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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity; Saturday, showers.
The Weather Yesterday.
Maximum temperature, 80; mimi
mum temperature, 65;. rainfall, 0.
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Al OPENING FOR PHYSICIAN;
Country practice. For particulars
address c. P. Harris Morgaret. n.
C. 6-29-3t.
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ANY PERSON TO DISTRIBUTE
our samples; $500 weekly, steady.
Mgr. Empire" Wells ST., Chicago,
Ill.
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WANTED: MEN TO LEARN BAR
Der trade. New method. Eight
weeks completes. Tools donated.
Diplomas awarded. Board provided.
Positions guaranteed. Write for
catalogue. Moler's Barber College,
131 Prince ST., New York city.
6-30-5t
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DOGS FOR SAEE-I HAVE FINE
thoroughbred fox hound pdln pies for
sale. Apply to =. j. Taylor, Cum
berry, n. G..
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WANTED-EVERY MOTHER IN
town to try Chiclets before giving
them to the children.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE A SET OF
bar fixtures. Write description, con-
dition and price to H. e. Truelove.
P. O. Box 34S, Wilmington \. c.
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Police Justices Court.

Keep cOOl-gO to Morehead and
have a good time.
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NEWSPAPERS FOR sALE-A RARE

opportunity to purchase, at low
price for cash, a good evening daily
and weekly newspapers in one of
the best town in the Carolinas. Good
reasons for selling. Write at once,
care Observer. 24-tf
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Some men are as hard to get along
with as balky horses.
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Fyi IT CLAS PI!t$tIAE CAN FIND
cd opening il; progressive town.
Mist 70 Saber and all right. Refer
ence required. Married man pre-
fe,re1. Progressive, care this paper.
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REDEEMABLE PREMIUMS. MERCHANDISE
CASH
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WANTED-EVERY PHYSICIAN IN
town to try Chiclets for himself.
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WHEN YOU GO TO PITTSBORO,
n. c., lunch at the Central Hotel
restaurant.
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WAN1ED-ONE PAIR SECOND
hand computing scales; must be
cheap. Agate bearings. State how
long Used. Lock Box 102, Louis
burg, \. G..
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John Dockery Doing Well.

What say you to dip i'm the Sea at
MOrehead.
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Another Bunch Of
..Bargain Attractions.

Three lots Of mems negigee shirts. A great week
Of wash goods selling The seasons sale of wash belts
Women's summer underwear underpriced. A special
sale Of soaps perfumes and toilet waters. The clearance
sale of summer millinery.
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sale Of soaps perfumes and toilet waters. The clearance
sale of summer millinery.
MEMS
of negISee shirts the prices
shirts Numbered sizes IL to IL IL
Mems fancy figured and Corded madras
f ten Inherent patterns Of these 81 and 25 soft bosom shirts plain and
Oxford and fine madras SOC
A WASH
you'll of
weveh
in
cooed stripes and fancy weaes mi
la
Ladies'
girlcs
THIN UNDERNEATH WOMEN.
VANITY following think will in
beacled crochet edges - 12c
Jersey ribbed white sleeveless tapes Zoe
Ladies oui1e ribbed vest low neck sleeveless
White Iisle ribbed shirts high neck long sleeves soc
SOAPS. POWDERS, TOILET WATERS.
Co.'S aeparaionsimt reached
Elder Flower Geranol cake doz soc.
ToIet
S sSs' 1' ana s4Sf S S
what they IL that
iseady.to1%esr sGe
s39s
Were $500 $500 So9S
LESS. -
GERnAn
s>44$7591 kHn-
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Mr.. Percy J. Olive, here yesterday
from Apex. says every preparation IS
being made there for big fourth G;
July celebration. Col. John >. Gun
ingham. of Person, is to speak. A
big barbecue is to be one of the events
of the day.
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There was a rush late yesterday al
ternoon of parties to list taxes, as yes
terday was the last day. There have
been about $500 who have listed with
about $50 who are unlisted.
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Mr.. Bush T. Williamson, of Raleigh.
has secured the position of clerk in
the postoffice. this being an extra al
Iowance by the department because of
the increase in business in the Raj
cigh office.
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Extensive repairs are being made
on the Christian church here. New
stems are being placed, the pulpit will
be lowered and the choir gallery made
large.
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Cotton struck it's highest mark yes
terday since the first of the year, the
best grades here selling on the market
M nine and three-quarter cents a
pound.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Rev. John w. Jenkins is back from
Wallace, where at the Wilmington
Methodist District Conference he pre-
sented the cause of the Methodist Or.
phanage.
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MIR. ~ G. Marlborough. of Osgood
the new steward at the Blind Instltu
ton takes charge this morning. Ill
family will not come to Raleigh fo
some time.
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AIDED EACH OTHER.
IN BEING MARRIED
Double Wedding at Second
Baptist Church.
BRIDE AS METR0N OF HONOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Kincheloe and Mr. and
Mrs HALEY in Interesting
Event.
BRIDE AS MATRoN OF HONOR

