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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

vinegar That's what say every time.
It's the best FUN there Is. thought Id
Ike { hey We both come up Z my room
fer minute fore ye mother an IA.
ther come back" he said In a low tone
that was almost a whisper.
Then he shut one eye suggcstlyely
and bcckoned with his head rs we FOL.
loved him up the stairway 10 the little
room In which he slept He knelt 10y
the hOd aud pulled out the old skin
covered trunk that David Brewer had
given him soon after we came He
felt a moment for ths keyhoie. his hand
trembling. and then helped him Op,l
the trunk From under that sacr~d
suit Of hruadcloth. worn only on the
grnDdest oocasions. he fetched a bun
de about tie size % a mans head. il
was tied IN a big red handkerchief
We were both sitting on tie floor Be-
side him.
-H3t H." he wtispezSd.
I did 80 and found II heavier than |
expected.
What IA ity' | asked.
''SpOndooii1. t" be whispered
Then he united the bundle. % close
packed hosri q bank bills with SON,
pieces u gold and silver at the bottom
"lain't never he'd no use Ter H." he
said as be- drew out layer u N. bin.
and spread them with trembling IN
gen. Then be- began counting then
slowly and carefully
There be- whispered when al
length be- hni counted SlOo There
Hope. Take th"t an put u away Ia yci
wallet Mlght com" handy when yer,
way FIRM hum"
She kissed him tcnderly.
Put Il n yer wallet an say nothln'
not a wori z nohody." be- said.
Then be- counted over a ike amour
/ for m,
SAY nothln'," be said. booking up a
mo over hi, spcctaclcs
Father and mother We're coming %
below stairs and. hearing them. "
helped tncle ID tic up his bundle an.
stow u away. Then We went down &
meet them
Next morning we babe Hope goJlb.
90 thD ear, aud returned tD our lUm
With O. SENSE ~ lu., that Cor long la.
heavy upon Us 40
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NnArrrn Wi

GINCLE EH aui David wsr,
| " away huy.n. cattle half th.
kSss7. week.. hUI Elizabeth Rruvrr
CEJ was ulvsy, 40 luuy IN lllk
after my comfort SIZE was ur h,tm,.
Loo Oh" morning and singing no her work
loug hcfuu. ! was Uut y hysl when
the breakfast wa. u,rr read, she
came 10 my door with call 90 fuiI ~
cherrtuIu"s- aud gl0i nature o. was
hc best u'ug Boo thr day And often
az uight have known her o. come mt,
my ROOM when ! was wing awake
Will som" hari problem % s.v that I
vas properly covered ur that my win
dow was NOT ppyu Coz f1r ~ we sat
alone together ~ nu evening I have
>ecu her listen fur hours while I was
committing the pi,, ~ Horace with a
curiosity that finally gave way o. re-.
lgunuon. Sometimes she wuuli loas
over my shoulder al the printed PAGE
and try 10 d,Scyru some meaning IA IA
When tucl, ID was with 10. be- vousl
often ~ a long time. lI, bead turned
attrui'rly US the liur, came rattlIus
% my tongue
turu' tails De- said uu- evening "a.
! paused "a moment while De- crossed
u" rrum Or drink " water Don
,'viu make up kIrl - sru.r. | can
make out a wont here au' there. iu,
Ter gHsl, sound common scus,, I call /,
purity thin crop"
ll'ir wrote me ever, week Tor a
i.iav \ rhurch choir had ufIrr,i her 4
plac" ,"pu after she went % d, OIL.
city She cumy home Intending io sur
prs" " ali The hrsi summer. but uu
fortunately ! had gone away boz th,
So-is with o. party NJ surveyor, and
missed her W. wrrr month IN ti,.
Wilderness ard clmr uut little ws.t
~ Albany, wbrry iu,k boat f,.
View N"gk 10 syU li1Iv I came dow
The North r,vr between tlir rr,sr
smoky ,Ii.y- uu either side W 10 ....
lamp aud chilly morning TIE u,Is
the crowds, the immensely " the tow
/ appalled, zoe
A John fuucrs I found that To-.
had gone home. aud. while they tried
dciain me longer. | came hack ON IA,
night hna, ~ the same DAY Ilopr ,u
passed. each othur iu that iourur,
nnd 'lii not sex her until the summr
prncsllng my third aud las, war /,
coll"ec. the faculty having allowed mn
10 take two war. Ia one. Her lr,i,.
had comc less frequently. and W.
sh" came ! saw grIud ypung lad,
tue manners, her lyauy shapur IN La
amnlcs mold, her form siraisitcnins /.
The dignity " w,mauhooi
~ IN" depot our hands W,m ,,t
-''' '-''''',ii~' ~.i'h s,r.,.Y,.,,,, ,..i,t..
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Low SETTLERS RATES
10 Points In The Nesl and Southwest
Via Cotton Bell Route.

