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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town andI:iviIlaEe Told
Briefly Fer Busy Readers


Hiss Irene Davis is visiting friends
in Hoosick Falls.
Harry Lazarus returned to his home
in Albany Monday.
Maj H. d. Fillmore returned from
Old Orchard Monday.
Mrs Joseph Wan Gorder and child
of Troy are visiting here.
Mrs Bogart Walker returned from
Brooklyn Monday afternoon.
Charles N. Powers is spending few
days with a brother in Keene, N. H.
The baJe ball team will cross bats
with the Olympics at North Benning
ton Saturday.
Mrs E, H. Holden has been spend.
ing several days with her parents in
Manchester Center.
o. NJ. Barber and family are at
their summer cabin on the Green
mountains in Glastonbury
Mr. and Mrs John H. Norton left
this morning to spend several days
with friends in Hatfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Russell of New
York are making their annual visit to
the village, their former home.
Mr. and Mrs II. T. Cottrell returned
Sunday evening from ten days drive
to Lake George and vicinity
Jud Austin, pitcher for Bennington
base ball team is aking his vacation.
He has gone to Montreal to spend two
or three weeks.
Mrs Keeny and daughter, Nellie of
New York have been the guests OF
Thomas Madden. They returned
home Monday
Miss Margaret Canary, Miss Mary
Kelleher, Miss Kate Hughes, Mrs Pat
rick Dunn have been spending several
days with friends in Dorset
Rev Timothy p. Frost, who made
the opening prayer at the recent re-
publican national convention at Chi
cago, with his family is passing the
summer at Weston, his former home.
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EIihu Root Mt snanmore mn.

OYSTER BAY. y. 4, July 19.-For.
mer Secretary Of War Elihu Root is an
overnight guest of President Roose-
welt at Sycamore Hill Mr. Root de-
clined to make any comment upon the
object of his visit, but it is known that
he came to confer with Mr. Roosevelt
regarding the speech he will deliver
next week at the time Of bis notitica-
ton This is the FIRST time the presi-
dent and Mr.. Root have met since the
convention at which the latter, as tenn
porary chairman. sounded the keynote
of the presidential campaign Miss
Alice Roosevelt, who has been visiting
friends on Long Island has reached
home in an automo&ae, This is the
first time she has been at home since
the arrival here of the family for the
summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19

WASHINGTON. July l9.-Mr. Combs,
American minister 10 Guatemala, took
firm stand in connection with the
ease OF Posada. ~ naturalized American
and native Of Guatemala. who com
planned of an effort to enforce a war
loan from him and of restrictions
placed on his liberty. Mr. Combs in
formed the foreign office that his gov
eminent did not bestow citizenship
lightly, and in subsequent note 10 the
foreign office the minister laid down
this doctrine; when once foreign
born citizen of another country has le-
gally become a naturalized citizen Of
the United States no other power on
earth can take his rights and privileges
from him" Mr. Combs secured the re-
sending order for detention of Posada
and OF the request for an enforced
loan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19
LEADERS co&r-"&-D.
No Chairman For National Commit g.
tee Yet Selected by Democrats.

No Chnirrsnn For National Commit.
tee Yet Selected by Democrats.
NEW YORK. July l0-Leaders II
tine Democratic party conferred for
more than two hours last night IN the
rooms Of former Senator David u. Hill
at the Hoffman House. and ut the close
made public "A statement to the effect
that the Craftsmanship q the national
committee had not been discussed
Privately il was said the judgment OF
al present was that the interests of
the party would be best conserved by
leaving the committee absolutely free
to elect its chairman, Judge Parker
was said to favor this course. The
conference resulted in an agreement
10 call meeting Of the national com
nttee to be held at the Hoffman House
on July 20. The question Of fixing the
time and place for the notification Of
candidates for president and vice
president was left TO the candidates
themselves
II can be stated on the very best OF
authority that the sentiment Of those
who attended the conference was de
cidedly in favor of Senator Arthur Fue
German Of Maryland for chairman.
Moreover it can be declared with
equal certainty that. Notwithstanding
Senator Germans emphatic assertion
of his indisposition to assume the office,
every effort will be maze by the friends
of Judge Parker to have him consent
70 his election at the meeting Of the
committee which will be called at l.
o'clock noon July Is in this city.
Present at the conference were the
leaders who brought about the nomi-
nation of Judge Parker. There was
also present Senator Victor j. BOWL
ing OF New York. who looked after
the Tnmmany interests. Every one
declared that harmony had been the
wntchword throughout.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19

