opp "
taken nm at this tme thinking that nopporune however, ~
readily acquiesced and went " "orN "
lii yesterday came arouno a." '
detail SHOWS soine
e the measure that voto ior anu ~
had and had been rehaoV un ~
voted the the final rol-cal
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
COLUMBIA DISPENSARY
BILL PASSES SENATE.
Wins E,v the Emphatic Majority OF 10 to II-Stirrng
Scenes at the Capital, and Senator Erwin Receives
An Ovation-Time Limit Placed on Measure w hich
Makes 1t Expire In July 1900
Special to The Daily Herald:

NASHVILLE establishing dsenary IN the Guy " 0
tNoe s"hli'7
a., ar and in Columbia citizens were IN "e
bevoewa
the floor lifted MIN on
him the their enthusiasm WIZ"
uggedh him ande
Erwinhad the debate on the measure
AAb had consumed extremely fvd appear "
he it
ctv dthattw asab On the 0HN
ue 0"
He knewit
edwthge that the senatorial oo
ersofp should be eenoeu
"N'U And lie
tina extended him. Senator A"n wa"
ftoebHlb but his
Aho tewasale resulted as ohoW
Avs. Adams oBradey Cate :" ,ock o'"
"ohrpog@
Spaker Seay. 49,
N bright Cooper Cox Crowley Iedgerwood 'ce oe"" ~
Whhe.-T
Worthng Nofeet
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THE USEFULNESS OF A HORSE

Depends on sound feet. Sound
feet on careful shoeing. Ask you
neighbor about my work. 1t is as good
as skilled methods, careful workman
and personal supervision can make it.
New power clippers in the shop.
r. C. BATES, South Main ST.
Free hitching to customers only.
cod & W
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13

Hives are terrible torment to the
title folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store, Soc.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13

After uttering over 900. 900 words in
his argument against the Panama
canal treaty, Senator Morgan says ne
H. prepared to talk another month.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13
Land Plaster.

Will have fresh car of Virginia Land
Plaster first of next week. Please
write or telephone us for what you
need. j. P. STREET q 90. IL
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Bill Now Ready For the Go vernon.

Nashville March mThe Senate amendment" TO the o
measure d"
nased The bill isnow ready Faer signature
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-13

Now you now what tariff revision
BY its friends" means.
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Kodol pnspepsIa cure.

Dgcsts an classes OF food and
s.rcngtheua Tine stomach and Iigc.
tive organ Cures Dyspepsia Ind.
.o-fi0n. stomach Troubles and make
rich red blood health ami strength
hulo. Dyspepsia Cure rebuiIds worn
lUf tissues uurIncs strengthens and
WoDicus th. stomach GOV c. "
Atkinson OF vs. Va. says. 81 have
used % number 0' bottles of Kodu
Dy#u.p. 10 Gun. and have found Dr. tr
.. a worry effective and indeed. pow
ru' remedy for stomach ailments.
recommend .I t1 my friends Solo
.. 900 IDH'.I.
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In the District Court Of the United
states. fJ- the Southern District
AZ ArdmO-e
10 The matter gf James s gr
bankrupt .- bankruptcy
30 .s creditors sr Jane a orr
la rrs Southern district. in -ce indian
Territory a. t-fmpr. .snfruIt
N1.ra .a hereby given Lat on tha
fl dag OF december 1903. the sad
Jas. y or was duly adjudeed bank.
-upt and that the first meeting Of his
ored.otrs will be he'd al my Office a,
the courthouse 10 the city o Ardmors
on the 10Th day of December 1903. az
3 O'Clock in the Afternoon a. which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint G trustee
examine the bankrupt ana transact
such other business as may come be.
fore said u-otinE. JOHN HINKLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy
FIRST published Dec. o. 1909.
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Notice Of First Mceunq Of Creditors
Iu tho United s'araa Court iu the IN.
dian Territory Southern District a..
pm valley
I0 th. matter .l Nation d. Warren
,oparnorehip composed &C VIM
nation and Grant Warren ban.
rupts IN bankruptcy
To tho creditors Of Nation a War
Zen oi Elmoro Of Southern district
aforesaid bankupts
Notice is hereby given that on o.,
SIN day of December A. u 1903, Tho
said Nation q Warren, VIM Nation
and Grant Warren were duly adiudi-
Gated banbupts and uat the frst
meeting Of creditors will Doe held al
Paule Valley m the Southern district
Indian Territory. ON the 2lst day OF
December a. d 1909. 20 40 O'clock IN
tho oronoon af which time nnd place
the said crelItors may attend prove
their claims appoint a trustee exam
inc rho baukrupDs and taraact such
other business as may properly como
before said moctng
YERkEK r. TAYLOR,
Rclcror I'M Bankruptcy
First published Doc lo 1908
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So a m mute should Boz .1sf alsu e.
NM Ho2s symptoms ~ Group Cham.
Dr-'sius Cough Remedy z.yel az soon
- the child yasGrUea 1pares. or even
sfteT 'he CrJupy cough appears TU
prevent tle attack. 10 never fail alf
.a pleasant and safe f0 take For sale
~ = J. Ramecv t-Fmo7o Drug co
". T.. Frame
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Notice !. hereby given that the hrm
o' Noble Bros 4 Smith. composed
% Sam Noble Ed Noble ana Elgal
Smith. doinz a general harlaare bus
mess al Mad,ll Ind Ter. s this ia,
dissolved. EDGAR Smith retiring AMI
Noble B5os continuing the business
paying ali outstanding accounts and
collecting all debts due the drm
SAM NOBLE.
ED NOBLE.
EDGAR SMITH
November -. 1903 27-lm
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BROWN & RRI1GMAN.
UNCERTAINTIES AID [l1BAlN[QJ