An interesting double wedding took
place yesterday at 2:3o O'Clock, In the
Second Baptist Church. when the Rev.
E Hez Sven performed the marriage
ceremonies of Miss Florence ]. Hender-
son and the Rev. John W. Kincheloe
and Miss Rebecca Dutton and Edward
HALEY
The church was decorated with palms
and cut flowers.
Miss Dutton and Mr.. HALEY were the
first couple married Miss Henderson
was her maid OF honor, and Edward
Dutton. the brother Of Miss Dutton, was
best nan for Mr.. HALEY.
Immediately afterward the other
ceremony took place. Mrs. HALEY being
natron OF honor to Miss Henderson. II.
l. Henderson was best man for the
Rev Mr.. Kincheloe.
Each bride wore a blue tailor-made
broadcloth suit with hat TO match.
and both carried shower bouquets OF
lilies OF the valley
After the ceremonies at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kincheloe and Mr.. and
Mrs. HALEY left Washington at the
same time. but on different trains. for
a Northern trip.
MIR and Mrs. HALEY will return 10
Washington, November 10. The Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kincheloe Will make their
home IN Crewe, Va
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DRASTIC ACTION
AGAINST F|REHEN
Dismissals for Conspiracy
and Drinking.

A cyclone has passed through the
ranks OF firemen at engine house No
8. leaving in its wake several dismis-
sails and transfers. A lieutenant, two
prfvates. and driver have been dismiss
ed. and two privates transferred to
other companies.
These results were brought about to-
day in the approval by Commissioner
MacfarIand of q recommendation made
by Chief Belt upon the findings of the
trial board appointed TO investigate
an alleged clique and charges that
liquor was being drunk IN and about the
engine house. Charges were filed
with Chief Belt that clam chowder
had been eaten at the house and beer
served with the chowder; that whisky
and beer were bought for the fremen
by employees of the Senate stables
The names of the men against whom
the charges were fled were Lieutenant
Davidson. Driver Long. Privates Mark
ward, Clements, and Wiles. II was al
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legged that these men were in clique TO
down Captain Proctor.
After hearing all the evidence. the
trial board declared that IL was of the
opinion that there had been drinking
about the engine house, but that they
had no evidence before them to prove
IL. They recommended the transfer OF
Lieutenant Davidson. Driver Long, Pri-
Yates Compton and Clements, and the
removal of Private W. L. sWnes-
In regard 10 the report, Chief Belt
said:
II cannot agree TO this recommends
ton, for the reason of the nature of
the charges. l therefore recommend
that Lieutenant Davidson. Driver Fred
erick G Long. and Privates Frank o.
Markward and William L. Wiles pe
dismissed. / further recommend, for the
good of the service, that Privates Rich
arc d. Compton and Robert K Glenn
ents be transferred to other companies .
Commissioner Macfarland approved
this reversal of the chief, and approved
of the recommendation to promote Pri-
vate Benjamin w Weaver to be lieu
tenant
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Novices Initiated
Into Perfect Degree

To the largest class in the history OF
Scottish Rite Masonry in the District
OF Columbia, the MiJhras Lodge OF Per-
fection last night gave its fourteenth
degree at the cathedral Of the lodge.
1907 @ street. The class consisted Of
Zoo novices well known in the Masonic
circles Of the District.
Sovereign Grand Commander James
u. Richardson and the entire supreme
council for the Southern jurisdiction,
Accepted Scottish Rite, attended the
ceremony. The degrees were conferred
by the grand commanders and the fol-
lowing officers of the two lodges: Nen-
erabie Master Francis j. Woodman,
$50 degree: Senior Warden J. s. Jones,
33d degree, X. c. c, H; Junior Warden
Francis \. Sebring. SD degree: Orator
Henry r. Evans, SD degree: Master
of Ceremonies Elmer e Simpson. 32d
degree.
This degree is known TO the initiated
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
CONCERT AT NAVY YARD
BY GUN FACTORY BAND

