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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
Notice.

Note for $50, dated on or about July
%, 1906, payable to the order OF Fan.
ME Hoffman. signed Gilbert T.. Shu.
man and due October /. 1906. has
been lost. Any party finding same
will kindly return II 10 the under
signed or Jessie L. Holman and an
persons are warned not to negotiate.
hypothlcate or in any manner handle
said note or TO try and raise funds
upon the same. said note having al
ready been paid before maturity.
2G.lt FANNIE HOFFMAN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
harnrove colleae Social.

We know OF no better means of edu
eating the young than by cutiyating
taste for good books. The Epworth
League Of the Broadway Methodist
church realizing this will give a so.
cial Tuesday evening on the lawn at
the college for the purpose OF ceiling
and improving the library room,
Bishop Hargroye donated about five
hundred volumes, which forms nu.
cleus for the building of good H.
brary. Every boy and girl who has
attended Ilargroye College at any
time rs invited to come and bring a
book
Books Of poems, history, biography
classic literature, encyclopedias are
wanted. Hargroye College has boys
and girls from all over Indian and
Oklahoma Territories and We trust
her friends will Literally respond.
VIII not every friend and well
wisher attend the Indian social
Tuesday evening Aug, 2S, 1906?
Come to Hargrove, one and all.
Wen serve potatoes, large and
small;
Serve them cooked 10 please each one
or serve them by the bushel, peck
or ton.
For a nickel, plate OF potatoes buy,
For another salad aud crackers try,
Bring your nickels on the day we name
And be served by the Indian girls
of fame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
FORTY PER CENT NEGROES.
District io4 Was Laid Out TO be Re
publican.

II. +. Sclyally OF Sproinger who
was here yesterday, said that constitu
tional delegate district 1Oi was map.
ped out 80 as to include a large por,
tion of the Washita Valley and that
al least forty per cent OF the total
IN that district would be cast by ne
groes. He thinks the Republicans
viii make a desperate effort to carry
# and will depend upon the negroes
largely for their support.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
Locking for skyIiahts.

Frank Berryhill, timer on South
Mill street. IS looking for the map,
woman or child who appropriated his
'skylghts. Mr.. Berryhill had a sectina
'oi a sllylight Ut his snop Friday eya.-
ing. When he came down town Sat.
urday morning to hx the light prepa b.
atory to putting It in building, It
was gone. Now who got the sky
light Is what Mr.. BerryhlI wants to
know.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
FRESH WATER SPRING.
Water Is subbiue From the Ezrtt,
Near Chiekasaw Lake

Near chieksssw Lake
The new feature in the bad raadE
proposition has arisen on TIE r-as
which leads past the ChickasaW latCe-
In the middle OF the road ard aisrla.
half mile the other side Of the Eaiza
large spring has sprung 10 arr3 lzs
iowing OF in a big stream down x,rrs
road. The stream is cutting tha -1za,I
mp and putting It in bad cotsG1.srts
until IL is thought the road viii ,saus.
to be run aruung the spring wsoshu--
the spring is q permanent one f. 3, urrs
known but It is thought iba, so
much water has congrcgatcd zs sbat
point that It will continue bietsurs
out The spring has been visited ir-
several Ardmore people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

The basement ot rAe. new Bansc1-s
National Bank bu.. ing which Is heini-
dug. was filled with water by tho r,iinf
Friday night and will delay 'hc v'u-t.
for several days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

Miss May McCoubrey talented
teacher OF the piano and mandolin,
Will begin class OF music at the home
OF Mrs. " NJ. Robinson, co,ler 2nd
avenue and b street, southw,-., We'd
nesday August 20. Limited number
OF pupils taken. 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

Let Mrs. Dunlap show you h,z Auss
of beautiful dress goods aud iruyr
and mems shirt goods. Phonr SO
before Q n M. and after g u. "a. - .tsli
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
BELIEVES IN ADVERTISING.
Printers Ink Lending Aid Toward a
Greater Ardmore.