on tui ard third tuesdays ~ each
month round tup tickets viii D., s1l fH
points in southeast Missouri Arsansa.
louisiana anil Texas. az rate ID .rs
iatv pIlr g. SiTv1cra allowed ur ifg
gong trip % DAYS in which o. return
Cotton hsr E1u'. irz.p- icay, So
i--i's morning and evening. making
connection with an lines. and caro-
s''cfrr chair cars and rarlor eaf,
carr.
Write n far lj,atur, describing ua,
cheap lands along che Cotton Hst
Route. fur maps. time table and iBfar
nation abu4t rates. etc
TO SCHAEFER. TIA
Cotton Belt Route. Cincinnati %
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Of H. ] fancy. knNwing quite now FAR
10 - lu our gr,''ting our correspond
enc, bad been true 9, the promise
made mother There had not h~cn
worl n love Ia Il. only now aud then
suggestion - our tender feeling We
he,I'atci ou!y for the bricfr,t moment
Then put my arm about her neck ani
kissed her
4 1m so glad 90 sc" yuu." she aid
Wei. she VA, charming aud l.-auu.
fui hut different. and probably not
more Different than wa She vas
u' longer the laughing. ,lmpl. man
u'r.sl chilli ~ PARKWAY. who's, heart
was A. one, hand l..forr him iu the
daylight She bad now n biz of the
vumlu- r-.erycHh,r prudence. hei
skiIl iu hiding the things ~ the heart
lntrd her murn than ever. but some.
how I fcit u huiylrss. that she had
grown out 10 my lie She was much
.u uVu,-t among the people u lliils
borough and we went about guui
deal aud had many caller, Hut we
Ml little tIu" a. 1g-.-',rs she seen.
ED 90 avoid that aud had much 10 say
~ tlr grand young mon who came TO
ll. un brr boz che great city
Anyhow Do 900 hurt me- % the soul
ami oven robbed mc % my sic,p \
better lover than I would have made
1u ,pl q dlily.us aul g1t No the
truth. ,uwr what mlsht HUT I was ~
'hr rur.iirs mud u1t NJ tlr cavaliers.
1ui my way was that which Cod had
marked fpr m". nllr.it I must own az
man bad ever a krvurr eye for lovely
woman ur more heart 90 please her 4
mighty pt,ir bad cumc ~ my. aud I
h1 rather have thrown my heart %
yuIturs thau s~c IL ga uuwr.cum, ~
fyrUs And was quite out " courage
with Hope She, dar say. was Ne
much ont ut patience with mr
She returned la the late summer. aud
! wrut hack 10 my work NJ rDllrgr Ia a
hoT"lc's fashlon that gave way under
uIl whip 10 strong Will
made my self ns cuutrutc,i ns t,cssi
Ole. knew ull The pretty girls aud
went about with some ~ them 10 To-
entertainments ~ N. college season
A. last came tho long luok,-i Tor day
pr my graduation, tie ,ud " my s,u
drut lie.
The str'vts ~ the town were tlr,ns
81. every student having the culicr,
0nl"rs Ia hls cpat laI-l The little com
paul of graduates trrmblsl viii
fright ~ tho people crowded Into n,
rhurrh Whispering aud tanning them
selves. Ia gvr anticipation A. ID,
Former looked from the two side powt
where thry sat many familiar fscrs
greeted them the faces of father. On,
mothers us'1w with the inner usht Of
pride aud ylyasurv. tir facvs ~ man,
ihyI loNv,l Comr 10 claim a sharc III m,
glorl u that DAY found my own.
remember but none ~ them gave M,
,uch belly gs that ~ Uuclc Eb How
ever ] might fare. none would feel N,
prid" or disgrace " Il more kccnb
than he. | shall never forget how h,
turned his head to catch every won
when ! nsccudcd the platform.
A warmed To my argument coul,
~" him nudslng the arm u David
who sat beside him. a. u 10 say
"Ihere's the boy that came over IN
hills with TIE In pack basket" whci
