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PRETTY BRINKLEY HOME FOR
 SALE!
4 Snap Bargain!

The Faires or Crutchmer residence property in north Brinkley on West Hemlock street, good story resi- dence, 8 rooms with good water, out houses. including stable. chicken house. etc. with 2l4 acres of well drained land.
 The cash price is $500 tho will sell to the right party on part cash payment plan at slight increase in price. For particulars address e. E. FARES. B E 10th st.
 Oklahoma City, Okla. or T. P McCfsiSilt, Brinkley. Ark. Noy.ml5 O6.
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Wilson, of Goodwin, was visitor Thursday

Wilson, Of Goodwin. was kisitor. Thursday. Hence Flour, the best fnkley use it-"nuff sed. '
 No. 64-thats the only )nkley you can get if. Is a flavor about that de- en Queen cigar that will pink you are smoking a |cents.
 Jamie McGregor, of Cot @as over Thursday the
 sister-in law. Mrs. R. P. bee Miss Kate Savage. P. Weiss pays promptly 1 Lumber on inspection.
 at Brinkley.
 D. Weems. for the past Fs financial agent for Qal- Re, was a pleasant visitor at l Wednesday. Beginning rill be field agent for the prlstian Advocate. (e like it-it you are. a Fellsr, . the Helen Queen
 ease you-The Brinkley P. Jobbers.
 4. II. Stack and her moth |nton' left the latter part ol Pr Alabama. Mrs. Hinton
 home after spending sew
 here and Mrs. Stack Is Visit of a few weeks. They Ppanied as far as Memphis tk.
 Ftfui Cupid is said to have Pveral love matches to be Py holiday weddings. Nov Feyodrself a good guesser F guesses and see how pant by the word "several. :"
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For Rent.

The small store room now occupied by Byer's Bakery, just south Of ARGUS office, will be for rent to the RIGHT KIND of tenant, about Dec. lst.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Next weeks issue-the Big Christ mas issue will be the last issue of the ARGUS in 1906. According to GUS tom there will be no ARGUS Christmas week.
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like to have EACH denomination select regular weekly correspondent for that purpose that we may have regu- arly, each week small department each.-Editor.
 Ar THE BAPTIST.
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Drick Purchasers Take
 Notice.

From Ahis date on Twill do my own delivering of all kinds of brick and rubbish. J. c. KOSHER, Phone o8 The Brlckman' Nov. l3. i9o6.
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Services Sunday morning at l and evening at 7 o'clock ty the new pastor, w. H. Rhcais.
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Zoo Reward.

| ,v me for the arrest ana si
 ! sov vy person stealing timber si ott ny ,ns Lee and St. Francis
 M. GAVIN. Memphis, Tenn.
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--If it's fit to print you'll see t in the ARGUS.
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[s...Rev T. o. Rorie, the new pastor .of the Methodist church, has written
 the official b6ard 4ha. he will arrive Saturday. Will preach Sunday at Il a. m. and 7;i5 p. m. Come out and
 hear him.
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lifts fit to print. you'll find it in the ARcus.
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AT THE lST PRESBYTERIAN TIE BRICK CHURCH. SOUTH N. o. AVE
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b PERSONAL NOTES.