WASHINGTON, July lit is stat
ed that Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, sister
of Nan Patterson, the New York wo.
man held in connection with the shoot.
ing of Caesar Young, and who cane
to Washington recently for the purpose
Of having herself reinstated in her old
position with the government has been
unsuccessful in her efforts and has left
the city. Mrs. Smith is said to have
Joined her husband, though concerning
his whereabout his family here dis
claims any knowledge He is now be.
lieved to be in Canada.
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NEW YORK, July 19.-Gunnlng for
automobilists is The latest method of
Deputy Sheriff Sherman u. WickS to
prevent the speed limit being exceeded
in Patchogue, N. Y. He put three bull
let's through the back Of the big touring
car Of John b. Foley. Jr., pen manu-
facturer in Q Astor House block, two Of
the balls passing between the legs OF
MR. Foiey's guests on the trip. Wicks
claimed that the machine was exceed
ing the speed limit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19
VICTIM OF STRIKERS
Swift Employee Fatally Slug
ged at Chicago.
FIGHT At STCCEYARDS EXPECTED
President DOnneIly Claims Unions
Have n million Dollars In Hand to
Carry on the War and That
They VIII lie victorious.


ClllCAHo' july i''-Siusseu lh.o
Ihsensipilly ny uo]eh men anu Iei,
lor ueau on the tracks OF the Ashiaiu
avenue trolley me al "eSt forty-seV'
enu' street. anton l''r'u'laNoNls, an
en'Pio'ee at lne S"il' "'Alhs p"n''
- VI! 'i's at tne 'oun'' hoSpI'ui' Iiis
i"J"ileS' III lHe oPlil'"lI VI oi''e ~
spe''or lluhl' were lliHl''eu ny S'ilN'
- 'ip"'i"IrIs anu ''ie N"r''S VI ''oi'
PH car, ne men ue'"ru'IlE W " VIII
hess VINO mus la'heu 10 Tue PONCE sci
upon h"r''S"'A"Nls "S NJ WIS solns
nome from ""rA, wen 'h'y couiu no'
.'i'h' ~ JON 'le s'rIh'IS, 'ueS oi"Ne
ms SNull' Ir"''uI'u MS Jaw hlcN'u
nun ABOUT 'ile race heao ana oouy anu
''Ien '''Ie" I'''" upon the car TRUCKS
ne Iho'oIHl"h Oh '"r "PPIoacllins
r"' i""- "'''i war" 81" 'ne oou3 III
Uu' /" S.o' 'I'e car pul NOV 'elope 'ne
Nu't's nau crushed haI '"S'"hoNls
ehou'u'p' me ''J',''u man was aA'i'
10 tue county hospital ne mas not re-
E"ueu coHS'' ,'''NI''9S' MIS' w = NJ
I"ru' "',fac'eu 10 her "Inuo" Oy inc
S"ulu u u'eIl uG"llllg' sd" 'he a''ach
an" "et'a'eS sue Gun 'uen''Iy s''eIaI Vi
bartusluNo''S "ASalIhIltS'
me He'''! "u"'l'ou 10 Ihe "rilS
Vi ponce Is IIaSSeu at the s'ocAyaIuS
III i'"oI,i'SS "I any .e"'""' Vi l'ouns
anu uotH puVNeIs anu mon are p'epar'
ll- 'll'I loI'es LOT ueSp'I"'e hshl 10
u"e 'i'u' 'le i'"uc'S VI 'i' 7'rIAins
pu,'i'e' WorAiI'eli "SSerl lnu' 'l'e union
- p"'Neu ~ " Fi'ooo'oOo Jun" u " III
'lle great slruSEIe'
WIN po'l SUES 'huS Watching e"ch
otler' 'ne ponce are IehTlul Oh an out
ore"k oI rio'Ils IKE 'lat oI SUNDAY
evening" Wheil seven men were onuly
injured meat prices continue 10 au
vance anu NUMBER OF shops nave
Oeeh lorceu 10 close because they can
not secure meat from tue packers.
lnterhauonai President DohheiIy OF
inc Ahalsaihated Meat cutters ana
buteher Norkheh OF America mas just
returned from MS "TRIP 10 81 LOUIS.
Inc men out mere ID the stockyards
dlstrict he salu' nave enough money
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19

NEW YORK, July 19.-William T..
Richards, station operator, and Ernest
Heller, rear hagman, have been found
responsible for the wreck Of a train on
the Greenwood Lake division Of the
Erie railroad at Midvale station a week
ago, by which sixteen persons lost
their lives and fifty were injured Cor
oner Blauvelt instituted the inquiry by
holding an inquest over the body of
Henry Kanzer, who lost his life in the
accident
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19
Mil Mnxe. WIN BE Cut.

