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New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yor<. April o. 1905
BEEvES-Recelpts were IS cars. or 594 head, all
slow 961Oc per 10, with little beet
selling lOMc Liverpool and London cables unchanged.
Exports Of livestock dressed meats for
this port to-day, and none reported FOR tomorrow
CAIVES-ReceiptS lI4 head. all for the market.
making with the stock held yesterday 524 sale.
There inquiry for the $50 calves held yes
reported selling steady prtces others were weak but
offerings those yards disposed OF. Common
choice veals sed S4S6 80 per 100 10 City dressed
veas slow IQ1Oc carcaSseS
1O12c; country dressed veals lower at 5z0Sc.
Sales-TObin shannon 2l0 veals, 12S 70 average,
IS I5 per 100 ~ 152 DO lis 70. at s. so
Sanders SO veas 142 n, So So do, 1O5 10 az s.
s Judd Co: 80 veals. lis 10 at IS u.s. 10 do 80 70.
SHEEP AND LANTBs-Receipts were pa cars or SIS
head including 40 head for export alive and counting
the stale stock, there 10 sale was
almost demand either sheep less than
carload OF stock changed hands up to 12 o'clock A
$5 100 n; few State spring lambs at S4$5 90 per
head. Yearllng lambs weak Dressed slow
7910c per 10: dressed lambs at 1181235c: country
dressed spring lambs easier at 81 5O4$5 carcass
Sales-S. Judd & Co: unshOrn state lambs. 20 n
average, at So per 100 10 buck $50 -, at IS.
s. Sanders: l State sheep. so n. at - 5O spring
W. r. Hume: spring lambs at IS so each.
HOGS-Receipts were 1O12 cars, 1874 head, incud-
ing "a head the market. Prices weak Prime State
price OF &c. Country dressed lower 5aGSc per
10 for heavy light weights.
SalesS. Sanders: 10 State hogs. 1s9 70 average a.
Tobin shannon Oate yesterday: 56 State hogs 141
ID at - 30; rOughs 3IS Io at - 90
s. Judd & Co date yesterday: 80 Jersey hogs.
at s. 80: State do 200 70. at IS 30; roughs $50 n.
W. R. Hume date yesterdays 50 State hogs $50 70.
at So 90; Toughs. 800 ro. at "a 90
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday: 2f State hogs f55 IN
at 50 80; do. rs 10. at s. 80; 210 10 So
H. II. Hollis; state hogs. 22S n at IS 90.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
RANkRuRTcY NOTES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the Clerk OF the United States
District Court:
An involuntary petition was iled against Charles
MOskowitz, Of No 2.269 Sd-ave-, by Jacob Slegel
and other creditors. with claims aggregating S.I50
Transfer of assets is alleged.
An involuntary petition was filed against George
dc Browne, doing business the Oriental Antique
and Curo Company OF New York, at No 80 West
Ssd-st and Nos 7 and West 3Oth-St, by Robert
]. Du Bois. Lizzie z, Duke and William Seully.
with claims aggregating $500 The petitioners
aIlege that a judgment of S2.u7 has been fled
against the alleged bankrupt. constituting prefer
An involuntary petition filed against Lena
IT Hunken groceries, No. $50 COlumbus-ave.. by
p n FIilker and other creditors with claims ag-
gregating $557. Preferences and judgments are al
legged -
McCone. q carpenter, Of No. las East 175th-st-,
showing debts of 1883 and assets Of $l0O. The
principal creditor is J. & J. Hoffen, Merose-ave-
and 152d-st., 81, ,i5l-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Bryan L Kennedy: Aiadison-ave. n W corner 6sh-
ST. 425xl2lSlO05x irres; sty brk and st dwg h;
eeutors sale; estate OF II C Marquand, decd bid in
SolOOo % 5lst-st $. 34l5 # OF 6thave p 5x10o
sly 81 trt dwg b; voluntary sale: bid in $4,000; 13S
S6th-st. 1853 # W of Broadway. 25x926; sty brk
aWg b; executors sale Of Amelia F Ware. decd
% ttigney FOR $4,000; 14S 44thst, 2SO.3 II
Broadway, 226xi0o5 sty brk st dwg n voluntary
II OF 24th-sj l9HoO; sty business bldg; voluntary
II Of Narick st 23Xs5X25K75I; I; 3i5 h;
tary sale: 10 Ward for $4,000 75O and 752 sth-ave
corner 46thst. bONlOO: PAT W 46h-st, adj 25x
lo95 leasehod sly business bldg; voluntary sale;
II stone for $500.
BY Joseph p Day: No 143 Lexington-ave. corner
1sstfst 2nNtO; four sty bk h; NJ J McCirath
S2l 75O No SD Arthur-aye s. 951O It n of I75th-st
5o1N219 Tx irreg; sty frame dwg vacant to
James + smith for S1l ,000 175th-st s 100S II Of
Crotona-aye l001l956; two two sty frame bldgs and
James L smith for Sl 900; No . 1870 Anthony
ave, 2t95 Il Of ls1st-st. 13Ox5OxlI64. TO Of
Concourse, by - H. 70 intersection Anthony-ave BIZ
two frame dwg and vacant: NJ A McI[own Quinn
David icKown et al; = smith, atty; Martin
ref paruuon) 70 Frank Kneze for So TOO
at junction Of ldSth-st and Rogers Place. plot
fronting 6 on avenue extending along 165th-st and
drawn at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
MORE LOW TELEPHONE RATES.
Merchants Association Announces New Re-
ductions in Branch Exchanges.

