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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21
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/ +. J. B.. Stats Springs, Miss.--Tou VIII
Greetly 0hlge by answering soma questions
! /. some man says that one may just
simply SOW hairy veteh seed on bernuda SOD
without any breaking OF sod ana obtain q
I fine winter pasture sowing seed in autunn}.
| If this is true It seems to me that It
would he just as we'll to COW in pasture where
stoca has al spring and summer. Is this
true OF this seed OIL any other seed TO any
great advantage?
| z II Is practical to build : V-xaaped hay
rack that Is reif-feedins through center of
building IS 10y so fe.l? The point | want
know IS: Can nil this rack when ali
space above ana OH eithe. Side that
( tie eat rack empty, then will hay slide
into rack again without trouble? The only
fear Is that after empty hay VIII PACK and
lodge above and VIII not slide Into reach oe
cattle What should size Of rack pieces
aud space he q by inch spacel.
5. VIII p-csns 90 well here GIN county,
Calhoun, Miss, 100 miles from Tennessee
line and 90 east u Mississippi river? Sandy
! loan soil.
| Aus7er-i Yes have frequently said 20
| ana nave often verified the statement IN my
/ actual experience. When sown IN such man
re- IT Should he done not later than Some
( tin.e IN September tand much earlier as
/ You please 50 that tho first rainy spell IL
I OctO0'r VIII DIlns LtHs up. lNe same TX
! t-us Of :e-cus grass seed. bur clover and
crimson clover. would prefer TO 20 over
tts sou with a harrow OF some sort; thus
insuring soracwfnt errier termination o.
thc seeds Sow the seea and then harrow
! tv-o three times.
2 1 ses no reason vThy yoql may not easily
construct such hay rack The SLATE az
tunss may be 2 nchee IL diameter and
made smon;h ana straight and shout nches
epart in the cear Hut he hay straw
tina, Is not actually rut into the racks WIZ
not ge; IN OF Itself and viii not De drawn in
! me sinking Of that portion that YOU Actually
put into she rack You would re obliged %
~ Il -verv day OF whenever Il becomes
empty.
s. Yes tbs pecan VIII suonesd n tho
lower NElsssspr valley. below s.. louis ana
south a. the Ohio river and tho Missouri
river. snA even farther north, along she riyer
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21

Profitable A1faIfa.-Fhe Kansas Mail
and Breezs says: r. NJ. Patton. Il far
tner living near Hobart. Okla, has real
fzed 1865 from Is acres OF alfalfa this
year Patton secured four crops OF hay
from it with an average OF q ton to
tho acre each cutting lie sold It for
$40 ton and h saved IS bushels OF
seed from 1t, which VIII bring 50
busfiei. It would be difficult TO find
crop that would yield more than $50
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21

planted before cotton planting time-better a
week two later. "a 'boy farmer OF such
inqu!rins llabt. and capable OF writing 80
we'll, should set few agricultural tNks
and study them. Glad TO hear from the place.
have often passed through, when It bore
the euphonous name. "BoxankIo'')
% TOMATO CANNIN3-(2) NURIATB OR
KANT For COTTON RUSr-(S, RE-
BEDDING. LAND.
W j. Haynes. Grady. Ala. Will you
kindly give the names Of some parties
market? ] wish TO build canning factory
on my farm and have experience IN the
Dustneas at ALL
2 On sandy hammock land where cotton
ruxts. would muriate of potash be better
preventive than kaint?
8. Would It be Of advantage to bed and
rebed tine land before planting? You may
have answered these questions before, hut a >
1 subscriber ] have not the
answers. Think the Farm ana Farmers de-
partmsnt Of The Constitution worth moro than
the prics Of the paper
AnsWer--i. Write to the Dennis Canning
Company. Atlanta, Ga. for information.
2. kainit Is considered to ne more effective
in preventing OF cotton than mur.ate OF
potash
8. Not knowing about the character and
condition of the land. ! cannot answer def
nitely; but will say thai few farmers eysr
1t Is stiff clay land l do not doubt that It
will pay you 70 bed and rsoed or. better, breai.
broadcast and then bed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21