FISKDALE, Mass, July 19.-Notices
were posted last night by John Greg
son. superintendent OF the Fiskdalc
mills. that after Monday, July 20,
wages will be cut 1919 per cent The
mills manufacture cotton cloth. Five
hundred employees are affected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19
rrv.n M. smith Held For Murder.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July 19.-The
inquest in the Webster murder case
has been closed and Erwin NJ. Smith,
the dead girls lover, held to await the
action of the grand jury on the charge
Of murder in the first degree. The ar
rest was made by Sheriff Bailey, who
brought the young man to Rochester
and lodged him in Jail Smith took
the matter very calmly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19
pari. wiu Yence on Mo.aultos.

WASHINGTON, July 49, $3.50 General
Davis, governor general of the Panama
canal strip, has advised the Panama
canal commission that he wants 10o,-
600 yards of wire gauze to prevent
mosquito invasion of the zone Gen
eral Davis says that this will be per
haps the largest order for mosquito
netting ever given.
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Foreigner. Want Better Protection.

TANGIER, July 19.-The isolated
residence of an Engllshman named
Levison at Bubana,. two miles outside
Tangier, was fired on Intellectually by
Moors on Sunday night. Mohammed
Ell Torres, the foreign minister, has
sent a strong guard to protect Mr. Levi.
son
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19
Won Known Astronomer Dead

CROWBOROUGH, England July TO-
DIR. Isaac Roberts, the well known
astronomer and geologist, is dead.
Death occurred in the garden Of his
private observatory here. He was born
In Denbighshire, North Wales, in 1920.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-19

FONDA. y. Y, July 19.-The body
of an unknown man has been found
floating on the surface of the Mohawk
river six miles west of here The dead
man was about thirty years of age,
with smooth face and dark hair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01
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= PERSONAL. NOTES. =



c. X. Smith is here from Guthrie.
John wyatt of Taylor is in the city.
f. o Butler of Durant is in the city
T. w Creager of Wheeler is in the
city.
viii Moore was here yesterday from
Davis
A. ]. Chapman OF Tisbomingo is in
the city.
-. B. Mccullough OF Denton is in
the city.
l. p. Hudson of Tishomingo lie IN
the city.
JJ. Wells Of Haileyyille is here ON
business.
All ]. Eastin is in the city from
Beaumont.
f. II. Kendall of St. Joseph, Mo- is
in the city.
w. f. Maten, a travelling man Of Dal
las, is in the city.
c. w. Henderson Of Berwyn l. in
the city on business.
j. Dougherty and John Mcintosh are
in the city from Hugo
Geo. l. Jordan Of Wynnewooi is in
the city today on business.
w. T. Slaughter and w. r. Morrison
are in the city from Madil.
L. O. Majors and T. w Poole Of Elk
are in the city on business.
White Frost Of Mill Creek is in the
city today on business.
Bob Davidson and family are visit
ing at Pottsboro Texas.
Guy p. Cobb. j. L White and J. A.
Brown were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. w Utz. who has been in the
city the guest of her brother, w. b.
Blakemore, returned to her home at
Washington, D. G., today.
Nose Chigley Of Davis was IN the
city last night and attended the pro
Euction of Don Caesar de Bazan' at
the opera house.
c. II. Montgomery, an attorney OF
Marietta, was in the city yesterday af-
ternoon en- route to Madill. He re
mained in the city last night and wit.
messed the performance of Mr.. Hanford
at the opera house.
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Boosts His Town.

Presley B. Cole Of Pauls Valley was
in the city today on business. Mr.
Cole said in conversation that there
was a large amount of cotton coming
into his town, the receipts were much
larger than expected and the price was
good. He said that Pauls Valley was
one of the best cotton markets in the
Chickasaw Nation and was a coming
town; that there was much improve
ment in progress and a number OF
buildings were in course OF erection
and that business has been and is
first class.
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No Clew ret.