Further reduction in the price Of service has
been made by the New-York Telephone Com
pany. The rates to large users of the telephone
have been reduced from 20 to so per cent in the
various branches. and further reductions are
promised. The charges for circuits connecting
stations off the premises 10 private branch ex-
changes or for lines connecting one private eX-
change with another. formerly from $50 10 SS4
mile, have been reduced to from SIS to $50.
Out Of town circuits which cross the North
River when these are used to connect extern
sion stations with private branch exchange, or
for tie lines, have also been materially reduced.
These circuits. which have ranged from $204 to
$780, according to the new schedule will range
from $3.50 to S240 a circuit.
Local messages from private branch exchanges
in excess OF $500 messages yearly will cost
cents apiece. as at present. or when contracted
for in lots Of 400, will cost So hundred mes
sages.
The cost Of auxiliary line and station has
been reduced from $4s to $36 yearly.
The schedule for private branch exchanges in
Manhattan which made public yesterday
through the Merchants Association. will be as
follows after June 1:
Old New
rate. rate.
Minimum equipment consisting OF local switch
board. operating telephone same
lines TO the central Office and statiOnsl and
the right to send 5000 local messages in
Additional lines the central Office. each. 80 "a
Stations additional 70 the two included IN the
minimum equipment: First twenty. each u 3
All over twenty each- Il
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
AucrIoN SALES TO-DAY.

By D. P. Ingraham & Co.: No 90 70 "a Park Row. n
81 II of lhanbers-st. ~ Il to Chauoers-st
x5 1x4G SN5O: three iye sty bldgs;
Holman ct al IT. etc Abel ct al; Harris q T.
attys; L Guggenheimer ref: amount due $st43S "
taxes etc s.. .O92 20.
Iv Josepb h Day: No Ga Grand-st. n S. 70 II W Of
Wo6sterst 25xI0O 7-sy loft and stsre bdg; Metro
poltan Insurance Company agt pemoTest Pattern
Company W 3 j. attys; y Lewis, ref
due sol co. taxes etc S726 -; also 232d ST.
n whole between broadway and kingsbridge-
ABS 4NSs 3x1s6 6x4l1 10; Pauline Horrmann agt
Julius " Hyde. atty: Arthur smith,
ref amount due sos, All 90; taxes. etc. 81 6s4 35
BY Solomon de Walltearss; 154 2th-st. Broad
way Alley. 2ON8S q TWO story blk hs: Emile Geb
bard agt G + GIninder ct al; Louis Hannemann atty
Morris Cukor ref due. Sl6.7 81 800
By Charles A Berrian; 81 and 9TS Trinity ave, $
McAvoy G + Orcutt al: NJ Farley. atty: L II
Ward ref; due. S14 III 50; taxes, etc s233 As.
ty Philip Smyth; Avenue d, 5th-st. 53 TX
Igh Jnionport Eliza Martin agt G Cavanagh ct al;
" r Clare. atty: L J Mclean. ref partition.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
LIS PENpENs.