nnrrc --Harry B. Weiss pays promptly PEkXumM UUILos for Oak Lumber on inspection
 -~-- Write him at Brinkley m Reward. Miss Florence Latmer, of Green
 t the arrest and wood Miss Is the city, the guest person stealing timber os of Mrs H. Converse nr0e' l's -'N south Main street.
 Mnnhis M: w Tenn -Mrs E. J. Smith and little
 ~--- dsueAsers have. gone to Little Rock to and other gift Bibles meet MT Smith who in Sat :, Btcker Co.'S. urday night to take his Christmas .,. and Mrs 1. w |vaoalion.
 " Dec g.. baby girl. -FoS Musical instruments we Weiss pays promptly have just the line you are looking for m nsDection at tke right prices musical supplies | Brnkley. T.. F Dake''
 ,v,. Heard is at home Try can Of ..Telmo California m where she spent and be convinced there .ks. none better. You get em only at Is of Kansas City fresh So'eman osoce'y v. arke products always on Remenber when you goa shop ms Prairie Market ping that we have just what you want
 Strong came home in silver ware The Rodgers u.zen where she spent means the best Call and db relatives. Iiine H.sL. Bakers Jewey Store. w.et neat-Kansas City Ms chas Johnson and her avs at Gbsons Prairie friend Miss Clarke, of Jonesboro.
 were among the out of town visitors at
 AS6se lAhe Presbytetsxn Ladies Sale We'd n crew. % M M nnlaY The Johnson were former Mrs C B Manly - s.s eek s41S s1x 4# s4Ess s@s ng good to eat-I have ,,,. a.. .. VT, S., ..nt !, nothing better in fresh M @ ;. s Gibson JEWELRY eaky the mill man. niee hhs 70 se'ect ''O A'c ' n oresoro Ladies and Gentlemen rings brooches on,b. H. savs he ao Scarf Pins Cuff Links Beautiful naonI o rrinklev and and zppsopriate for gifts. ere to live. F L baKer Jeweiry otole.
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Services Sunday morning and even ing by the pastor. J. c. Harris. AT THE METHODIST
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ping good to eat have |s nothing better in fresh C. Gibson. 'Leaky. the saw mill man, have gone 10 Jonesbcro
 months. He says he ap- he people of Brinkley and
 here to live.
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a nice line 10 select from, Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen. rings, brooches Scarf Pins, Cuff Links, etc Beautiful and spptopriate for gifts.
 H. L. Baker Jewelry Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
F)STER AND
FITZGERALD
FAIL TO MAKE AN AGREEMENT
IN SAINT LOUIS.
Ardmore Electric Light Company viii
Build Street Car System in
Ardmore-Will Not Transfer
Franchise on Any Terms.

Thos. Norman received a telegram
this afternoon from Donald Fit2gc,nl
at ST. Louis, which cads: Foster
people decline t. transfer franchls
on any terms; will build themse ,ycs.
IL will be remembered that Mcssrs
Foster and Fitzgerald left hero Tues.
day night for ST. Louis to asccrtuil I
whGthcr deal could be made between
the Arimore Electric Light & Power
company and the Ardmore Traction
Co. whereby the electric light people
would transfer their street railway
franchise In Ardmore to the transit
company and sell to the latter compa.
ny power TO run the cars.
The above telegram brings the In
formation that the electric company
place a value on their franchise and
will build q street car system in Ard.
mere. Before leaving Ardmore, Mr.
Foster and the transit compny had en-
tered into an agreement satisfactory
to themselves and the inference t.
be drawn is that the st. Louis mem.
bcrs Of the company think we'll OF
the proposition OF building Il stree.
car system in Ardmore.
what the new 100000 company
viii do Is only problematical. The
have a street car franchise ALREADY
written ont and the probabilities arc
that they will ask the council to grant
this franchise to them.
Th.maa Norman, the attorney FOR
the new company stated that if the
st. Louis people did not build the lin,
that his company would There will
probably be no fight between the two
companies as the st. Louis people ey
identity intend TO begin AZ once the
coust! Of an electric railway
system. However, in the ovent they
do not the new company will begin &C
i've operation toward building.
In any event, Ardmore people real
izc that the town is to have a street
ralway ard they are greatly please,
with the situation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
TO LET PAVING CONTRACT.
Residents Of D Street Northwest the
eenefieiaries.

As advertised for the past Two
weeks by the Improvement commit
tee of the city council, sealed bids
will be received by the city of Ard
more tomorrow, Saturday afternoon,
for grading ID street northwest and
putting down sidewalks on that street.
These bids will be opened at the
city hall at I o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. at which time the contract for
the work will DE let to the lowest
sidder.
The contractor who succeeds In get.
ting the work Is required TO take i'm.
provement script as pay for the work
at par The advertising Tor these
bids was made at the petition OF the
residents OF that street TO the city
council. Il is agreed that thcy should
pay for the placing of sidewalks in
front Of their property and the grad
ing Of that part Of the street which
abuts their property. The city is to
pay for grading all cross streets and
for putting In crossings. Inc city
engineer has prepared plans and spec.
ifiicatious for the work and the con
tract will be let according to these
plans The residents OF d street have
all signed q petition In which they
agree to pay for this work and they
are anxious for Il to begin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
wAsHMooo PRISONER AGAIN.
Charged with Conspiracy in the Muir
der Of Ben Collins.