AltdNtI RFufnoFes
Members of the committee ON cor
respOudoucc of the Commercial club
looked over the work Friday that Sec
retaiS Sanders has been doing. They
went over the correspondence aud
collections The committee reported
everything in frst-class shape and the
clubs work progressing nicely
Concerning the encouragement of
capital into Ardmore che secretary
stated that everything that can be
done 10 bring enterprises here. large
or small was being done Mr. San
ders however, IN fighting for enter
prises does not believe IL beneficial
To the town To congest trade by get.
ting tDo many enterprises of the same
kind. The statement has been made
to him that certain lines OF business
were mot needed and that enterprises
Of such Kind should be- protected To
all of these suggestions he states that
he gives the investor Of capital the
facts concerning the various lines of
business and In some instances makes
recommendation as to the wisdom
of locating.
q Mr. Sanders states that more bust
ness houses are badly needed and that
complaint is made among many OF the
people who come here that suitable To-
cations cannot be found.
! II may be interesting TO state that
he has inaugurated a system OF adver
tlsing ArdmOre that Is bringing re-
suits He firmly believes In the eGici
ency Of advertising and states that
many towns in the South are spending
thousands Of dollars In placing theh
resources before the people Speak
ing Of advertising Ardmore. he said
II consider the iudicious advortisinp
Of Ardmorc as one Of the best source
of bringing enterprises aud people G.,
the city. Advertising IS the medium
through which cities have established
firm foundations and the advantages
Of a town in a story, plainly told will
obtain results and prove beneficial q,
the community This is what many
OF the commercial organizations ar,
doing today, and To- bring Ardmor,
into prominence by advertising it is
enc oi The primary objects ot the club
As commerce dictates AN economic
policy of every nation. advertising die
tatcs policy of wisdom for Ardmorc
Advertising attracts capital and In thE.
growing town that is what Is needed
to insure its permanent success
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
First Baptist Church.

Preaching morning and evening b,
the pastor Sunday school at II
O'Clock d. Y. p. u. 1880 p. m. Al
are made welcome
j. l.. KELLER, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
Broneho RIdina.

Grand free broncho riding this at
ternoon at o'clock at Bailey park.
Everybody invited. Bring all your
bad horses ana mules. They will be
ridden free. 26
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

The Ladies' Aid Society OF thc FNvx
Presbyterian church will meet With
Mrs w Il. Burniit Tuesday anss-
noon from $3.50 to f:S' o'ciocil "A
business session will be held druza
i:3O 10 6 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
Episcopal Church.

There will be divine services In 81
philips church today at II a. m
Sunday school at 9:i5 n. m.
+. A. JUNY. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

LosT-A silk gold-hoaded. lady's um-
brella with letter "H' engraved In
OLD English on the knob OF handle.
WIN reward finder. J. W. Harold.
26.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

The Ardmoro National Bank ir o. s1a.
remodeled and re-paperod and euus.
Other alterations made ON the ineio,s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
Retail Advertising.

Course In international Corrcqun0
ancc School for sale. Apply to Nzg-
ter l.. Madden at Madden A. Co.'S. zEzs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
Notice.

Monday night is regular meeting
night Of the Eastern star and all
members are urgently requested TO
be present.
LILLE PALMER. W. NJ,
FANNIE BUMPASS. Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

Original laxa,xo congo syrup. E-u-
ncdy's Laxative Holcy and Tar. Ns
Opiates Sold by Hoffman Dfng ca.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

a neat awning IS being erected ul
front of the Ardmorc Furniture cum
pauys store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

The Ladies' Aid Society CT thr
Cumberland Presbyterian cmsrch vii
meet at the church Tuesday M : q.
m All members please be- in aus4to-
anec.
MRS. BYRD. 4fsss
NRs. POTTERF. Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

Friday night passers on North Wash.
Ing,on street by the Chickasaw Lum.
ber Yard saw man lying ON tae
ground. lie was stretched across the
sidewalk In position 20 obstruct pas.
sage. Upon investigation he was found
% 1c very drunK. At first. however, he
was thought to be uead,, as he was
muddy and looked like he had been
roughly handled. Qupite a crowd gath.
cred and he was assisted to his feet
and started on his way down Broad.
way street. lie was a stranger nd as.
appeared from sight, and was soon
forgotten.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