Boston-ave. corner 16sth-st S6.4x67.Ix Irregular
165th-st n 214 Tntonave, 45.5X102 2x irregu-
lar n adjoining lands OF Schneider.
IS tx at right angles Union-ave. 126 Box
beRfnning 143d-st s = . Aexander-ave %
100: intersection of OF lot g. map
Eltona runs 732X 71N I3. TX 10 beginning: Jesse
Stearns trustee aEt Elizabeth Bell and another faction
to set aside conveyance; attorneys, Daring & Warner
Cronvell-ave n W s AZ map OF ClaremOnt, 5OX125
Josephine b Rezzano Fidelma Del Genovese paru-
tion); attorney, ID A Spelissy.
No l41 lease OF store and basement
(iroh's Sons Robert Conway (actton TO declare
trust etc). attorney, T + keOgh
3dave Nos 3 800 and 39O7: Tobias Goodman agt Char
Iote Reinovitz warrant attachmentl attorney. Eel
tensteu & ROsensei1.
Louis Block (action declare er); attorney. NJ Rosen
thai. ,r-,. ~ -. -. =
Wallace warrant Of attachmcnQ; attorney W Prime
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

9th-st n $. $50 II Of White Plains is9so Two
story frame dwelling 21x54: John Bunting.
owner: Charles s Clark. architect -
14th-st n 8 43O II OF Avenue B. u Jnt9npoIt, Two
story frame dwelling. 2ON34; Joseph Fahei'a'
owner: Charles Clark architect -.
Valentine g. p 0G II Of le2d-s tnree
two story brick dwellings. 1O.SX5<lUt AFthHr
Schnrer owner; ] ] Vreland, architect
Valentine-ave e s. 390-2S II 3 Of ls5d-ai tWo
two story brick dwellings &1N4t; Arthur
Schorer. owner: ] J Vreeland architect
Matilda-st g 100 II e Of 237th-st. one story
and attic frate stable. 1Sx23; Thomas Key
Mods owner: William Ellison. arcEitect.
Crinrnins-ave " corner f4lst-st. i've story
brick tenement 27- 1-3x71; Jacob II Rubin.
owner; George F Pelham. architect
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Gao 9 co4?a Of ys to John v5Sr N L9ps 9sI Sfhs $1,000
lots p and rs, estate shTady
wynne John to Hogenauer ct al; ST Nicholas
ave. 8 corner 1s7th-st due March y, 1906, 5000
washinngton-st ". p # Of Chambers-st; ,oo,o
Gaffrey. N P, to J b Harrison: 12istst, No 81:
ilsth-st No 800 West years a. per cent. 1000
due May l. 1907. per cent ............e.. $500
Company; 15lst-st 200 # Of Broadway; .ooo
same TO F II Ecker; same property; mor:sages.
January / 1907 p''' .o 's'.s. T',oY., 10000
I4sth- St No 3ol West: years Az per cent" 1000
GA # Of 94th-st years per cent........ 1000
5o9 # Of 94th-s. years 5 per cent. ....... $500
Thornton Brothers Company to Charles Calyer:
clay ave. corner 16oth-st: per
same ,ota, same Telsr.aye. 24l r io5,,
st: Clay ave. '. 1910 it n of lGoth-st: 900,
KocS T ana another to Title Guarantee and ''VO'
Trust company; East End-ave No s5; per bond II0o0
Company: a6ih-st No q West: per bond ..... 10000
cherryst. 2745 # Of Jackson-st; .oooo
Carlson. Francis A.; to Union Dime SAVINGS IN
years a7',-'s per 49, 121 1900
Plains Road. s. = and 5 = ine : and n
cages. $500 years s ner 1900
Heyn Antoine. to Davis llith-st. No "a East
lnstalfHents, cent 300
No 22o west. due August % 1905 per cent. 1000
Love William +, Title Insurance Company
per cent .............., 5000
Business Mems Realty Company 10 Lawyers Title
is4: per bond 5000
Ruckdaschel. Albert g 10 r wicker and another
Han Place. s. 253l It Of l67th-st:
4,l'@. - per 1'uuO
CToly, John r. 20 Frank Schrimpf: 2iOth-st
per 1000
We:nstein Morris. Baldwin; Delaney ST.
corner Orchard / year per cent 1900
RotkGwitz Louis and another 70 L Hannes
Ssth-st s. 2Gll II G OF Fark-ave: 0 years
corner oreiaTd st: year per Gun, 10000
Orinston Thomas S. 10 Corn Exchange Bank.
T1and. per cent ..,;........: s.a5O
Cohen. Ben. NJ Egan; 18Ith-st = 6050
years per t','e cent -'' 1880
casper Frank. "a Karoine HERMANN same prop
erty; prior mortgage. S1s.O0O; years. per
Valentine. John P. to Charles Bloch. Edge
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