Charged with Conspiracy in the Muir
der Of Ben Collins.
II Is expected at the marshars Of
fee that A. Washmood viii arrive IN
the city some time today and be
placed in the federal Jail here. Wash.
mood is charged with conspiracy TO
commit murder. lie was arrested at
Durant some time ago in connection
with the assassination OF Ben Collins
Washmood was bound over before
the commissioners court at Durant
after preliminary hearing, but his
attorneys made application for a ha.
beas corpus proceeding, which were
granted, and he was released on bond.
Afterwards the grand jury indicted
HIN and he was arrested on q bench
warrant To remove him - this city,
however and place him ia Jail here
II was necessary for JUd,,e Thomas
of that district to sign an order Of
removal for the prisoner. This or.
der has been signed by Judge Thorn.
as and it is expected the prisoner
will be lodged IN Jail here today.
Washmood was the first prisoner ar.
rested in connection with the Collins
assassination. Since his arrest, how
ever there have been two arrests, that
Of Henry Prultt, who was arrested
about ten days ago, and that Of Dan
Sizes who was arrested yesterday and
placed In Jail here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
PERSONAL NOTES


w. l. Gilbert Of Duncan was in
Ardmore yesterday afternoon, en-
route TO points in Texas.
Joe ~ Taylor of ThackeryiIe and
Newcomb Taylor of Gainesville are
In the city to meet the Indian paying
party.
Or. r. p. Wall. a prominent dentist
of sulphur has been visitor to the
city the past two days. lie returned
to Sulphur today.
john Cooncr, who has been travelling
over the southern part OF Texas in
the interest Of his clothing company.
has returned and Will spend few
days in the city.
Mrs. VI. l.. Tyler and two children
left yesterday afternoon for San An.
tonic, Texas, where they will spend
some weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.
r. L. Bridgman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
Local Market.

The local cotton market was quite
active today and the receipts were
good The price ranged from 9.25
to 9.1j cents per pound. Considerable
cotton was marketed and the increase
in the amount which is being market
ed each day locally revived the belief
among cotton merchants that Ard
more will receive her usual large
number of bales this season as she
has In the past.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
THE PAVING PARTY.
Funds Derived From the sale of Tow,

Funds Derived From the sale of Town
Lots Go TO Indians.
The Chickasaw ChoCtaw payinr
party who arrived in the city yester
day afternoon began tho work of pay.
ing the second per capita payment
TO the Chickasaws and ChOctaws this
morning. George " Wise is In charge
aud w. L Hoskcy, George w. Wach
tel, Paul MoGoodwm, =. N. Moore.
John Spanrcrbcrgcr. Indian Police.
man b. j. Spring and Interpreter
Lyman ID. Worcester, comprise the
party Offices have bcCn prepared
for the party in the court rooms AMI
this morning there was no hobble in
the work of preparations The first
Indian to receive ais per capita of
S35 was George CrinCr OF this city
Behind him were many more and the
commission has been busy the entire
day dealing out the payment Mr.
Wise stated this morning that he did
not know Just how long they would
remain IN the city, hut would prob
ably be here for several days He adj
yised all who desired to draw their
per capita to do 30 as soon as posi-
Bile, as they would not7remain longer
than was necessary and delay
might result in many not getting
paid
The paying party, which has for
It's field, the Chickasaw and Choctaw
nations has completed paying off in
the Chuc,aw nation and has just ten
more places to visit after leaving
Arlmorc, whom the work will be com
plotcd in the Chlckasaw Uation. The
amount 10 be paid out on this pay
mcnt was $4,000. Thb amount was
derived from the sale OF tOwusitcs
and lots and is 20 be divided equally
among the citizens Of these nations
The paving party hopes to complete
their work here in from tour to five
days aud will then go To- Marietta.
/ After completing the work NJ Marietta
/ they will go To Davis, Pauls Valley.
Purcell, Lindsay Chlckasha, MARROW.
Duncan, Comanchc and Ryan. res.
4 pectiycly. Ryan rs the last place to
be visited when tho work In the Chick
asaw nation and OF the ChlcEasaw-
Choctaw party win be completed Tor
/ this payment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
Carrier Boy Sick.

Melvin Mills, one OF the efficient
Ardmoreite carrier boys. Is confined
to his room On account of Illness. The
little fellow Is very i'll with fever.
During his absence from duty his lo-
sltion will be nlled by Val Tanner,
another of the boys, who will make y
double route each evening Should any
one in the west part of the city fail
to get their paper. please notify the
Office and 1t will be sent them, as some
mistakes may occur fro mthe doub-
ling up of routes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
Football.