! sioppcd a moment cropping for m
next wonl. he leaned forward. ON
braclng hN knee nrmly as n in,cndlnI
To draw OF a boot II wa. all the a,
slsiance be- could give mo. When n,
exercises wcrc over found Uncle n
by the front door " the church waltln
Tor me
"wllli" We ,lnne nnhle~' said he
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did my verJ best INCH Eb.-Ir
piled
Liked 4 Grand. an sArtin."
"Glad you lkei H. uncic Eb"
showed srrat laruln' Who was tn
man at give out the plctursr'
IL meant ~ president who had con.
fcrr,j ~" degree lsIoke ths name
hecvi,in. l,nkin' man. alnt he'
SEN hIm often. bot never iDlk no tcr
tick lar uot.c, " him byfurv"
How i",vI,lngyr I Inquired
Talked 90 k.nd ~ plain h. rrplle,i
\ could underrtau' him A. EASY Ne
though hs.i b"vu svaIvn toss,s but
when you sot ~. Bill Why you jcs' ria
risht 90 10 he air. an thery couhnt
% dun FOOL t'il What you vas talklu'
bout
Whcrcat concluded that uncls Eh's
tumot vas Ms iccp as Il was k.uiiy.
hut I have newer l.,u quite surr
whether thr remark vasa cumgIn,a,
~ I h.t Ut satin.
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t&D no 'Nr welfare ~ DIS children
80 that he might give %, th, adyau. .
tarcs n The town be- decided either o.
lessee or sell Dis farm hy far the hand
.nmc,i property IN the township I
was there WHEN buyer came In the
last days ~ tlHt SUMMER We took
lim over the smooth acres from lone
zine - Woody hedge. from the TOT "
iHwmun's hiIl 10 TInkl, brupk In Oh.
Coz valley lie went w.tl, us through
every tidy ruum ~ tbc buu., IT, Iook.
wi over tie stock aui tlr stables
WAL, what, 30 vutuF' D., .ald M
last us "" .tpDd looking down Oh. fair
grrcn acres .lop.us g. uiv SUGAR bu.b
David picked up o. Stick. Opened lI.
knife and lcgau 10 white th,ightful
y, % familiar slu.ui 10 reflection In hts
face. ! ,uig'u." hy thought II nh IL
hai cu,t him tHr toIl ~ many year.
III" strength ~ hi, young mauhosl. tie
youth uud beauty " bis wife. n hum.
dird things that vrrv far better than
mooney
"Fificvn thouan dollars" he saii
slowly Not N rrui lrts
The man parlryvd o. little over the
prize
"i'un' r1r Z take any les. rdsy-
sad David calmly No haru done"
How murh duwny
naNh named The SUM
An pp,ss-,iuny'
Next Wc.k
Everything as u stansy'
Everything a. u stan. 'crp, the hs,is
an byidiug
'llvN.s SOME muuvy un lcypuut." ba
said Wen close rmlft,fg'
"Clu-- Jmurrr" said David. a little
sadness Ia his irur a. be- took tic
money
II was growing dusk ~ ~. man
vent away The ,ri,kyis sang with Ia
luui. accusing clamUf slowly W..
m-lcl aud went int, tho dara hons.
ba,d whisiiiug uI.lar h., breath
EiralFih vrs u>tus .u trr ,ls.r
S''' vas hummius au oil bymu a. ,is
rsk~i
Soil 10 farm muibsf." ssli ua,s
Shr siVivi sus.. !. bFt made ro e4
svVt o. uir iH,k as we s.t clown
saw her fav tsu.us u,uu Iv- hsuI
Over uc hIs sui ,ut " thc fsl,
eroini us c.mc many yo.ces ulr I,o
chant iu uIc siuhbio thr haylus "
hound 'u Tire far timl,cr. the cry " N,
tsV toad tiny drlu " Old thing
Oike that one s'y-' NJ scai on u,c d~y
eternal sllrucc NJ the heavens Their
was M sound In the tuom s,,r tho low
crraklng u the rUrkrt In Whi,l, glIsa
beth sat After IN the roIns ani com
Inc and doing aud saying II man
ycas here was a little speil Of s.lsnc,
and bryuni lay the untriei thing. a
The future For me Il was a uue q
reckoalhE
"Rsan hsri ~ work herr an tho.
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cor'.auoloaragea