o9Gth st n g 400 n G Of Kepnicr-ave. l23Xloo.
Luigi Buogioruo agt Rachel Bailey and fhlAp ,,e
Ac,iio owners and ccatraCtOrs-- So
wster an No 27O. Max Zwerdnng aEt John Hop
he ana Robert Androvette. owners; William .
Rosenberg contractor. -
Canul-st No 132; same ast John Doe owner =,
William Rosenberg. contractor u
West Fnd-ave : W corner sOth-st. I0Ox1OO; Joseph
Fean agt Lex Realty Company owner and con-
tractor ,....- ...t-''.t. -
l2ath So No I'll 10 30 West. Iacon Saron agt
Crescent Mercantile and Realty Company. owner -
contractor ou'
lsth-st, No l01 10 los East: Belden ltoFers act
Virginia. Brauder and Florence Matthews,
estate ~ Y l, Matthews Barlow owners; Hotel
IorenNe. contractor. %.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28

CIay-ave corner le0th-st. $50. 11xs4 1oE ir-
regular: Charles v culver loans An'i"'O"
Brothers Company =, 'tisetb-st. 25xsOTx
irregular; TeiIer-ave. 8, 16t.1 II y = 60 ~ 2,
81. 81 11Ns3x irregular; Clay-ave " = ao ioarS
same a.. =; ;;s;i;b-st s6 65xioo: the
Manhattan Mortgage Company loans Herman
6Lrlusa . . .. - :. .
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
MARoUGNp HOUSE SOLD AT AUCTION.

The Henry C. Marquand house at the north
west corner Of 6Sth-st. and Madison-ave' which
was offered at auction yesterday at the New
York Real Estate Salesroons. was bid in for
$4,000 This is one OF the finest dwelling
houses ever built in this city. Its cost, includ-
ing interior decorations, was Sl100,OOO. It is
thought that the house wiz be sold in the near
future at private sale.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
PYE TRACT AT BRANcHPoRT SOLD.

The Nunicpal Realty Corporation has sold the
Pve estate tract at Branchport y. J. It has
frontage on the Shrewsbury River Of over 50o Ieet
ard comprises eight acres and other iaIIh l+lo.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

o9th-st No 2OT to 21t East; the National Cornice
and Sllylight Works agt Abraham Siesel;; no
9th ave 9 cor 55th-st 23x9O #: Hyman Levins
and another agt Gustav Solomon and ano;
February 10 lihG
Re Reach-avc No 49,: Jackson Bros agt the Jni'n
Avenue Realty and Construction Co; April II.
depOStt
Amsterdam ave 1852: Harris ChaimowitZ
agt Alexander Guthman ct al; April = lYoS.
Amsterdar-ave no 1.GiS; same nst same April
s. 1895 =, -,
lG9th ST. No T16 East; same agt Isaac Si-'-eS"ker'
Amsterdam ave No $50 same agt Alexander
Guthruan ct al. April 5, lVO3--..'.'. '..'.''''''-'
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28

A certificate Of an increasce OF the capital stock
OF the New-York City Interborough Railway Com
pany from $4,000 to S5.0O0.OOO filed yesterday
In the County Clerks office. The petition upon
which the certificate was approved by the Rail-
road Commissioners is signed by Cornelius Van.
derblt. Andrew Freedman, Alfred Skitt, Arthur
Turnbull. c. W. Young, Robert G. Ward, OHM
H. Scoyille, William ]. Fransoh and Walter
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
GELS A CHOICE s1-sT. PLOT.

Samuel Goldstieker has sold for the estate OF
selig Steinhardt 10 B. David Kaplan, no. 10 TO "A
West 6st-st five five story hathouses on plot looN
1905 The property adjoins the southwest corner OF
broadway on which the Jermyn Realty ana Con-
struction Company has erected twelve s'oIg
apartmeut house.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
TO IMPROVE MADisoN-AvE. PARCEL.

Seth Snrague Terry has bought from William L.
sutphin through William A. White q sons me NouI
- a,rallir. bousa on a lot 25 4x53 feet at the
sollrh west corner Of S3d-st. ana Madison-aNe Al
the expiration Of the present lease the mouse VIII
be altered for business purposes.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
MORE FREMONT TERRACE DEALS.