The Ardmore football team, CO
posed of bunch of picked up bal
players, in which, however, there Is
some good material, left this morniue
on the 1870 o'clock train for Gaines
vile, where they will play the Gaines
vile team this afternoon. The boys
were all In high spirits and although
they had gotten very little practice
they went prepared to put up a good
game. The Gainesville team Is said
to have had quite a deal of practice
and to be in good shape.
The game is to be played on the
grounds of the Cooke County Fair
association, which fair is in progress
at Gainesville this week. The boys
expect a good crowd as the Gaines.
vile papers have heralded the game
for some time. The principal bust
ness places of the city will be closed
today and Gainesville will attend the
fair en- masse. A petition was circu.
lated yesterday among the business
men OF Gainesville asking them to
close today for the game. The peti-
tion was signed by nearly all the prin.
cipal business houses OF the city and
a good crowd will witness the game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
ACCUSED OF DESERTIoN.
Soldier Boy Will Be Tried at Ell Reno,
Oklahoma.

Deputy Norvell OF Marietta today
took W. L. Campbell to El Reno
Campbell is said to formerly have
been soldier, and to have deserted
from his regiment He was captured
in this city some days ago and has
been held in the federal jail since his
capture He formerly lived in Ard
more, but joined the army at Sher.
man. II Is said he was out on a fur
lougl and when his furlough expired
he failed to return. The officers were
notified and he was arrested here.
At El Reno he will be given hearing
and either sentenced to military pris-
on or restored ohis regiment. Camp.
bell is nothing more than a boy but
takes his capture in the coolest man
ner possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs. ;.
Compiled by the chlckasaw Title c.
Abstractors.

Compiled by the chlckasaw Title Co
Abstractors.
William +. Beard to r. 7. Dallas
lot 6, block 25G, Ardmore. Consider
alton $3.50.
c. and c. Nations to Jennie b. Lon
don, lots l, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, II and 12
block 499, Ardmore. Patent.
J. 3. Kennard to Abey II. Smith, lot
G, block 222, Sulphur Consideration
$500.
Jas. 4 Bivens to Reuben Hardy,
part of lot 3, block 327, Ardmore. Coz
sideration $1,000.
G. A. Porter to w. F. Wilmington.
part of Sec. 2s, Tis, R2E. Consldera.
tion $1025.
James II. Rector to G. r. Smith,
part OF Sec. 80, T3S, R2E. Consider.
ation 5000.
Arthur Sinclair to Washta Electric
Power Co., part of lot 2, Sec. 80, TBS,
R3E.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
MOtiCe---Moved!

c. p. Hall, formerly at 122 Main
street, is now open for business. Big,
seat New and Second Hand stock o,
House Furnishings In the city. Repair,
ing, renting, exchanging and buying.
Saves S2500 per year over Main .'treet
competitors. Gives you back 10 per
cent for every S1.0O cash purchase.
Runs two wagons to all parts of the
city free. My country customers can
stop in my yard free OF charge. Phoa :
9G6 or call at Texas Wagon Yard On
Gaddo street and Srd avenue, O ,iy
three blocks north of the Whittington
Motel Remember we give you 10 Der
cent of for cash purchases only.
c. P. HALL
The House Furnisher
On Easy Payments at Cash Prices.
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viii incorporate

4 new abstract company is being
organized in the city by the Smith.
Higgins & West Realty company. The
company has not made application fer
incorporation yet, but the necessary
books have arrived and Claude Day
an experienced abstract man of Kan
sas City, is here and has begun the
work of compilation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.
We'll Informed Visitor Favors This
Important Proposition.

Important Proposition.
II. c. Cuscy OF El Reno, Okla, who
has charge of the removal of rcstric
tions ON Indian lands. and who takes
the evidence In cases where applicl.
dion for such remoyaln are made. was
a visitor to Ardmorc yesterday after
noon aud this morning. Mr.. Cuscy
came here to look after section of
land In 'cgard to the protection Of
The heirs who might have disposed of
that land at u price below it's value.
The evidence In the case was submit-
ted TO him this morning. but the dc.
cision will not be rendered until after
he returns TO Muskogcc, when the
matter will be placed before the In
dian agent who hands down decisions
In such matters. In regard to the re-.
moval of restrictions on Indian lands.
SIR Cusey who Is probably as well
prepared to give an opinion on such
matters as any man In the Indian
service, stated this morning that AT
cr making detour of the Rve civ
illzcd tribes, am simply led to be.
licyc the restrictions should be- re-
moved from the lands OF all Indians
of mixed bloods and from all non.rcsi.
dent lands, that Is. where the citizen
holds an allotment, aud docs not re-
side I'm the territory and probably
never will reside hero. / am also Of
| the opinion that the same law should
govern the lands oi all full bloods
where the full bloods are competent
TO manage their affairs, their compC-
toucy to be determined by the sccrC-
tary of the interior. Also | am of the
opinion that the restrictions should
be removed I'm all cases whether the
holder Of the allotment Is competent
Of managing his affairs or not. In
such cusos the money derived from
the sale of the land Of the incompo.
tent allottoc. be paid them I'm mouthl
nstolments'
a. CU..y has studied the proposl
lion of removal Of restrictions prob.
ably more than any other man I'm the
territory and his opinions are that
for the interests Of the citizens
zpus who desire to come to this Cou,.
try and for the Indians themselves,
who will sooner or later have TO come
to the proposition OF managing their
own affairs, the removal of restrio
tins is absolutely necessary. He roe
ognizes the fact. as others do, that
until the restrictions are removed
this country can not attain the pros
pority which its natural resources
warrant. Mi. Cuscy left today at
noon for Pauls Valley from there
he win go to Purcell and thence tC
Norman. at which places he has bust
ness relative to removal OF rcstric
tions He win return to his home at
El Reno on the fifth, so as to be
present to vote In the constitutional
election on the sixth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
OFFICERS ON TRAIL.
Two Bad Negroes Make Wild EShi-
bition at Elk.