J. A. Byens Is the proud fathar or
a 9pound girl, born on August zsdi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

Don't forget the Union Blacksmith
shop. They lead in dispatch, work
manship and moderate prices. 2G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

Selvidge Business College has 4
special offer in this paper. Read 1t.
2i.f.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26

Suits. all wool. tailor made from
$40 up; pants. 50 up.
lgIm J. J. STOLFA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-26
For Sale.

A perfectly matched team for car
riage or buggy; good saddlers also.
g. d. TANNER,
19tf Il st. and Fourth Ave. y. w,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Sotol 1898, 47G.9


Sm Serlolti OcS SabreS murOen
folgenoe ncltc &6itapparnte on9cs
i6niit: Spribcn Gompognie Ntr. II,
cine 60 Srnncc. Spritc critcr @r6Bc;
Spribcr = Gompugnie Nr. is, cit
Combinations SGlalldmogen; Sas
fen uno Better . Gompugnic Nr. 10,
Elm S6litten.
Die Spribcu = Gompng1ie Nr. q
murbe temporGr in bem &auptqltnr.
tier Der Safcu . ulo 2eiter = Cont
pagnic Scr. 8 all ser Sorioro.Anenie
in 0ienlt g~eitcllt, bis ibr eigeneSScim
al Der Golumbio apcnue mo @reens
StroBe bollenOct lit.
Die Spritcn . Gompagnie Scr. 26
mrroc am 10. Suullar 1906 in 9icllit
g%eitellt.
Gem 9cridt OeS @oIier : Gepartc.
mcltts 5i,folge ite6en Dem 9epdrtes
ment sur 3eit 2lSt Seuer : Spbrans
ten our Gerfiigung, cine 3unobme bon
146 Sporatten Acgeniiber Dem lebten
Sabre. 9ieic 3obl lit inOe'ien INNER
nod rngeniiGcuO uno ib miir0c Der
VeDoroe sic Grridtung bon Sporan'
ten an Sen Stellen empfeblen, mcld)e
Oieies 9epartcment arlSgeiud)t bat.
Ilbrep @. 8crmon, Gapitdn Der
Spriben = Gompngnie Nr. IS, unO
Ser Sdlnnd)fiibrer 2eonaro Seiiop
l1ieben I'M @erlnufe OeS SnbreS aus
Dem 2eben.
Sd empfeblc sic Inidafiuttg zines
nelien 5~elterbooteS, melfes aus tabl
beraeiteGt lift urtO cine er0bere Gapo.
3itGt but, otS od8ienidtl weldes jebt
i'm 1ebrait6 lit. Goiielbc iolte 10
bemanlit nGrSep, baB e. AM tsuBe ser
Gobtuetoilhrobe itatienirA sugleid)
als Sprisen 81 Gompasnie oienen
fonnte.H iarni 90" asi"niiIaae
9as Quarter bes gegenludrtisen
SelerbooteS (Spriten i. Gompagnie
Nr. 49, iollte umgeballt meroen.
Spriben . Gompognien ioaten IN
iolgenocr9f od6orIhoft itationirt mcr'
oen: Ireoerid Gooo mo 8arriions
gpenue, GorolincltroBe mo Gaitern.
s(penue, @ops uno SeconoItrabc,
Charles, uno 9ornetItraBe, Oorf.
&oob, @aperlp NORTH i,no Sutton
Gpenue, Gbeapiibe unO 2om6oroltra'
BE, Sarforo: 9lptnlie iino SliperitroBc,
2igbt- ifno MontgomerpitrnBe, Sr-
lcansitrobe unO Central; slpenus Ga'
tbeorale nno greitonitraBc uno Sa-
noner. ino GroBitraBe. aal
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SiBnna Der NcncrbehIror.

