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The Washington times., 1905-10-27
HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

MANTED-You TO know that you can learn
tne syllable System OF Shorthand in Is
nours, ana attain speed OF 75 to 100 words
IN 100 hours study, or money refunded We
also teach the Pitman. Graham. Gregg and
Barnes sytems, Typewriting. and spanish.
DAY and evening sessions. Speed classes
THE STENOCRAPHIC ACADEMY 3i5-31s
Soloraao ~ ooliding oc6-u
WANTED Porter. for dairy farm,
nurse, white and co,ored mattresses and
cook. 19l1 New York ave II
WANTED-Man and wife OF single young
man. farm work: wife housework small
family. SO: man with $50 as partner In
chicken and truck business: one-shiri IN
terest- room and board This proposition
only needs Investigation. Address BOX s3s
Times Office ocas-st
WANTED-Boy or girl who can feed Job
press, experience necessary. Apply Mc5II>r.
e WALLACE. Iio7 E ST oc2s-3t
WANrED-Help ON tailoring ROOM 5. COS
L st. ns. ocosat
WANT ED-Tailor and tailoress WlNEBERG
q ~, 70 fennsyivanis ave. sc. oc25-st
NANTED-Hel7 on custom coats; male or
female. e03 1th ST sw oco5-st {
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MoRE7 we store for 75c !, load,
UNITED STATES sToRAGE 20 ''s-fsn-ss2
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

| WANTE>D-At once, experienced coat and
! skirt hands. JULIUS GARFTNELE Co.
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WANTED-Giri about II years of age to
II ST. NV. oc27-at
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WANTED-Position as assistant in ,bic,,ci.
repair shop Tor six hours a day. Addres:
BOX 90, Times Office or7e a.
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NANfED-By frst-class barkeeper long ex
per1ence. New York. New Jersey hoteis
cafes, situation: furnish Al reference. Ad
Dress BOA 5S9. Times Office oc27-at
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WSNTED-piace waiter IN hotel or bar:
~ nssf-elass reference Address BOX 55s Times
OIIlcc. r<.o-- -
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WANIED-Sy young man. experienced and
pest references. place in cigar store Ad-
dress BOX 554 Times Office cc27 al !.
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In Making FusselPs Ice Cream