| A Remarkable Cow.--An Iowa farmer
| hsd a COW killed ny 4 train on the rail
road say. Texas Stock Journal. ~
presented his claim to the company II
| a note In which he said: Thirty doilors
will DO considered sufficient, as The ami
nal Killed was but q common COW and
! by no means the best Of my herd. Tho
claim agent OF the road answered the
! letter promptly and Enclosed q checb
| foi 500. He wrote the farmer: 1T IS
! the first Instance since my connection
| With the road that any other but 3
! sull-blooded animal Of great value has
sioo dainag ss and a. reward for yo'r
honesty and I would hunbiy ask fol
| your photograph 20 be framed and
| placed In my Office
Cutting Trees by El.ctricity.-Tt is re-
ported. says Richard Guenther United
| states consul general at Frankfort, IN
| the German press that successful expe-
| rinents have been made IN various
forests OF France IN cutting trees by
means OF electricity a platinum wire
| trical current and used like saw. In
| This manner the tree IS seled muck
GA eer and quicker than Il the old way:
no sawdust Is produced and the Slight
earbnnization caused by The hot wire
] acts az y proservative to the wood The
new method is said TO reauire only one
eietI, OF the time consumed by the old
ga wing process.
Plowing % Acres Day.--A man living
IN Oklahoma. says Praire Farmer. is
,acS1ine engine and two disck gang
blows The scheme was begun as an
experiment and has proved a great sue
cess At each round OF the field the ma
chine piows. eight burrows, doing the
work ~ men and lie horses. In THIS
under every day at an average cost Of
about so cents a day.
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HOGS AND COTTON SEED.

%t-N1J On
To r. II. j.. FL think your hogs arc
dying from the effects Of eating cotton seed,
Indicated by the symptoms given. 1t is
no; tho lint OF the eeed does the killing.
Cotton seed neai will XIII them JUS: as
certainly tho seed If fed hogs for some
time. tYou failed ia give your name ana
address}
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21

Breeding Coru-Greac strides have
heeM made in breeding corn. gays Hofa"-
stead lowa.} It has been only in recent
years tf,at this business has been thought
possible. It Is only modification O
live stock breeding Corn produces Il
crop every year and Qne grim will pro-
duce 3 thousandf1id. Ry selection GER
tnln attributes can be obtained This has
to De kept up long enough 70 produce
a fixed type. When this is done Il {:
breed, and not until then.
A Big GRAIN Tarm.-o1iahona, says "a
exchange, claims 80 have the largest
farm IN the southwest u IS the loi
ranch IN the Ponca reservation, ana is 81
big Il il necessary TO plant several
varieties OF wheat In ft-onc OF whiai
ripenH several days latcr than the other
I'm order that all OF them may be har
vested at their prime On this Farm the
wheat fields are os 900 70 500 acres
each and pasture 5000 head annually
rlla corn rows are one and n half miles
long. requiring 500 nudes ana 800 men T.
handle the crop aud 1t takes 80 self
binders three weeks to cnt the wheat
crop and dozen or more steam tresher5
40 days 10 fresh t. There airs $4,000
acres in TIE ranch
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21

Answer-I would De glad to publish
your method Of culuvating lettuce more
in detail. Can you not prepare an article.
at once. covering the ground fully?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21

LETTUCE CULTURE IN FLORIDA.
II C. Brown. Gainesville. Flaw
plant what We call outdoor lettuce and
frame lettuce here The frame lettuce.
OF course. means grown under cloth. We
plant fall. winter and spring lettuce,
hammock land Is supposed to be the best
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-21

ana appetizing. hut
y /; would not pay to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-20

Ninety nine out of every one hun.
dred diseases that children have are
due 20 disorders of the stomach. and
these dls0niers are al caused b. in.
digestion. Koioi Dyspepsia Cure is
Just a. good for children a. u Us
for adulta Children thrive on g.
II keeps their stOmachs sweet and
encourages their growth and deyel.
opment Mrs Henry Carter. 705 Cen.
trai s.. Nashville. Tenn. says: Ny
little boy Il nov three years old and
has been suffering from indigestion
ever since he was born have had
the best doctors In Nashville. Dut fall
Cd - do him any good. After using
one bottle % Kodol be O. a well ba.
BY. recommend lt 20 all sufferers. %
KOdoi digestG what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet. Sold BY all drug
gists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-20
CHASED By INDIANS.
A Ne~ Proposiiisn Presentes o. TIRE
Race Question.

Thursday evening az Miss Woriey
vas returning from Cache. she was
spproached By q buck Indian. Who n-
sisted that be would ride home with
the young lady. but his company uas
not acceptable and when be was tod
20 be grabbed tie young lady around
the waist and endeavoref 20 pail her
from her horse. But here be vas de-
ceived. a. Miss w0riey put whip 20
her horse and succeedsd Ia releasing
herself from hlm But the aead again
followed the girl and succeeted 10
overtaiing her. This time be tore
her clothes from her body a. be tried
70 drag her from her h0rse But again
she succeeded 10 releasing herself and
putting Ehip 70 her horse succeeded
Ia reaching hone. But the red devil
pursued her within half a nile o. her
house before be gave up the chase
sheriff Hammonds vas notified o.
the facts q the case yesterday morn
ing and al once sent Deputy Garter to
Cache 10 capture ne red skin. The
officer rounded up q number q II
dians and the young iaey picked out
her assanant from The crowd o. n
dianE
BE vas al once brought 10 Lavton
and placed in the county iaii 70 await
examination which viii be held be-
fore Judge Hussey today -IA~ion
Democrat
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MethodI,ts Mln sueeeee.