Or. q. s. llnoerbil 3ltm MuHfoIgcr
bon Or. gomin 8ccr oI5 9(rSt oeS
Sel1er . departments erlan1t.
- Die Sabrcabcrittc Oc& Gbei-
Sngenicurs uno 0c3 Superinteu-
0enteu.
Die 8encrbeborNc ~crpdGlte in ibrer
oeitrieth Situng einitiplHig Or. ".
s. llitoerbia gum 9ltjt OeS 6el,er-
GeparterehtS ais NoNiotgtr ocS INT
lGllgIt pcritor6elten 81. Gomin @cer.
Sm @on5tit batten lid lltgcfGbr 20
9(cr5te nm Sic Ste(lc bcHbotben. @ei
ser criten Abitimmmg aab @rGiiOcnt
Geo. ". Sail ieinc Stimme fir Or.
2cproro .. @eadl umo Sr. Gotbcort
Die ieinige iiir Or. George V. GOwn-
ieuo alb, pdbrenb Sr. Eorriib BON gn-
lang al fir Sen eriolgrci6en Ganoi-
ootcn itimmte. Nodoem ieoer ser
orci Serren feline Stimmenobgabe
motipirt bate, erbicIt Or. llnOerbia
sic Stimmcn idmmtIidcr Mitglieoer
ser @eboroe. Gus Nmt zines 9(r5tc5
oc$ Scllcr = departments lit nidt
felt ialarirt. Ser %nbober crbGIt
0urhihnittIit $1,000 an 8cbii6rcn.
@oS abcr oos Pint bcion0crS mint
idcnSmertb modt, lit sic Ebotiodc,
0oB iid ser Snbo6cr ltetS IN fur5er
3eit cine groBe G~riuotproriS inter
sen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nl,ibollt. OF.
llnOcrbiu lit 81 Sabre aft, unperbci-
rotbet mo MitbIico OeS Gr5tIiGcn
Stobrs bcs' nSobn5 SopfihS' Soipi-
tails" gr bat iif) olIG oli ser nSobnS
Sopfin$' ltniperIitGt" sen Sitel ciltcS
@offcImlreuS ser GiinItc eriporbcu.
Ser SobreSbcrid DIT beS
Gbef SnQentcurS
SortOu
mllroc ser @eb0roe m~tcr6rcitct. Gem.
ielben 5liioI9c prtrocn i'm ptrQollgenen
Sabre 972 Ilarntc BON &Gitcn ulo
$50 title ooer milnolihc Nlurme oh
0e0cbcn, fcrler 1871 Nn5cigen %crItat-
tct, no 0oStSelter bcrcitS gcioid)t NOR
Sen mar, Elm Sotal BON 1863 Ilormcn
oocr 10 neni9cr. ais i'm p%orbergebcn-
Sen Sabre. 9apon cntiislcn 1905
nuf Giien-, Stein. oOcr 3ie1elgcbGll.
sc, ITO oli Sol50cbGitbett mo y
9lorne goltcu fin 6cllcr I'M Srcicn,
mGbreno &c glarmc ioli6 moreu.
Ser oltr6 6cuer ongeridtete Sdu-
Sen betrug fir bie ~ Monate oeS
Snhrp5 1905; ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

Cine r 10 d a. Gnti6ei.
onng.- Gas MarpldnDer Staots.
@appen, iomie i%iberbonpt irgeno ci-
mes Stootes Scr Union, bari n.id)t fir
Ncflome5ipcdc benllBt peroen. Die
les lit cine gntideioung, ipelf)e bos
Ippeaotionsgerift oes 9iitrifts So.
lumbia abgegeben bot. anlob ba5ii
CAB Die g%ppelation ser 6irma Cabin,
Belt & So. bon Baltimore bon Ser
@nti6cioung bes Yatent.G% ommiiiGrs
IN WoIbington, ser iid mcigerte, cine
oas W~arplonber Staotsmoppen ira.
genoe Sanoelsmarfe Der Sirma at
protofoliren.
gefanntcr @r5t operirt.
= Or. CHARLES 90. gQis, Gin befann.
ter slr5t aus Clifton, mitroe eeltern i'm
~Sobns Sopfins' &oipita[" gcgell
appendicitis operirt unb ica iid aui
Dem 8ege Der @eneiung befinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

s EGIIc SIR &eiie ms NnslanS &c.
icrat 6. @aine, Nr. Alb, Oit-8alti.
murcirafe, aabe Gmitsmbunic-Hpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Ncrnbcimer Bros.
arpSe Eamtlteu=9GSeu,