Officers are working on the Stevens,
Kennerly & Spragins Co. and r. X.
Kearney & Co hardware roOberies.
Yet no clew to the perpetrators can be
found.
A pair of fine shoes belonging to a
farmer were in the T. X. Kearney
store were taken and also number of
small articles that were not at first
missed. The officers who are at work
un the case think the robbing was the
work of novices.
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Tom Carter his resigned his position
with the fire department here and left
last night for Pauls Valley where he
has accepted the position Of driver of
the hose wagon for the fire company
This position was formerly held by
Ben Sewell, an old Ardmore fire boy,
who resigned to accept a position with
the Santa Fe people at that place. Mr..
Carter's position here will be filled
by Jno Steel who began his duties as
such this morning by accompanying
the fire company on a run 10 a false
alarm about 2 o'clock this morning
which was supposed TO have been at
J. II. Kahn's residence in the west por-
tion of town. AS the engine was turn
ing the corner on Main street going
south Steel was thrown from the back
end and had his shoulder bruised up
considerably although he was up this
morning and says he is ready to try it
again.
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L. 4. Walker of Ardmore is in tho
city ON business.
Work on the waterworks dam is
progressing
Lots Of cotton is coming in now.
There is heavy betting ON the cleo
tion by the Democrats.
Arthur w. Hency of the townsite
commission is in the city from Ard
more.
Ex-Governor Guy of sulphur is in
the city.
The Chlckasaw legislature is grind.
ing today.
Burneyville.
There are several drummors in
town today
The cotton in this locality is more
than half gathered.
The gin at this place has rinned over
900 bales this season.
Uncle Pleas Davis is reported very
low
There Is a good season in the ground
now
Or. J. T. Robertson of Duncan, assist
ed by Or c. Il. Frost of Duncan and
DR. Cranhll of this pace, operated on
Clarence Burton Of near Loco last
4 Monday for appendicitis. The patient
| is reported in an improving condition
today
Contractor Bearling of MARROW Is
q here today to begin the erection of "A
handsome residence for James Left
wick.
Mrs r. J. Clark is visiting in Texas.
Mrs. ]. r. Robertson of Duncan is
in the city visiting relatives.
Mart Duncan will begin new resi-
idcnce ia the future.
!. II. Moore is making a nice addi
,.7n to his reaidence.
Duncan.
All the lawyers have gone to Rya.
to attend court
Springer
J II. Brasher has just returned from
business trip to Hugo
Graham.
Prof. Stout and wife have arriv ,,
from Mckenzie. Tenn, TO take chng
the local schools.
James Meyer Of Antlers is here o.
lpsiness.
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

Colorado Cabbage,
Colorado Potatoes,
Northern Apples,
Full Cream Cheese.
Macaroni,
Plenty of Eggs,
Fresh Country Butter,
Spring Chickens,
California Fruits,
Big Red Onions,
MackereI,
Whit Fish,
An3 everything else good TO eat at
STAPLES & SKAGGS,
Successors to Porter Staples, the
"Red-Headed Grocer.
Phone 81. 3O-3
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Gard Of Thanks.

We find ourselves at a loss TO eX-
press our feelings toward the good peo-
pie for their respect, kindness and
sympathy extended to us in the deep
est sorrow of our lives.
May God bless you all and help you
and us to live so that we may all meet
in Heaven where we know our dear
little Alfred now is.
JOHN w. HOFFMAN and FAMILY
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Mrs. j. L. Johnson was informed this
morning Of the death of her father,
w. A. Hunter, which occurred Friday
afternoon at West, Texas. On account
of poor telephone service the news
could not reach her earlier. Mr.. Hun
ter was 65 years of age and died of
heart trouble. Mrs. Johnson has the
sympathies of her friends in her sad
loss
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Halloween Party.

After the show last night Miss Alice
Moore entertained a large number OF
friends. II being Halloween much
amusement was had in games, etc.
During the evening refreshments
were served, and everyone spent a
most delightful evening.
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Ten Hungarian Artists.
Tuesday Nov. /.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Walter Hardy, Every mem
ber is urged to be present.
31.3 NJ. II. INGRAM. Sec.
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can pasture several head of stock
until Christmas Adjoins city limits
on west. Telephone 433. d. L. Flynt.
27-6t
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everything New.

have anabsolutely fresh stock Of
groceries and deliver every order
Fresh fruits, syrups and
canned goods. Big stock of staple
groceries. j. A. CLARK,
1-6 Wheeler Building.
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An American play by an American
author, for the American people-"rhe
Little Homestead at opera house on
Wednesday, November 2.
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Benevolent Society.

The members are requested to NEE,
at Mrs J. A. Madden's on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock.
MRS. w. c. KENDALL, Pres.
MRS. A. c. CRUCE, Sec.
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Notice.

The b. X Bruce Republican Club
will hold its regular meeting tonight,
at the A. NJ. r. church in this city at
1880 O'Clock. S. T. WIGGINS, Pres.
JOHN GRIFFITH, Sec.
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Ladv Maccabees.