The Oklahoma TimesJOurnal tells
us that Rev Rankin. who has in
hand the task Of raising $4,000 20
equip the First Epworth building. an
nounces two important subscriptions
received today They are for $1,000
each. from Hon. c. {. Jones and Rev.
J. r. Riley Rev Rankin has three or
four enthusiastic Epworthians on ue
string for big donations. ana he hopes
soon TO announce another pair ~
subscriptions re mas several $500 sub
scriptions In view also. and as soon ed
he gets through with the s. 900 deals
he proposes 10 60 after the $500 folks.
The $500 subscriptions are considered
just as good as $1,000 ones provided
the donor Is giving up 20 his capacity
No man Will escape In this case. When
a Methodist church starts out single
handed Il generally gets what Il goca
after, so when the two great organi-
cations combine they need no insur
AhNtf AMtF IT h'A All Au'g 81 AAA'As 4 uN
people may just as well get ready TO
put down a subscription for they'll be
forced after a protracted struggle any
way. The folks who are out after
money are Methodists and consequent
ly they are persistent They are ont
In cause in which they have tka!r
health and minds. and they are doubly
anxious because Epworth Is on lnsti-
tuition that may reunite the two great
bodies OF MeihOdism.
Already arrangements are being
made Tor the construction Of a second
building The plans are beng pre-
pared and arrangements made for the
construction funds EFw1-,h viii
grow like Oklahoma CITY An az
tendance Of 500 Is expectsi the FIRST
year. and Oklahoma City's 80 Per
cent. increase is expected every year
for ten or fifteen years at least
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-20
cAuTIoN.

This is not a gentle word-but
when you think how liable you are
not TO purchase the only remedy uni.
versally known and a remedy that has
had the largest sale OF any medicine
IN the world since 1868 for the cure
and treatment Of Consumption and
Throat and Lung troubles without
losing its great popularity all these
years. you Will be thankful we called
your attention 10 Boschee's German
Syrup. There are so many ordinary
cough remedies made by druggists
and others that are cheap and good
for light colds perhaps. but for severe
Coughs. Bronchitis. croup-and espe.
ciaily for Consumption. where there
Is difficult expectoration and cough.
ing during the nights and mornings,
there is nothing like German Syrup.
The 25 cent size has just been intro
duced this year. Regular size rs
cents. At City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-20

We win have here within few
days car Of new White Elephant
buggies. and 10 make room for them
We offer bargains IN those We have
In stock.
WILLIAMS. coRHN G. co. Z
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keoDens Sept. ?.
Honey Grove, Tex.

WALL SCHOOL
spupis
option eoiRfS % e 2n no
and dcoidha
a ngh
rsted
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THE MERCHANTS $500 CASH PRIZE FIND

launching so with the sanc,on .rs -, -
Of even one II "a fund created By the undersigned
70 The organization. public the sh
Der q votes between this date We g u
GRAND CASH OF ssoooo
is vel worth effort each 2sc n,-oh
yol get one vote There shall be any merchant or
and any merchant SO selling dspong shall upon %
oe stricken from poo
except az he store where base
ae Of your purchase Statesmen shall amount vur
erase end number Of votes upon every tEs,
h as or her selling number and
re Merchants $500 Cash Prize Vot which Won % R
post same ae
suing the voting tickets the key Of the cudy 1 us
cashier OF the City National Bank Armo Indian Teiorv ne
open al boxes al na
once each month No merchant Merchants $500 Casb P M as &
any OF The clerks or employees shall entitled 10 anv vo G
contest shall pv votes fo- ~ lhs
or osaan On the contrary, shir
on Saturday morning before sunday Of each oI
@ TO The cashier the that Sane @ Young box
Dry and Shoes W p,vD
MADDEN, sykes & Co. 4 Dauee
Wcsheimer & Daube
J. A. Leatherwood & Co cInn a Illlann
wford.
Ardmore Dry Co. S,n5e-ss - more. 1
J. T. Hamilton Co. shoes St1s.s q bowman
cincinnati Racket VI "sOse'
baltimore Racket Store " II Tilev
o. l. DENIES 10y
Hardware. Coll storage Market
s1-Se,s & Mlsceaneeus
Weeks Bros j. l. Johnson saddlery arc
NoqEa & Rollins Queensware less
Drugs and Books l. b Men dsla. IiIeoeI.
F. ] Ramsey States Kerner Bltcher.
Bonner Bonner. n iIotchhis9 JeWeIs
=, r, ~, eoenah w. A Piise Tinner
J. 5 cfa. Tailor.
r P 1o,a. T9rs,tore E n fa1hng Cooner. lsros
nan Jfuss D'0' Soiera1n q Evans.
SreeerG alley Iiveryra,
r-slAsI Works
'e,,a.snleI.. Miss Eairl.
Ms james Mllner
- -- Mrs NJ E. spurgeon. Mnllner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
Federation Notes