I'll. 12svl.ers, Realty and Security Company has
,ls A, fremont Terrace at Eastern Boulevard,
79ft T,- park lots Nos 574 So 500 sos, "a ZOE.
76o 76 $50 ISL 40 Al. 7S9. 74o 24, 25, 30 2o' 14S
14e 2s4 2s5 ls8 ls 49, l96 and lsS 10 various buy
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
TO BUILD FOUR WEST SIDE HOUSES.

George Backer has sold for Lee & Fleischmann
10 John V SgnelI plot 305xlO2X2s2zl0o feet at the
Nr Sienell will erect a group Of four high class
apartment houses the site.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
BUSINESS FAILURE.

James Hennessey, dealer in liquors, at No. 2Ol
East 12Oth-st.. assigned yesterday for the benefit
OF creditors TO B. Erie SevernS.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
BIG DEAL In WEST 34TH-ST.
ROBERT s. MLNTURN BUYS PLOT .4DJOINING OLD
BROADWAY TABERNACLE
r. M Ham, Proprietor of ST. Regis Gets 5aUe Parce-Ce"-
turu Rank Leases for Long in Same AUenue

Meyers No 2,S97 Sth-ave, adjoining the northwest
corner OF l5Sd-st and Sth-ave. a five story triple
hathouse, with stores, on lot &Xl0O feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

I>ouiso-st e s $50 II q OF Morris ParS-ave 5ox
Coaras A nsv.rrAlaIi- ..................... s5C
New-York tribune., 1905-04-28
1900

21OOO
5000
5000
S475O
1900
1900
llNltl
1000
10000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
CITY In sprlnkllna eusiness.

BY order of the city council at it,
regular meeting Monday night tie
finance committee met yester lay 10.
the purpose Of buying sprinkler t.
sprinkle the streets. S. s. Bal. VINO
formerly had he contract for Sr,nE.
lcg the streets met with the CONN IL
tee and Offered his spr,nkler which
was then at work on the stree. fCI
sale for the sum of $500. This Wa
accepted by the finance cOmmittee
and the sprinkler was put to work this
morning by the city. TO do this the
council decided to give the fire depart
ment another man and he shall have
the sprlnkling of the streets in
charge, and also one man from the
fire department will be supposed e.
keep up a fire In tho furnace AT The
city hall As there H. IN extra team
a, the fire house the ely can easily
sprinkle the streets with tho employ.
ing OF only one man, who is neeiCd
anyway TO keep up the fire in tho fur
mace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

strengthen the Republican party for
tho battle that is sure TO come. He
Is directing also the work Of the or.
ganization in the upbuilding OF the
party He predicts a great tide OF
immigration TO Indian Territory. He
says with statehood Northern and
Eastern immigration will make the
Indian Territory Republican. Sasi
Mr. Soper:
There Is little doubt that most OF
the Indians are Democrats, and that
the largest number of men eligible to
vote in the Chickasaw and the west
ern half OF the Choctaw nations are
aIherents Of the same party. A large
! portion Of the farmers and residents
of the towns of Indian Territory at
| present are Southern people and
therefore mostly Democrats. But
when the new state is opened up and
formers begin to buy land and settle
| in the country the lido is expected TO
change. Nearly all the actual settlers
will come from the north and east,
as ia almost always the case in the
/ settlement of new country. Most
/ of these will be Republicans. So tn ,
( tide will set toward the Republicans
/ within a few years OF the admission
Of the new state. It is for this eX-
pected condition that the Republicans
of Indian Territory are now prepar'
ing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
FIRE BOYS BUSY
Three Fires Within Three Hours
Last Nlaht Kept Them Golna.

nree FlrcS Wit0lN hrtc Hours
Last Night Kept Them Going.
Last night about O'Clock one 9,
the swing lamps in T. Is koarncy
hardware store on East Main sire,
dropped 10 the iloor and as there wcgo
two lamps on the Same cord. bOth
dropped and Il looked for while
that large FIRE would result, bu,
quick action on the part OF number
of gentlemen who were near by pre-
vented such calamity The ATARI
was turned IN 10 the ilrc departme u
but the blaze was cXtinguishod before
they reached the scene There was
no damage
Another alarm of hro was turn 'i
In last night about o'clock for a
fire which was in southeast Ardmorc
but on account of the alram being
turned in for southwest Ardmore the
department was delayed in reaching
the scene The fire proved TO be ~
the rcsidencc OF g. W Aston, 5Ol
Third aynue southeast The blaze
was started from lamp being turnoG
over which ignited the curtains ana
a few papers which were on a table
The blaze was extinguished before q
great amount OF damage was done
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