bition at Elk.
Word has been received by the mar
shal's office to the effect that a couple
OF negroes VINO consider themselves
bad men, have been cutting up at
the town of Elk. Elk ls n small place
northwest OF ArdmOro, and is not
protected by n marshal or a deputy.
II In said that ON tho evening OF
the 3lst., ult., two negroes rode into
the town, stopped on The main street
OF the place, produced a bottle Of whis-
key from which they proceeded to load
up, and that when they had imbibcd
quantity of the stuff they pulled
their guns and proceeded to smoke
up things in that -qsiet. hamlet. They
emptied their guns and then rode out
of the towns unmolested Deputies
are of the opinion they know who the
offenders are aud thoy are 90 their
trail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02

ManZan relieves instantly the pain
caused by those blind, bleeding, itch.
ing and protruding piles. 1t is put
up In .collapsible tubes in such a way
that It can be applied where the trou.
bic originates, thus stopping the pain
Immediately. Try one bottle and If
you are not relieved, your money will
be refunded. Try our free offer. Sold
by CITY Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
HOGS on Exhibition.

Ben Colbert, ex-United States Mar
shal for the Southern district and a
prominent land holIer OF Tishomingo.
was in Ardmore yesterday. Mr.. Cor
bert was enroute 10 San Antonio.
where he has bunch of prize hogs
which are on exhibition at the fair In
progress there. Mr. Colbert's hogs are
cf the famous Poland China breed,
and have won many prizes for their
owner on their size and breed. The
hogs have been on exhibition at DaI
las during the state fair, but were
shipped TO San Antonio some days
ago. Mr.. Colbert expects to be sue
cessful in carrying of prizes at Sa
Antonio with his stock as he has at
other places. At the San Antonio fair
viii also be on exhibition other tel
ritory stock, among them cattle be.
longing to j. c. Washington OF Mari
eta The territory has afforded quite
n number OF the prize winners in cat.
tie exhibitions in the states the past
year, which speaks well of this coun.
try for the stock business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
South Ardmore naptlsts.

In the lot sale today the South
Ardmore Baptist church bought lot
adjoining their church property and
will uso it as site for the pastors
home. No one bid against The church
people and they purchased the lot at
its appraised value. $50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02
NEW ARDMORE FIRM.
J. H. Kahn Succeeds J. w. Kemp in
Real Estate Business.

julius II. Kahn has purchased the
interests of j. W. Kemp in the real
estate firm of Kemp & Rollins and
will begin Immediately active work
in the business, The deal was clos.
I'd this afternoon, and Mr. Kemp will
retire from the business, leaving it
n the hands of the new firm, Kahn
{ Rollins
The business OF the firm will be con.
'inued in the same manner at their
'ormer Offices on North Washington
street. Mr.. Kemp will leave in few
lays for Western Texas, where he will
make his home. He intends to deal
II Western Texas lands.
The firm of Kahn & Rollins will be
I strong one and expects to do their
share in dabbling in dirt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-02

J. H. Johnson, formerly of this
city, of Oklahoma city, was IN Ard
more yesterday. Mr. Johnson was
en- route TO Dwant where he goes on
business. In speaking OF the progress
OF Ardmore since he left this city
some months ago, Mr.. Johnson stated
that the prosperity Of Ardmore was
wonderful. and she is destined to make
a city of fifty thousand people.