Ardmore will be "At Home TO the
ladies representing the Federated
Clubs OF the two Territories the first
week in November.
The local clubs will entertain two
delegates from each club, the speak
ers and the officers Of the Federation.
There are more than seventy-five
clubs in the Federation.
The meetings of the Federation will
be open to any one interested in wo-
mans club work.
Committees or reception, entertain
ment and decoration will have been
appointed. Every effort will be put
forth TO make this meeting of the
Federation the very best ever yet held
and a credit to the city Of Ardmore
and her hospitable people.
This convention OF intelligent wo
men will be the greatest advertise
ment Ardmore ever had.
The home club women will appre
ciate any effort made by the city coun
ell in the way OF municipal house
cleaning, and gladly offer their as
slstance by way of hearty approval.
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, presi
dent OF the Texas Federation of Wo
mems clubs, Mrs. lsadore Galloway
(Pauline Periwinkle), Mrs. Mary
Wynne Sm0ot (AuntIncindy), and Mrs
J. c. Terrell, all OF Texas, are among
the invited guests to Ardmore to at
tend the meeting in November.
With the thermometer at 20 de
grees and ascending. the heat and
dust does not seem to lessen the ardoI
with which the club women OF Ard
more are perfecting arrangements FOL
the entertainment of their guests a
the Federation.
With the very best efforts of eacl
individual and the harmonious coop
Grafton OF the three clubs, we can hop,
10 see success reality that such un
firing effort deserves. Ardmore neve
does things by halves. and she vii
rize to this emergency Of entertaining
the Federation royalty, so that thos
who visit here will find that indee
their lives have fallen in pleasan
places and that great Is Ardmore an
greater her club women.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
It's In everybody's mouth The ex
cursion this morning to Wapanuoka.
Novel Method Of Suicide.

Salt Lake City, Aug, s2.-Andrew
Adams, a waiter. comm,ttel suicide
by means OF the water cure, which
he took while remorsetul over having
slashed woman with a razor. Ad-
ans, under the preteXt OF taking a
bath, evaded his nurse. Placing his
mouth over the faucet, and holding
his lips firmly about the spigot with
his left hand. Adams filled himself
30 full that he died IN a few minutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
SUICIDE AT poueAERrN.
Cap Aysaek Cuts His Throat With
Razor--Temporarily Deranged.

cap Aysaek Cuts His Throat With a
Rszor--TemporarlIy Dersnged.
Special Phone TO the Ardmoreite.
Dougherty l. r., Aug. 22.-Cap. Ay-
sack committed suicide this morning
at the home Of A. Warren, where he
was staying. by cutting his throat
with a razor.
Aysack, who was about thirty years
Of age, came here some two years ago
from Northern Alabama. He was well
liked by everybody here.
This morning about O'Clock he arose
and dressed himself and went out on
the gallery and sat down for a few
minutes. He then went inside and
laid down across his bed and cut his
throat. AS none Of Mr.. Warren's
family witnessed the deed, he was not
found until some ten or fifteen min.
utes after the deed had been con
mitted. He lived for about three
hours. No cause is assigned for the
rash act. unless his mind was tempo
rarily unbalanced.
His people in Alabama have been
advised and the body is being held
for orders for them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
agent WILL REMOVE CATTLE
ORDERS ISSUED THAT TRIBAL
TAXES MUST BE COLLECTED.
Indian Police Modified at chiekasha
and viii Remove All Cattle From
the chiekasaw Nation on
Which Tax ls Not Paid.