The regular meeting of Lady Macca'
bees will be held at odd Fellows hall
tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. By order
LADY COMMANDER.
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The ElkS' Hall.

Work on the Elks building is pro-
Grcgsing rapidly and the contractors
hope 60 rush the building TO a speedy
completion, as the Elks are anxious to
get into new and better quarters.
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Have Your

Do not fail TO secure your Lyceum
course tickets in time to go to the
first number, the Royal Hungarians,
on Tuesday, Nov /. Course tickets
for six numbers $1.50.
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Now in Season.

Kansas City ribs.
Kansas City Sausage.
Celery.
Fine beef roasts.
Fine pork roasts and best steaks in
Ardmore. fuckers MARKET.
30.3 West Main st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The Chickasaw Title Co. repo' the
following transfers OF real estate re.
corded today:
Chester r. Heath and wife to L.oula
West l20 acres OF section and 30
acres of section IS, r. 4 S. II. 2 f.. for
$500
Rosa A Peter. deceased. by heirs.
to J p and L. v Mullen 80 acres OF
section 27 and 1870 acres Of section
2S, r. S. r. / w. for $1.O5O.
A. V Doak to jefferson w Banks.
lots and s, block i14, Ardmore. for
$3.50.
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Pay less and dress better by buying
.ailor-made clothing from the Misfit
Clothing Parlor. 30
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The Lincoln Club will hold a meeting
tonight 1t is said that an endorse
ment will be made for postmaster.
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MARKET REPORTS

tBy Guillot Bros, members New Or
leans Q ton Exchange)
Ardmore, l. r., Nov. 1.-rre fo!
lowing quotations show the ma, ket OF
today.
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FOR SALE.

Rye, alfalfa, wheat and barley.
E. b. PUGH,
elm Ardmore, l. T.
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lust think of it, a s65 top buggy fol
$50. }. =. FREDDY.
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Royal Hungarian Court Orchestra
Opera House, Tuesday night.
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Pinesalve acts like a poultice, Sold
by City Drug Store.
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Tailor-made suits worth s25 for
$3.50 at the Mlsft Clothing Parlor.
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EMANUEL LoWCNsTEIN

Has resumed Music Teaching
for the season 1904-5.
Piano Pupils Received.
Special attention to Harmony ana
Counterpart.
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Bill Of new oyercoats at the Misht
Clothing Parlor. 80
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SOLOMON, THE BAKER,
And Maker Of Good Things to Eat.


Pure, palatable and eatable are
the candies | am now putting on sale.
Every piece of candy we offer you is
absolutely fresh and pure. Our varic-
ty of chocolates, cannot be surpassed
in flavor and quality. Bring your
children. They will be delighted ani
you will be pleased.
SOLOMON, The Baker,
And Maker of Good Things to Eat.
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YOUR TICKETS
EXAMINE THE CLOSE, SEE WHAT
THEY'RE WORTH.
List Of Lucky Numbers In the October
Drawing Conducted Publicly
on Main Street BY the
Farmers.

The monthly cash prize drawing
given by the merchants of the city to
the farmers who market their cotton
here took place yesterday afternoon
on Main street. The stubs OF the mum.
bers held by the farmers were placed
in revolving churn and stirred up
The churn was then place in farm
wagon where the committee who mad
the drawing in hand stood This com.
mittee consisted Of Dick CCney of
Sneed VIM Foster OF Provence. J. d.
O'BHen OF Lone Grove ami A. J Pres
ley of Durwood ard about twenty otn-
or farmers who stoo neq. 10 see the
tickets and certify to their correct.
ness. 4 blindfoldod boy was then
placed in the wagon and be drew from
box into which the tickets wcre
poured one number at time until he
had drawn Gftyfour The first mum.
Der drawn entitled the holder of du-
plicate to it to 500, the second $50, the
next two $25 each, the next ten $40
each and the next forty s. each
The numbers drawn and the amount
which they call for are as follows:
Nup, ,bpr Amount
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Delivery Wagons.

We have the finest grocery delivery
wagons ever in the city and we want
every man who uses delivery wagons
TO inspect them. The wagons will
please you, the price will please you
SPRAGINS x co,
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LIVE ESTOCk.

Hogs opened lover
lett over $500. Receipts year ago
72 900
Mixed i65 ,52O; good sos, $50; rough
AS, 475; light 455, 500
Cattle slow, sheep stea1y
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TIsUuWINYV.
L. 4. Walker of Ardmore is in tho
city on business.
Work on the waterworks dam Is