~ purified cream e used. l427 \. Y. ave
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sWANTED--By icoiored man. place as driver
for doctor or private family, OF work in
grocery store. 1877 South Carolina ave Sc
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WAST19D-d3y a frst-class engineer. capable
OF running any steam or electrical plant, a
can furnish the best OF references Address
EOX aas. Tines ONCE ncoz os an
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POSIIORS-Wanted. nOn-unlon cOnpos-
itors, stone hands, and makeup men; Limo
type ana Monotype operatOTs. steady work
nishest salary. Address,. with references r
York city or27sf
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-Furnishcd room, airy house; cen
trali terms moderate. Address BOX 2s24 sta
ton @. City. oca-s,
WANTED-Two furnished rooms with he,t.
between d and L, 5th and l2th SITS NV adj
drees BOX go. Times ONCE ocs7-st
NANTED-By lady, two unfurnished rooms
on hrst or second floor in private house; all
modern improvements; in northwest Al
dress, with full particulars. BOX 5sl, Tiroes
-- 0--SS. 1t
WANTED-A couple Of rooms for light house
keeping, In Northwest. by young married
couple: state terms. Address BOX $40. Times
o.nce. II
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By young man. position as col
lector, or any kind OF clerical work: best
1t references. Address EOX 562 Times Of
fee. oc27-2t
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and reliable gtrl to do
general housework at i345 wallach place.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Two good timers for lob work
PHI @ 81 NV sos I : oc77 at
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WANTED-Young man with fourteen years
experience m general mercsga ndise and rrrea
cutting. some knowledge of bookkeeping
wishes position. Address BOX 547 Times Of
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WANTED-Young girl to attend cigar stand /;
$50, Times Office ~
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WANrED-A good white barber f.r Satur-
NV. I,
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w WAfSTkD-A- good steady barber; salary
saturday, $3.50 guaranteed. MIST CLEMENT.
3as. VI ST. M =.
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BRooKLAND, u. c.
ARTHUR H. F. I.UERSsEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, va.
r. L cARNE & CO.. 7os King st
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| IWANIED-A settled woman for general
tncusewoTk in small private family; go home;
nights. Apply with city references 1898 n
| u. NV II
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ENGINEER. third class licensed; needs lob
ng little electricity CHARLIE
BIS. 12S 4th st. ne- oc25-9t
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WASTED-First-cIas white barber for sat.
urday- HOTEL JOHNSON. 18th and E SITS
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WANTED-No fees In advance; cooks. walt
resses, chambernaids, ana other servants
white and coored with references, u ace:
Immediately: good wages Call LADIES'
EACHANGE BUREAU. Ills st, over
Hairs. ,,
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lWANTED-Plain cooks, chamberrnaids
| s"sitress, girl light housework; also nurse
Inquire 1s3s llth st NV 1t
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N-ASTED--Help on custom coats: male q,
female. eoS 7th ST. sw oco5-st
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ANTED--Porter. man for dairy farm
nurse white and co,ored Mattresses. an
cook. 19l1 New York ave. IL
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE
barber for Saturday: So 90
guaranteed LIE DROIT BARBER SHOP
9TH ane SITS. II
WANTED-waIter; must be good, neat col
ored man Call 3l4 East Capitol St LOU
DOUN CAFE. n =
wANTED-Cart and wagon drivers. 81. $3.50
per week; buffers, houSemen- ls35 11th NV
II
WANTED-Two BARRIERS for Saturday: "a 20
eacn guarantee: also shop boy. 1918 II 81
ne. II
WANTED-An experienced collector HUB
FURNITURE CO. 9TH and ID NV. oc27-2t
WANTED-Two meat cutters at once. 18th
ana Nhies 81 ne. II
wANTED-cook; waiter, and oyster shuckor;
good pay. 307 ih st. ew ocZ7-3t
WANTED-Real estate salesman. good
money Tor right man; none but worker need
apply: references. Address BOX 57l Times
Office. or an
WANTED-First class structural iron black
smith ADDly IRON WORKS, 5th and ne
%ANrED-Third class engineer ewhIte1
apartment house. i4ght work; s35 per month
and room. Address BOX 535. Times Office
OC1o-St
wANTE;D-At once. one frst-class tailor 10
A u 81. ne, oc3s-st
wANT1D-Bright boy. with wheel; 81. 50 Der
week II BROWN. 2o7 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. oc26-3t
wANTED-A oolored presser on suits 1914
y 81 NV. ocz5-3t
wANTED-Experienced meat cutter for Sat
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| WANTED-Young lady who thoroughly un-
! derstands double entry bookkeeping and type-
I writing for first class market store Ad-
dress BOX 573. Times office N
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WANrED-Woman for general houseworl.;
may go home nights 14l9 Howard ave. NV
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WANTED-white y Ell barber for Saturday. sal
"a - NV. =
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eCRYs PHARMACY. corner Nonros and
senerson sta.
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BARTENDER. union man, wants situation
good reference: state location and salsrv
Address BOX 524 Times Office oca.s,
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13
RED. It's the Red Blood CorPuscles that Pro. per Food Makes.

A Tiffin, O., woman says Grape-N Nuts food gave her good red blood and re- stored the roses of youth to a complex ion that had been muddy and blotchy. She says
 "For 10 years I had stomach trouble which produced a breaking out on my face The doctors gave it a long Latin name, but their medicines failed to cure it. Along with this I had fre- quent headaches, nervousness and all ways pain in my stomach after meals.
 q got disgusted with the drugs stopped them and coffee eff short, and quit eating everything but fruit and Grape Nuts, with Postum Food Coffee for my table beverage. The head . aches, stomach trouble, and nervous weakness disappeared almost like ma gie, which showed that when the cause was removed and good food and drink used nature was ready to help. My blood was purified and my complexion became like a young girls, while my weight was increased from 90 to 12C pounds in a few months-good, solid firm flesh, where it used be soft and blabby
 q recommended Grape-Nuts and Postum to my friend Maud w, who was afflicted as I had been.. She fol , lowed my aGvice and in a short time was restored to complete health and ir about months her weight increased from 100 to 14S pounds.
 "Our doctor observing the effect oI Grape-Nuts and Postum in our eases declared, the other day. that he would hereafter prescribe these food pro- ducts for gastritis." Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. There's a reason. Read the little book, "The Road to WellYille," in pkgs
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13
For Sale