just received ttc aucst shipment
OF wall rar'r ever ir Maroon. af
designs. price. from ID, fog-s pr roI
so NrNN TUCKER
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I'VE don't care If you do know" SAID
Hope. Were not ashamed OF IT,"
"Haln't got no cause { be- he said.
Go II while ye're young an full O.
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CHAPTER XVI

.vln BRowER had prosper
~. rs ! have said before. anil
now be- was chiefly concerned
no ilo welfare ~ Dob, children
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EBEN HOLT
Continued from paF
CHAPTER XVI

HuE folks OF FE
III been carefully II
" ,urcd, but t''c
own person SIM
.,a,urc Of manhood
M 10 the imaginouo
Iwn wager he M !,
manner of man
,.ured me 10 tie
|. md knows even "
+ and eyes from "
q Al my company
'nhnyc TO write Nm
Kben uncl" I'D u'''
: New York ua'
some fifteen year
IN paradise road v
'apDn and pack %
I<h in that far DAY
.s,tudc OF hls uouS''
nountcd six inches
mad Is all ! can
,,~snch OF my supIe
a. seck my for.un J,
r,ne,e Eb was on ,'
- iIqe and pnn
-rt visit, ! ren
sadpcss l looked ~, y.
rg,ber and iAur'
- gate slowly VI
A..,s Our home
a h. ycune' an.
a. shadow OF ola
~nadenly hcforr
al, would go .
room aud how
- with ~ nrs
n down and con
menL while Ia
40 take M his co
W. sa, in S''
o. train Vas
holdins our 'o'
hsd never RIDE
csr. l~torr In
Of brca'iclo,h
dns,y and vi
was sadly 80
pve him any
H. sat calmly
hnud. aud 10
aow a slun
for -nme hlE
srcneO
what do
inquired
looks ~
brushed he
nnd couglc
aust tut
thc taste
country
~ iaWrr
, tea ic",l"
y lie Vu'
SPOKE
n ls-
some h
down tor
the-c "a
n u ais
feel NE
Tho ~
lar thin
Try IN
come q
and ~
mcnt y
wtio Ct
DAY b
10 the
our
VOID
thcu
Pc mott
~
man
thin
you
ZEN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11
THE CANNING FACTORY.
Scarcity Of Funds Closes the Business
To Detriment Of Many


The ArdmOre Canning association
has raised sufficient money to equip
with machinery a splendid canning
factory. They have also erected a
good building There seems to be
needed now only well which would
cost about $50 and funds to purchase
cans. But the association reports that
II has no money for operating expen.
ses and have offered TO turn the plant
over TO some person for two years free
OF Ill rents. If that person does not
happen 10 bob mp and that pretty soon
all those pCopl who planted extra
crops ut the suggestion of the associ.
ati.u earlier in the season will lose
their crops for the reason that there
Is no market for the product For in
stance cno man planted 10000 toma.
To pianD and unless he gets a local
market he can raliza nothing from
his labOrs
lt is learned that many Of those
who subscribed for stock have not
met their assessments A large mum.
ber Of cans are at the depot but the
treasury Ga empty
some members of the association
deserve much credit for the energy
and timr they have devoted 10 the
proposition and those who have agreed
TO- pay for stock and have not done
so are working an undeserygd hard
ship on others.
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Your Laundry


Is of enough Importance to Us
TO 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 rs
you like. Agents wanted in all
surrounding fowls.
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FOR SALE.