In some unknown manner tha
switch engine at the Santa Fe yards
caught Gre last night about 9 o'clock
in the cab. There was no one pre-
ent at the time and the blaze had
gained considerable headvay before
the alarm was turned in. When this
was done the fire department quickly
responded to the third call and put
out the blaze with the chemical on
gine. Tho roof Of the cab was burner
and other parts of the engine dmu
aged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
STATEHOOD.
National Committeeman Soper Says
Congress viii Not Pass Bill.

National Committeeman soper Says
Congress viii Not Pass Bill.
Hon. p. l. Soper OF Vinita, national
committeeman, was seen by q repr1-
sentative of the Ardmoreite staT last
night Mr. Soper was free in express
ing his opinion that congress viii no;
pass the Hamilton bill at this session
providing for single statehood. lie
based his assertion on information re
ceived from Washington. The in
formation was Of private source and
he would not discuss It other than 10
cay that statehood at Ibis session va
hopeless.
Are you candidate for ,Ae -e@a;'
in the event of early action? was
asked.
Il am not a candidate LOy poaitiou
that is not createa.' he replied.
Your name has been mentioned
Ia connection with the office. was
suggested.
Has it?" he said and he turned the
conversation into a discussion OF the
work he has been doing since his cleo.
ton to the Office Of national commit
teeman.
Mr.. Soper realizes that the Indian
Territory will in the abort future be
given the right OF political suffrage,
and he has been using his efforts 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
Election Notice.

ONCE Of the Ardmore National
Bank, ArdmCre, |. T., Dec. 7. 1904
\ meeting Of the stockholders of this
Lank will be held Tuesday, January
10. 1905. at their banking house. be
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock a. IN
and 4 O'Clock p. H.. for the purpose
OF electing nine directors TO serve the
ensuing year. LEE CRUCE.
II Jan-lO Cashier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

Don't overlook the Money back If
It falls guarantee that you get when
iyos buy Hoffman's Throat and Lung
Syrup. 1t must cure your cough or We
don't want your money. Sold only at
Ramsey's Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
Attention. <. OF P,s.

Open meeting Thursday oy@uus
officers elect will be installed. We
will have music. cigars and speech
making. The evening will be made
one OF pleasure for all Al members
Invited. Each member requested ia
bring q friend.
w. T. sAIISBURY, &. I.
f. BERRYHII.IA X. Of X. Il b.
~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

Frank Mossman, a farmer living
near Lindsay, this county, had twelve
bales OF cotton destroyed by fire Mon.
day night, hossman had stored the
cotton at home, intending to hold q
for an advance In the market. He had
no insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
caas.chandler MeddInn.

Miss Bcddie Gass and 5. t. Chan
dler were married at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon by Rev Dennis in S. ).
Coles studio. Immediately after the
ceremony the bride and groom To-
gethor with the minister who ted
the nuptial knot, had their pictures
made In a group
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
Notice.

Any one having received an E5
clarinet as pawn or purchase in the
past few days will please report same
to o. NJ. Redheld, manager First ReGl.
ment band.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
Attention, Eagles.

All members of Ardmore Aerie OF
Eagles are requested to attend the
meeting of the aerie tonight Impor-
tant business must be disposed Of
]. WOOD TAIIAFERRO, W. $.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

Miss Marguerite Smith of the fam
Gus Smith Sisters, will make you
laugh TIL your sides ache with her 10
llneation Of child character. 30
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

WANTED-At once. q teacAv Tor
Roundup school. four miles south
OF Elk A big school viii good
wages, Apply To ]. II. GStch y,
Chas. Cannon. J. X. Milburn, trus.
tees, Elk, |. I. Ar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

DOST--A registered letter address@i
to Joe Baptist. Frroer leave a,
Wcnheimer q o. be lnG ,cccive
pRs. AT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04
Teachers, Examination.

An examination OF teachers for the
Chlckasaw nation will be held in Tish-
omingo on the 27th and 2sth of Jan
uary 1905. 2S-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

The Mendelssohn Male Quarteuc
Thursday night al the opera house.
Lyceum course 3.2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-04

We have just received ca, OF
Noon Bros buggie5 and hacks
NOBLE pROS