12O acres. well improved. fenced snd cross fenced and finely equipped Cor dairy business. F miles from skiEnlng station, best of irrigating water Pumps and plenty of water.
 40 acres beet sugar land undeg t9H-u ditch with water privileges.
 30 acres beet sugar land undef tgSn ditch with water privileges
 so acres unimprOved. under ths tG- ma canal, only $20 per acre
 40 acres fine dairying land. sIl Co sla falfa, fenced and cross fenced. plsnsE of irrigating water.
 Lots in Planks subdivision ta fssn- nett's place inside lots from teu1 ta $500. Some lots $350 to S4oc. AnF ss the. above will be sold at g loW FaIs Hs interest and easy terms. l have also some desirable tsads O. rent.
 If you have the least idea of lnsrs,- ing see me for the present at No. 11 and r west Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13

Frank Jordan, a brother of Mrs. Byler, manager of the Gcan1 View, is paying Phoenix a visit. He is fore man of the Allison ranch. near Tue son, which is owned by Cameron and Manning.
 pr. H. H. Stone and w. T. Coleman left last evening for Los Angeles. where they will spend the holidays.
 Among the passengers on last nights train for the south were: O. T. Lowe and J. A. Lewis, for Bisbee; l. C. Crawford and wife, Oakdale, Neb. i; M. Jaqueman, for Kansas City; J. H. Angle for St. Louis; Mrs. M. A. Mitch ell, for New Orleans. and Charles Weeks, for the California Soldiers Home.
 Bert Jackscn left this morning for Tulare, over the Santa Fe. Other pas sergers were A. J. Sweet, for Los An geles: G. II. Wilbur, for Flagstaff and F. R. Shaw for Los Angeles.
 James Parker has returned 10 P:oa- nix from the work on the A. & C. road and will spend the holidays with his parents.
 H. T. Cory, assistant to President Randolph of the NJ. & P. road, was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
 H. C. Storey of the S. F. P. & P. road is in Phoenix on business,
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13
See pr. Swikerath's ad this issue.
AN ARIZONA WOOL CLIP

Vandewart, representing Brown &
 Adams of Boston, closed a contract
 with F. A. Becker, representing Gus
 Becker of Springerville. Arizona, for
 360 bags of secured wool, thus closing
 a sale aggregating 25,0C0. The price
 paid was 61 cents. The wool was
 hauled by wagon from Springerville to
 Magdalena and shipped by rail to the
 Albuquerque securing mills, where il
 has just been removed from the grease. The consignment is considered one of the finest ever shipped from the local
 mills and brought the top price.
 | DEL RIO OIL FiELD-President j.. c. Heslet of the Yavapai Oil and De- velopment company, operating near Del Rio reports very favorably on the
 outlook for striking oil in the well. He
 says that the drilling. expert is con- vinced that they are on the track of
 oil and that it will be found in a req sonably short time. The hole is now down over 500 feet and a genuine oil.
 sand, according to the report of MT.
 Heslet, has been struck. The driller says that the indications are very flat tering. He is an old oil driller with lots of experience elsewhere. The well will have to be cased for some dis
 tance owing to it's caving in. Some which the water rose in the hole. This caused the fire clay to slough off and | fill the hole.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13