The Naval Gun Factory Band viii
give the last open air concert of the
year at the navy yard tomorrow even
ing at 7:e0 O'Clock. under the direction
OF J. G. Moody. leader. The program:
March, THE New White House"
Taylor
Medley Overture, Bits of Romicks
Hits" 49,. .....--. ..........-... .Lampe
Waltz, Daughter of Love" Bennett
Characteristic March, Happy
Helnle' ..-..--.-- -------.-.- -l<dalPe
Serenade, The Trouoadour'
Laurendeau
Polonaise. Voyage OF Lfe" Collins
Selection. Loves Sentinel" -. .Rathoun
Medley march, Keep A Little Cozy
Corner In Your Heart for Die
Morse
"Star-Spangled Banner"
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DAVIS DIPLOMATIC
ON CANAL CHOICE

Gen george w Davis. chairman of
the board of consulting engineers OF the
Panama Canal Will not confirm the re-
port that a majority of the members of
the board favor a lock canal rather than
one at sea level.
There is little question, however. of the
fact that this is their position.
General Davis said this morning:
$50 far as / am aware. neither the
board nor any Individual member of IL
has expressed any opinion as TO the type
of canal that Is favored.
The board is now in possession OF all
the facts bearing upon the question Of
type. IL returns TO this city entirely
free from any prejudice or bias"
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
MAKES VIGOROUS DENIAL
Mrs Anna ]. Cooper, of NJ Street In
stitution, Submits Brief to Board
Of Education.

The Board OF Education will render
decision In the II Street High School
affair next Tuesday night
Mrs. Anna ]. Cooper. PRINCIPAL OF the
school and against whose administra ton
charges OF maladministration were
made by Director Hughes. submitted
her briefs last night
Mrs Cooper made II as clear as pos
Slole thnt there was no necessity for
any changes IN the management OF the
school. and that she Is backed up in
this stand by the parents and pupils OF
the colored Pcpula ton throughout the
District OF Columbia.
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FALLS IN CoNvULsIoNs.

Seized with an attack of epilepsy.
Henry Moore. colored, twenty years old.
of S24 Fourteenth street northwest, fell
in commissions on the sidewalk in front
of 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
shortly before 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon. Police of the Third precinct sent
him to the Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
hASONS CONSIDER
MORE PROMOTIONS
Fourth Days Work of Scot
tish Rite Council.
JUBlLANT OVER NEW RULES
Local Members Gratiied at Concessions
in Interpretation Of "Citizenship.n
District Men Advanced.

NO signs OF Waning interest were seen
about the House OF the Temple this
morning when the Supreme Council, Ac-
cepted scottish Rite met to continue the
fourth day of It's sessions.
Grand Commander Richardson called
the session at 10 o'clock The council
took up sundry matters. New nominal
tons of advancement were proposed and
suggestions were made on other mat
ters.
At noon tho council adjourned for
luncheon.
Best Session Yet.
Yesterdays session OF the Supreme
Council was considered the most sue
cessful so far. The final hearing was
given the committee on Jurisprudence
and tho work OF revising the coda ~
statutes completed.
This work was of utmost Importance
10 the District OF Columbia, and the re-
suit brought happiness 10 tho entire To-
cal body of Scottish Rite Masonry. AS
adopted the statutes of the Supreme
Courcil make clear the word "cftizeu-
ship. making IL obligatory that the in
tending member of the rite be n citizen
OF the nited States and not n qualified
voter OF the State or Territory in which
he resides In the District of Columbia
he must not only be a citizen of the
United states but must also be a resi-
dent OF tie District two years before he
is entitled TO a membership in the or
Eanizatfon.
This point of residence at first met
opposition
Will Benefit Order.
Grand Secretary =. y. Chamberlain
said this morning:
There was a great deal of opposition
at first TO the proposal to modifys this
section of the present statutes. Many
strong reasons were given pro and con.
but the result will be OF eminent salts
faction, l think. TO MasOns in the fu-
ture."
This question. which at first appeared
q very delicate one. was settled when
the Supreme Council recognized the
anomalous position in which the citi-
zens of the District were placed. and,
Lodge of MasoDs for the District, be-
neved that a modification OF the rule
of the States and Territories should be
made in behalf of local Masons.
Many Took Degree.
was the conferring of the coveted
thirty-tEird degree and the elevations
TO the rank Of knight commander. In
all. nlnety-four Masons were honore6
with the thirty-third degree, ard 25i
more were made knight commanders.
Among the residents OF the District
10 receive the honorary SD degree were
Samuel Hart. Jacobus Seneca Jones
Edmund George Lind, and Frank Hille-
bert. Thomas Five residents OF the Dis
trict were elected to be knight COM
manders of the court OF honor, They
were Winfield Scott Schley, John Grouse
winernan, Henry Ridgley Evans, Bar
tholomew Fiesco Smith. and Francis
Elton Sherry
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Chinaware Sale