The biggest bargains offered in the
Southwest today will be found in this
list; you cant beat them. Ii you are
wise you won't miss this chance.
1,OOO-acre tract of land Is miles
horth of Ardmore; perfect title to
aamc, So per acre, one-half down, bal
ance to suit purchaser.
$40 acres three miles north of Ma.
dill, all I'm cultivation, four good
bouses. all under fence; rents go to
purchaser. Price per acre $50.
200 acres of fine farming land six
niles east of Madill, all in cultivation,
perfect title Price $40 per acre.
100 acres, good house, all under
fence. 40 acres in cultivation, rents
this year go to the purchaser, six
miles east of Comanche. Price per
acre $l2.
80 acres near Duncan, all fenced 80
acres In timber, all finely set in grass,
all smooth land. bargain at Sl5 per
acre.
100 acres of unimproved land, GOV.
cred with good commercial timber,
one mile from station II NJ, X. & r.
railway, perfect title. Price per acre
IS.
20 acres Of good bDttom land 50
acres In cultivation. two miles from
Cameron, l. r., l6 miles from Fort
Smith. Ark. covered by intormarried
surplus Price per acre SIS.
120 acres of iine farm land, 10 acres
in cultivation. mites out, two good
houses, barn, well and fenced. perfect
title. Price per acre S25.
INDIAHOAIA REALTY COMPANY.
Offices over Hamilton Shoe &C.
Corner Main and Washington SITS
or Ardmore, Ind Ter
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VIII Be Released on Bond.

II is learned here that District At.
lorney w. b. Johnson has agreed to ac.
cept $4,000 bond in the Walner
murder case and it is expected soon
that W. X. Walner, charged with the
recent killing of John Walner at
Wynnewood will be released on bail.
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If it's candy you want, then come TO
the candy store-that's Kahn's 90
Three Davs' picnic,

There will be a three days picnic
at Bolton, on the banks of the Blue
river, twelve miles north of Tisho-
mingo, on Thursday Friday and Sat
urday, the 18th 14th and 18th of July.
Anyon desiring ground privileges
should apply at once to NJ. G.. Scott,
Bolton. |. 4. This will be one of the
grandest picnics ever given in this
country and large attendance is re
quested. 7-6
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LOANS, LOANS !

W. loan money on your surplus a.
lniMrnr Low rates and best terms
Pc sure and write us.
THE JENNINGS COMPANY.
1916 Pauls Valley, l. f.
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Three Good and Just Reasons.

There are three reasons why mothers
prefer One Minute Cough Cure: First
n is kbsoluuely earmiess. Second,
II tastds good-childran love It.
Third. II cures Coughs. Group. Whoop-
ing Cough when other remedies fail
Sold by all druggists.
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Committee on Y. NJ. C. a. work
please meet with the W. c. T. L
Ncdnesday at o'clock with reports,
1s We wish TO begin work in earnest
during the next two months.
SECRETARY.
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CITIZENSHIP.

If 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. ID. c. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

Nli members Of the w. &. 4. Z. are
requested to meet Wednesday after.
noon al the Christian church for the
purpose of electing delegates to tie
convention at Pauls Valley the last Of
July. SECRETARY.
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Notice.