week is postponed until Monday of next week. It is desired that as many as possible be present. There will be something new and of interest to all REMATION-There is a little camp of Chimehuavis Indians in the hills just north of Prescott. An In dian child died on Thursday night and the rest of the night was spent by the natives, in the ceremony of cremating the body.
 GENERAL COLLINS CONDITION There was little change reported in the condition of General M. E. Collins yesterday During the morning he was slightly improved but in the afternoon
 he became weaker. There is little hope
 held out for his recovery.
 THE MULKEY MEETlNGS-The
 Mulkey meetings continue to attract large crowds, the South Methodist
 church last evening being well filled.
 Besides the Phoenix people in attend ance an excursion from Mesa and Tempe brought a large crowd. MT.
 Mulkey was more interesting than us- ual and throughout his sermon his au-
 ditors followed him with the closest at tentions Two meetings were held yes
 terday one in the morning and the sec OnQ last evening. InlS morning MT.
 Mulkey will preach at 10:30 o'clock and this evening at the usual hour. BOOMING OF THE FAlR-Hon. F.
 F. Collins came up from Phoenix a
 few days ago, says the Mohave Miner,
 and is boosting for the fair. He says
 that the presidents message has
 aroused great indignation among the
 people of Salt River valley and that
 every effort will be made by them to defeat any alliance between the two territories. He also states that there is not one per cent of the people of
 the south part of the territory in favor
 of joint statehood.
 A RECORD BREAKING DAY. When the business of the office of the county treasury was cleard up yester-
 day morning after the rush of the day
 before it was found that the payments
 of taxes had amounted on Monday to
 more than $60,0O0 instead of $50,OOO the earlier estimate. This was exclusive of large aggregate sum that had been received through the mails The payments of yesterday were in the neighborhood of $16,0O0 not counting
 sums that came through the mails for which receipts have not yet been is- , sued. It will be found that the total amount received for taxes will not fall
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARY-Wiliam M. Rudd of Springerville, Apache county, was yesterday appointed a notary public by Governor Kibbey.
 OUT OF COMMISSION - Marshal Kinney was out of business all day yesterday, being hobbled and held in the house by an attack of grip or bad , cold.
 w. A. BONDURANT HEBREW. A. Bondurant of Los Angeles, was here yesterday, having just returned from Buckeye, where he has been looking at property interests.
 ERECTED THIS MORNING-Mrs c. L. Mitchell of Lincoln, Neb., is ex- pected to arrive this morning via the M. & P. train, to spend the winter with the family of her son-in-law, Garret Hulst
 CHILD'S STUDY cIRcLE-A meet ing of the Mothers Child Study Circle will be held at the Central school building Thursday afternoon from 3: 55 o'clock to 4:35. A full attendance of the mothers is desired.
 MOVING OSTRICHES = The work of moving the ostriches from the farm several miles in the country to the dis play farm in Capitol addition was be- gun yesterday by the Pioneer Trans fer company. The display farm will not be opened for few days.
 OBSTRUCTING SAND-The trains of the Southern Pacific in California were delayed Monday by sand which had blown on the track for a distanc, of nearly four miles. The track wa cleared in a very few hours and the trains are now moving regularly.
 POSTPONED MOTHERS CIRCLE The High School Mothers circle that should have met on Monday of this
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13

When proposing to your best girl, always give her a box of Donofrio's CrystaIIized Cactus Candy first and she will answer "yes."
Arizona republican., 1905-12-13

Spectacles or opera glasses for Xmas presents. See Dr. Swikerath for thern.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-14
WARNING ORDER.

In he United States Court In thC
Indian Territory, Southern District.
Carrie Clanton, plaintiff. VS.. ]. II
Clanton. defendant, No. G249.
The defendant, J. II. Cianion. is
warned 10 appear in this court in thir
~ days and answer the complaint Of
The plaintiff, Carrie Clanton.
witness the Hon. Hosea Townsend
Judge ~ said CoIrJ, and the seal there
of this 18th day OF May, 1905.
(ScaD C. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
BY W. S. CROCKETT, Deputy.
J. II. MATHERS, attorney.
Attorney for Non-Reaidont, SAM
BUTLER
First published May u, 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-14
oenris Flynn Visits Aramore.

Hon Dennis Flynn. cN.dricgats Ia
congress. AMI one Of m. best known
men ia public anair- in oklahoma,
was in the city Friday mInrling with
lriend-
Mr. flynn came in from sulphur
where he has been attending the sale
of to'nsito lots. J, is remembered
that h. has some investments at tha,
place.
Unfortunately he was caught in the
storm a. sulphur otherwise he would
have come sooner and spent the day.
while in the city he met number
Of friends md discussed matters
briefly With them. II may be said
that n showed a deep interest in Ard
more and thinking seriously Of max
Ing some investments here He pre-.
dictcd q bright future for Aidmore.
Tho Indian Territory has many
friends, b,r certainly none are
more s'duucn than Mr. FlyLn. lie has
been he champion OF statehood Tor
some time Said he: "Out Of the
union with oklahoma and iuc Indian
Territory can bee erected state sec.
ond to non, in the country"
II, is a grcl' advocate of single state
hood a',d his position has won flr
him many friends and admirers in this
colntrr So greatly was h, admired
al the rocen. meeting Of thy Republi-
can executive committee a. Tulsa
that Flynn was tacitly agreed upon FOR
United states senator in toe event of
immediate statehood for The two ter
riforias
Few men have accomplished more
for Oklahoma than Dennis Flynn. Al
present he represents the Frisco rail.
road and resides at oklahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-14