Fine China Decorated Pitch 1QC
ers- Special for tomorrow. -
neg lG0sp,see gpts 50 gS pesGrsted sina Din 80
Very pretty 1Oo-piece Din so OK
ner Sets. SI24s kind------- Is1S
Cottage Dinner Sets of $50 0S
pieces; worth $S.9s. at........ ~
We have six Fine Royal Austrian
China Dinner Sets OF l92 pieces; eacl
set Of $500 value On S18 Q8
12-piece Toilet Sets. 81 so
$64S values This sale-.-...- -
1o-piece Toilet sets. $4-4s So Ak
values. This saie........----. S'SS
10-piece tDuchess) Toilet Sets, pink,
green. and blue, ss.4s values 5 d 48
This sale
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Mrs.
Raffles

John Kendrick Bangs latest book
recounts the burglaries in which,
after RaffleS' death, his widow IS
concerned. 1t is a clever satire on
fashionable society and recent
events. Mrs. Raffles succeeds in
raising a tremendous loan on the
strength of a few Steel bonds, per-
SuadeS prominent millionaire to
beStow a library on Rafflehurst-by-
the-Sea, and achieves other master
strokes that are sure to be appre-
ciated.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
POLICEMAN HILTON AcoUIrrEp

Policeman George 7. Hilton was today
acquitted In Criminal Court No. of the
charge OF the larceny OF a diamond ring
valued AT $50
The prosecuting witness was Perry A.
HOFFMAN. formerly policeman Both
Hilton and Hoffman were attached TO
the Georgetown station.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
Friday Shoe Reductions

Our Shoe buyer has just returned
from a trip 10 the big shoe factories.
He secured the greatest Of bargains as
the following will testify. Everything
advertised is here exactly as described.
Note the greatest OF bargains" for
Friday.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
ELECTED CLASS PRESIDENT.

Carl A Badger of Utah. has been
elected president of the senior class Of
the law department of George Wash
ingtOn University. His opponents were
Charles w. Morris. of the District Of
Columbia, and John T. Nioxn, of New
HamDShire.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
Two Ribbon Values

As a Friday special we offer 6H-iii.
Taffeta Ribbons in black and y &C
white and cclors at per yard - Z >
AS Friday special we offer very
fine shaded ribbons, suitable y &C
for Children's Hats at per yard. L >
Please note that these ribbons are
worth 39c yard. some more.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
Millinery
Beautiful Hats ar 50. os and 50. %,

At these two prices we offer you the
hendsomest Hats and most charmin
styles TO be found anywhere. No mat
ter how extrava gantly priced else
where. no Hats are The superior or
these in style. Beautiful creations that
win suit the most particular.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19

as the perfect elu degree" and is one
of the stepping-stones OF Scottish Rite.
besides being one of the most beautiful
In Masonry.
Rabbi David Stern, Of this city, made
an address to the class. The evening
closed with a musical program.
The Washington times., 1905-10-19
HARPER'S BOOK NEWS
The
Travelling
Thirds

Gertrude Atherton has written no
more captivating story than this.
The Moultons resolve to include
Spain in their European trip even if
they have to travel third class. The
warm Spanish sunshine brings
about a sort of love madness among
them. and what would otherwise
have proved a sedate romance, flour
ishes in a most startling fashion.
The climax. is the most complete sur
prise of all. Altogether it is an un-
usually diverting story.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
INoE RsolL.