Have moved into the new
building next to postofhcc
and have opened up an up
to-date Undertaking estab-
lishment, and are ready to
serve the public dav or
night ON short notice. a
beautiful line Of Picture
NIouldings Will arrive i'm a
day or two. Let lis frame
your pictures.
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II YOU intend to burn coal provide
your home or Office with a Wilson hot
blast coal stove Sold only by Noble
Bros. II
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Don't forget those photo calendars
and other fine Xmas cards al Webhs
lie is making them for others, why
not for you? ctr
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE..

IN he United states Court for The
su.h.-- District ~ .he indian Ter
HtJ-y
Ir hc matter ~. r r Word. banh
.. a .la.rlp-ey $50 zee
Tu HJr Hosea Town .eni ...s.
y. .-a district aal- nj taa United
states -.- 1. Southern district Of -hs
.-. r Territory
R p Word 1t s1zlen la 'ls south.
..r a.---.. os the Indian Ta-rtgry ln
aid district respectfully rapra5 alts
Ha- aa ,aa -s-l Jay u Deceu 5er.
900. .ae. aas- pee was duly 4dlu1gsd
rs-.a. under t6e acts of cougres-
relating .o bankruptcy thar be ia
.ry surrendered al bis property and
.als .s property and las fully com.
Piled rtl all the requ.remenu Of
SAID as.- and ot the orders ~ the
court .ll,l.rz Als bankruptcy
whereof be- prays that he may b.
..r-eed 1y the court 20 have a fui.
.aare. .rpm all debts proyable
aea.u-. bis estate under said 1ankrup,
s.t-. except sIca debts a. are except
.l ~ .4a from such discharge
Dat-I .a 10Th day O; November
4 . 1909 RE. WORD.
Bankrupt
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latest in art work, and Webb has tn
pleasure OF introducing the first in
the ln'lian Territory You should sec
Webb for yuur fine Xmas photos. GU
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lDId ii ever occur to You that tnc
flip son Of farmer might be classcl
with fresh country heir?
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Cold and silver head umbrellas at
Billiards. OF
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We MUST PUSH SALES UP To JANUARY |,

n order TO get our good, into %
Offering big reductions on HOii
Come and make Us an offer on am
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Warning order.

In the United States District Cour,
in the Indian Territory Southern
District
Henry Cromwell plaintiff VS. Lucy
Cromwell defendant.
The defendant Lucy Cromwell Is
warned to appear in this court in thir
a. days and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff, Henry Cromwell
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend
judge Of said court and the seal there
oC this 5th day Of December 1903.
Seal 6. W. CAMPBELL.
Clerk
By vs.. S. CROCKETT Deputy
Patrick = Wilhelm Attorney.
r Il Hogan Attorney for NouBe.
dent
First published Dec. G. 1903
Just think Heating stOyos from
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\ man does not want a better snap
than To be the innocent bystander
when two great railways are AT war.
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eureka SPRINGS

The Frisco ~v.;sm ot-ratus W.Ic.yc,ttuuIed
electric. lightcd trains. An cu:c cars and dining
nalls under tho tubuaIyucut ut Fred hary y.
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ARpMORE

Arkansas and Chootaw Railway.
Leave Ardmorc daily. .....S:3O q. m
Arr Ardmorc daily ly........12:lO p. m
Leave Ardmorc daily ......2:35 p. M
Arr Ardmorc daly........5:25 , M
Local
d., Ardmorr except sunday. ..G "a. IN
Nrr NrlmuHu eNcep, sunday 90 p m
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stoves tor wood.
stoves for coaI
Combinauon stoves anI everyt-bs
i1 stoves from the Majestic Steel
Rang. 10 the old fashisses Dutch
oven
williams, CorhH 4 Co.
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building and we are
and Fancy Goods
ing YOU want
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CaHodio,Carbon photographs, the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-13

The Furniture and
Carpet Dealer.
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Just think Heating stoyos from
$3.50 MP to S25. Stoves that usually
sell for $l2 Williams Corhn & Co are
selling for IS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-13

syl.hcru District ps the Indian Terri.
tory ss
on th.s 2sth lsy Il November A. u.
1903. on reading the foregoing petition
l, ls ordered by the court that a hear.
ing be- had upon the same on the TN
day OF January. A. ID 1904. before
said court 40 Ardmorc. 10 said district.
Al lO O'Clock In the forenoon. and that
notice thereof be- published in the
A-imorr.te a newspaper printed in said
district. and that all known creditors
and other persons In interest may ap-
pear at The said time ana place and
show cause 81 any they have, why
the prayer OF tho said petitioner
should not be granted
And DO .s further ordered by The
court hat the clerk shall send by mail
t0 all known creditors copies OF SAID
petition and this order addressed %
them al their places OF residence a
tatcd
WIues the Honorable Hosea
Townsend Judge OF the said court
mI ral thereof at Ryan. IN said DIS
,rI.t ou tho -s,h day OF Noyemuer
1903.
lseaJ C.N Campbell. c...
By J.. T.. FRlEMEL Deputy
First published Dec T. 1909