In accordance with the instruction.
Of the secretary OF the interior and
the provisions Of ths agreement be
tween the Choctsw and Chlckasaw
Indians and the commission 10 the
five civilized tribes as ratified by the
act Of June s. 1898. and modified by
the supplemental agreement July }.
1909. public notice is hereby given
that the Chickasaw Townsite Com.
mission will sell al public auction to
the highest liddcr at not less than
their apprai ied value all vacant lots
IN the following towns the ale OF dis
position of which have not otherwise
been provided for by the general term
Of the agreement referred 10 such
sales % commence upon the dates
given and al the towns named towit.
Cdmb rlsDd. May %. 1905: Ayles-
worth May "a. 1905. Durw God. Ml,
%. 1906; Earl, Mey 20. 1905. Ten pcf
cent Of the purchasa price must De
paid in cash at the time OF the,si,
within ten days thereafter the plrch-
as-r must pay fifteen per ccntum ad-
ditiOnal, and the remainder oi the pul-
chase money in three equal annual in.
sallments. For fmrher information
relative to these sales address The uu-
dersisned at Ardmore. Indian Terri
o.
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ssroEs APPEALS EOS AID.
Money .i Messed .ere Thsn Anything
Else fer Destitute Peoeie.

Suvla-. us May ls.--A relief tom
mite beaded .v r. Dovien. chair
man. has b,.a formed aui The io.lo~.
Ing appeal o. outside aid has been H..
,u,J and handel t0 'ha As~ocia,,-l
Press i,ur, uta,s, With 9 rtqus>
that lt 1e given publicity:
ITO %, People 90 'Eo United Safe.
This place pas almost rota'.y o5li-.r.
a,rd 5y . cyclone ~ he evening oi
May Ip Tho people here afa liyidins
their ALL bot hay. 10. enough 10 re
ii.ye %" o.. ssiuc necessity. Neighbor.
INK towns aIe str,uuou-ly supplying
us vitl hospital supplies and fool
Fully cu0 iaUiii., have ul. -I.n.t
by tbs storm. fifteen hundred p.opi.
are more or il-s depend u' oH fhC goOI
will of fhe generosity inclined 70 tide
n m over n. pr sept distress Money
is urz atty needed. Property loss. 10.
Guiding crops. stock. homes and other
effect. viii reach over S-pUuD0. with
a portion Of the stricken district yet
To- bee heard from. Almost continuous
rains -iur. tho c,ologa raw rendered
many 90. 'he roads almost i.Ipsssatle.
The stricken yCopi have help.d the
less fo1lua' 20 The extent % sse0 in
cash b.-ides dividing food. provisions
and cl1ihing with hoe who lost their
all
In view Of these circum.tances xe
ask a,si-tanr. from thu American pao-
pie
Signcf by +. DowJsn. Chairman: y
&. Burnett secretary. G. J. Helena
treasurer. Fred Sw.zer. william All
son rclIcf committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-14
THE FIREmEN's CONVENTION.
officers Eleeted-oklshoma Gets Next
Convention.

The Oklahoma Times.Journal con.
iains the following:
Firemon from two territories pass
ed throulh here today from Musko-
gee. where they attended the twelfth
annual convention Of the Oklahoma
aud Indian Territory Fireu,an's Asso-
oiation oklahoma city wa selected
as the place for holding The next
meetin g, and Shawnee for The tourna-
mcnt r,Xt October Oficors were
elected as follows
c. G. Bible, Norman, reelected
pr sidcnt
Fran% r. swift OF MiusEogee, first
yiccprosident.
l.. G. slaughter ArGmoro, second
yiccpnsident
l. y Brown, shawnee, ti.ird yics.
president
J. p Foster Chandler, secretary.
i. H. Day Anadarho, assistant
secretary
r. !. Ham Pauls Valley, treasurer.
Il (; Gray Shawnee, S"rgeant.at-
arms
w H. Ko Slcr Oklahoma City: W.
~ Irwin, Pauls Valley; r c. Bos-
man. Pond Greek. board o. directors.
Frank Swift Nluahogce, delegate
to national convention at Kansas city
THY also decided 10 issue a month
ly ma"dliuc and appointed a commit
ts, to perfect arrangements.
II VIZ, also docid q 20 create a ben"
hCiary fund for volunteer and pliiI
hrcmeu disabled in N,ar service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-14

Cua!sato. /. f.. May 13.-Wbile Me-,
IIndlcy, with her cGiidre7. was dl.,-
ing 10 toalgalc and crossing the Kl,r
tracks. the train ran upon .cr horse
Frightening tie animal. which rsu
away, throwing the family from tie
buggy Mrs. I.indley was struck on ,n.
head 'rd rendered unconscious fo-
three hours. the younger child Wa
injured in the head and toot. whr-
the clacr iumped. escaping with a few
scratches.