You can buy a lot in iugersoll,
Woods county. Oklahoma. for S35 in
stallmcnt plan This does not mean
an outside property. but large per
cent oi lots are on the principal
strea.', surrounded with fine business
hous and residence buildings. In
gcrsoll h "A little town three years
old. Has three fine churches, "A two
story $4,000 school luilding, two good
banks and live new spapet, four ele'
yatois, one jO.barrel Touring mill, two
railroads with a passenger service OF
six passenger and two mixed trains
daily. and on the survey of a third
railroad wlth a division point at In
gcrsol. There are now 500 popula-
ton ~ IngersoH Lots no better than
many tLat will go Ilto the disribu-
tion nave already sold for go1d figures
and tho cncouragem,n given TO capi'
tai 20 develop its gas and cement,
with a fine opening lOr a number oi
manufacturing phnts property should
advance rapidly in value. Come. let
us reason together Maps, plats and
Photographic views plan Of distribu
ton and endorsements can be seen al
my Office over Jones furniture store
Ardmore. | T. Coed agents wanted
In every town in Indian Territory
GEO. 4 BROSS,
17rmd&w Gen. Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
New Orsanization.

The American Life Insurance com
pany is new organization in the two
territories. The capital stock Il
sl25,aOO, fully paid up, and is held by
Oklahoma and Indian Territory peo
pie. The officers are c. &. Jones, OK
lahoml City. president; VIM. Busby
South McAlester, vicipresident; c
f. Colcord, Oklahoma City, treas
urcr.
The new company will be ready t'
write insurance by the first OF Aug
ust.
Five thousand dollars of the capi
tai Is held by Ardmore people. The
local people who hold stock are s. I
Bledsoe, Byrd & Gregory and Hardy
& McNees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
AN APPEAL
For Sarge Baptis, College and Indus.
trial Institute.

For Sarge Baptist College and Indus.
trial Institute.
To al friends Of humanity and low
ers Of education:
nave recently been elected as pres
ident ~ Sango Baptist College and In
dust-,ai institute. located al Musko-
gee. J. T. have accepted the work
with uo other purpose than the high.
est Development Of my race from a
moral. religious and Industrial stand
point / believe that in proportion as
the race g. morally elevated and made
20 be lf.reliant by Industrial educa-
ton. Climinality will decrease In the
race nd Southern homes will not only
be let undisturbcd but the entire
county will be- madC 10 rejoice and
feel uroud OF the stend which will be
taken hy us a. a race while / firm
Is believe in the distinct separation
Of -he races from a social standpoint,
I stiu believe that oi the other hand
there Is relation which each bears
20 The other that can be better Under
stood by moral, re igious and indus
trial training Of my people. The right
idea Of the many questions that con
front the people as a whole will not
only tend 10 the hope and safety OF
my own race but other races as well.
The institution VIII be kept upon
the Jasis Of the above principles, posi-
tive and expressed. will further
strive TO maintain and establish a
more friendly relation between the
members OF my owr race and those
with whom we come n contact in ouI
every day lives.
In teaching the dignity OF manhood
I will also make every effort 70 in
still he principles Of an humble and
pious life.
And now in the highest hope OF
( these declarations I appeal TO al
friends Of education and humanity e
come 20 my rescue. | need money e
pay of present Indebtedness and tc
I buy A college farm where my race
can Dee properly taught the art OF farm
/ ing. Respectfully, p K. NEIL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
Library to Be placed in Jail.

BY permission OF Mr. HeIsey, Inc
genial taller Of the Federal jail the
members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union vii. place a collec
don If good books in The Jail for the
use If the prisoners
The good people o. Ardmore are re
quested to donate such books as viii
serve the moral upbuilding of thos5
who .cad them. We wish to asoic
light reading" matter, as we believe
there is greater danger OF injury tc
morals and character in the reading
Of these than could possibly be in a
saloon or gambling den.
Please leave donation of books az
Coleman Bros drug store.
COMMITTEE W. c. T. L.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
LOST.
Your Laundry

is Of enough importance 10 Us
10 demand our best attention and
best service. Our plant is the
finest equipped steam laundry
in the southwest and only the
most skilled labor is employed.
We give your linen either the
High Gloss or Domestic finish as
you like. Agents wanted in all
surrounding towns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
cITIZE ENSHiP.

II you claim citizenship rights and
are not on the rolls or have business
before the interior department, write
Immediately to w w. Wright, regis
tered attorney, Bond building, Wash
ing, d. G. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
Ginners' Meeting.

The Pickens County Ginners Asso
citation met yesterday afternoon at the
city hall and perfected organization
by the adoption of bylaws. OF the
thirty.four members in the association
about half that number were present
w. \. Taliaferro presided and NJ. F
Moss acted as secretary.