J. Blair Shoenfelt, Indian agent,
has issued rigid instructions to the
Indian police. United States Marshal
Colbert and Revenue Inspector Kel.
sey for this district with regard to
collection of tribal cattle tax. and the
penalty for violation OF same.
The police are now mobllized at
Chickasha and are acting under Kel.
sey's orders. They started out this
morning to remove cattle and will be
engaged in that section OF the nation
for several days
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Alfalfa Seed
For sale by e. b. PughA 12-dl2-w4
Marietta Notes.

w. A. Ofin. book-keeper for West
helmer & Co, is confined to his room
on account of Illness
Simon Westheimer's injured foot is
growing some better and he contem'
plates starting to the markets Mon
day
w. A. Morris has returned from a
visit to Coleman, Texas. Mrs. Morris
who accompanied him, will continue
her visit some days longer,
The Marietta merchants are jubil
ant over crop prospects and are pre-
pairing for a good business this fall
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Springer.

VIII Fowler of Duncan is here.
Three loads Of oats passed through
this morning en- route to Ardnore
Elk.
Mike Sneed OF Ardmore is here
Mrs. o. NJ. Overstreet is quite SICK.
Jim Posey fell OF a wagon load Of
cane yesterday and was badly cut
about the head.
Graham.
Miss Bertha oBoth Of Ardomer Is
here visiting her bcother, Dr. Everett
Booth.
j. Il. Youree and sister, Miss Alb
bic have returned from Elgin, Ok,
where they have been visiting friends
for the past week.
comanehe.
Yesterday afternoon team belong
ing to E. NJ Yates, which was tied
TO the back Of a buggy; became fright
ened and attempted to run away.
They got tangled in the harness and
the buggy, rolled upon the horses,
holding them securely until some par
ties cut the harness and pulled the
buggy on, releasing them. No dam
age was done.
The meeting of the Republican Club
yesterday afternoon failed to material
ize.
Bender & Hillary now have the
stars and stripes floating above tneir
place Of business.
The Democratic Club will meet this
AFTERNOON.
The new residence of Burr Scott
on Hill street is nearing completion
Campbell Paschall returned yester
day from Lawton, where he went tc
prove up his claim near that place
Earl.
Mr.. Tennison and wife from neaI
Lebanon are visiting their son, j, w
Tennison.
Norton.
The meeting here is still in prog
ress.. There has been about forty ad
ditions to the church.
chagriS.
Miss Ethel Wilson and Pitt Couci
eloped and were married last night al
the home of Rev. Collier, southeas-
of Dixie They are now living at the
home of the groom's father near here
Woolsey.
VIII Teethly, who has been at Mar
low for the past two or three weeks
has returned to Woolsey.
Pauls Valley.
Mrs. Yerker f. Taylor died yester
day at IL o'clock and was buried ner'
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Berwyn.
Frank Frensley and Bob Scivall!
} shipped three cars and Bob Scivall,
from this place today.
Mr. Huckaby OF Arizona is here Wis
J iting his sister, Mrs. Leu Suggs, whom
} he had not seen for twenty-five years
Misses Jennie and Lou Dillon o
) Newlin. Texas. are here visiting thei
} sisters, Mrs. Pashchall and Miss Dillo
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wapanuclsa- -everybOdy's going,
choetaw Condemns Property.

Yesterday condemnation papers
were filed by the Choctaw, oklah"me
and Gulf ROAD for l1.22 acres o. lana
west Of the round hous, and Just cut
side the corporation limits.
The property coplemnsl a, in two
pieces. one being a strip 80 feet wide
running parallel with their rlshtoi'
way for a distance Of 1864 feet, max
ing 81 acres The other piece is on
the south side, of same right-of-way
and containing $50 acres, making
l122 acres in all.
Just what the Choctaw people
wants with this land we are at a los'
10 know. We only hope II means
much for Ardmorc
Nanannplfa- hOdVic going
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c. p. Church.

Rev. +. p. Flaniken will be In his
pulpit at II a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
Morning service. THE Glorious Life
in Jesus. The evening subject
Things That Work for Our Good. -
VIII have some fine solo singing.
Come and enjoy a good service with
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
BROADWAY M. e. Church.

Sunday school 9:45. Preaching II
and $3.50 by the pastor Junior League
.3. Senior p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday $3.50 p m. A cordial .'-
vitation to all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
Mandolin Club.

A few more ladies and gentlemen
are required 70 complete the class in
mandolin music. II is not necessary
that you have any former knowledge
OF music. Investigate and join the
club. 23-St PROF PEPPER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
First Raptlst Church.

There will be services in the First
Presbyterian church today. morning
and evening. Everybody is invited
out as we will have an old-time rally
OF the members. THE PASTOR.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23
Enlsconal Church.

Rev. f. A. Juny will not return to
the city until next week. There will
be no services today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-23

postofiice has been established az
Hadley, Cherokee Nation, with Nettie
f. STANDARD as postmistress.