We can furnish plats of any town
ship i'm the ChpCtaN or Chickasaw
Nation, giving status # all1ttce show
ing homestead and surplus. Also tn
location of all postoficcs, railroads
and streams.
Blue Prints per town 81.
In coiors per town S5.
Our pats show The lling up to- date
of issue.
3-dw-tf INDIAHOMA REALTY co,
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During the summer kidney irregu.
arities are often caused by excessive
Thinking or being overheated. Attend
O the kidneys at once by using Fo-
eys Kidney Cure. City Drug Store.
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The little child of Dr. and Mrs Ever
Ctt Booth. which has been IN for some
time n the residence Of Dr r. s..
Booth. is some little better today.
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Arizona Fly Chaser rubbed on your
hors and cattle will give them rest
from flies and mosquitoes. VIII not
blister the hide or gum the hair. Sold
in any quantity by f. J. RAMSEY,
Druggist
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Jones are at
South Platte, Colo. where four blan
kets are required for comfort at night
and whore trout fish Is very plentiful
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

Kahn has just received at his soda
fountain some of the finest lines that
We're ever shipped to this country, and
they are for sale. 30
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Lawn Mowers

For sale very cheap or for rent.
Repair Lawn Mowers, Sewin2
Machines, bicycles, guns and
typewriters. Phone your or.
der TO No. 2S0.
G. w. Ritter
325 w. Main Phone 2SO
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If you need a pair of OXfords or
Slippers buy them now at Hamilton
& Cos 25 per cent di5coun. sale
Cash
Come early before sizes are broken
at the big discount sale of OXfords
and slippers
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For Sale.

A new. up-to-date 40 saw gin and
corn meal plant. situated in Washita
Valley, prospects good, no opposition,
fine plant; will be sold very reasona.
BILE. Good and sufficient reasons for
selling. Here's your opportunity. Ap.
ply at this office. 5s&wtf
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Rene mber nothing charged ut Ham
ilton d Cos Slipper and oxford Sale
% per cent discount.
100 pairs of Boys Tan and Black
oxford. % per cent spot cash
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We want every It'll

We want every title girl to take part
In our stove contest. Come to the
store early and register your name
and get q book that will tell you how
to win. NOBLE BROS.
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Lynn Is Offering go per cent off Oh
shoes Sec his ad. 1l-3
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Make your own ice cream. It at
itast suits you better. It's no trou.
BILE when you have one of our freez.
prs.
BIvENS CORHN & FRENsLEY.
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MONEY ON FARMS.

Lowest rates prevailing and best
terms Write us before borrowing.
THE JENNINGS COMPANY.
1916 Pauls Valley, /. r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

Take your pick while pickings' good
at Hamilton a Cos. big Slipper Sale
Spot Cash. Nothing charged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

When Other Medicines Have Failed
take Foleys Kidney Cure i mas cur
ed wher everything else has disap.
pointed. City Drg Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11
WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

WANTED-Two Young men or ladles
to canvass ! have the best seller
i'm the land lot me show YOU. Al
dress HARRY DURHAM Ardmore,
/ T. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

SALESMAN WANTED-'ro cali on
physicians Exceptional opporiuh-
It's for intelligent man. state age
experience. Lock box SIS, Philadel.
mia lV q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

have In stock The finest line OF sad
dies in the city and make the lowest
prices. ]. c. FREDDY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

The case of George Collins OF Elb
was set for examining trial yester-
day IN Judge Rohnett's court. The de-
fendant did not appear and his ply
St,ian phoncd to the court that Col
Inns WAS suffering from an overdose
of morphine and could not appear.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11
ARDNORE e*SIE A NJ LAUNDRY
BRADFORD BROS. PROPS
FOR SALE

EON 1hLI
40 acres land near Glenn
for. ........,........ $2E4O
10 acres Joining city on
north for. ......... .. 1890
% acres joining city on
north tOr r........,.... EoOO
Choice residence property in
any part OF city.
Why pay rent when you can
buy a home on monthly pay
ments.
Money to loan on intermarricd
surplus and inside residence
property,
Let us write your fire insur-
ance, deeds and mortgages.
J. w. KEMP
lower Floor. Doors South Of Post
office, Phone 47o, Public Steno1ra-
pi,er and Notary IN Office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11
SPECIAL

On table No. . we have placed lot
Of Ladies' Patent Kid and Flain Ok
ford Slippers. Regular values 81,
$3.50 and SO. Going this week at
$1.75. HAMILTON & co.
On table No. /, choice $l.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-11

INDIAHoMA REALTY co,