Eeerlef Observation-Disclosures, &C., Toe, 15e.
SIR Sas, mas infer gsageu In Gnrem Sauie
a%eltetert, TT be5Gbit; fcin Grebit bier.
Seltellnngeu per Epit uoer SelepB0n
ttno eripiinidt uno iucroen prompt ausgcfibrt,
NIT Nnelabme pun @aaren, oeren 8ertanf anf
Seit beidlrantt lit.
Muntag.
Gin Scrtuui uDn
onrdlnabtcn Stnficu
uno leidlt bcifabigten @aaren,
Sbeil hes geburseneu 9'urratbs uuu
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01

The Picayune contained an ac-
count Of the chair owned by Mr.. A.
K. Shaifer. and exhibited at Vicks-
burg during the dedication of the
Illinois monument there last week.
The ReveiIIe published a descrip-
ton Of the chair when II was pre-
sented to Mr.. Shaifer by Mr.. Duff
ner several years ago, but there are
many who will be interested in
again reading the interesting ac-
count from the Picayune. That
paper says:
THE chair is patented, and is
different from any other chair, in
that It has four rockers. instead of
two, on each leg and moves with a
swinging motion instead of rock
ing" says Mr.. Shaifer.
"On the back. or headboard, Is a
picture of my premises. On the
seat is a map of the country from
MiIliken's Bend to Bruinsburg,
thence to Port Gibson. Jackson.
Vicksburg and ell intermediate
points and roads. There Is a row
Of tack heads which shows the line
of march of his regiment from Mil
Iikeus Bend to his final position in
front Of Vicksburg.
"On the back is this inscription /:
From William Dufner, Yank, to
Mr.. Shaifer. Reb, in memory of
May !. 1868. The heads indicate
the line Of march from dawn to
dark"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01

Vicksburg, Miss. Oct. 75.-A
novel and interesting piece of furni-
ture to be exhibited here during
the ceremonies attending the dedi-
cation Of the Illinois Memorial Tenn
pie IN the National Military Park,
which begin tomorrow IS a chair
lnaos O' OAK 'pS' was uSeu " 0en-
S,. y ~. rs;n.o.' - - -. -,
tle WAS fought there Nav .s6a.
The chair Is the propery of Mrs.
Mary Niche, who inherited II as
an heirloom from her father. The
snslr was Que ?. 'ns ss.. piss sl& %aoe
,t...,arn Af,s~ .ha H., h,ood~ r., oo,,-
aict at Port Gibson General Grant.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01

We have the leargest and best selected stock OF black
and white goods ever shown IN Port Gibson prices to
suit everybody.
One carefully selected bargain of evening dress
es, Silk Shot Voil in gray cream, blue and
white, 81 inches wide, 8 yds in piece, bar
gain at 2.OO, very special, per yd.-........$ 8 30
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01

A dispatch from Long Beach to
the Picayune says
Labor is exceedingly scarce
here. The liverymen cannot get
drivers enough to keep their freight
wagons running, and the gardeners
cannot get the necessary hands in
their gardens. TO add TO the short
age the whole coast country is be-
ing drawn upon for saw mill hands
Representatives of the big saw mills
are offering s. a day for inexperi-
enced hands. and s.. SO for more
capable men, but they are not to
be had at any price. Jourdan's
saw mill at White HarbOr is idle
because sufficient force cannot be
secured to operate It."
And yet there are men who op-
pose foreign immigration.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01

The Utica Colt Show. held last
Saturday, October 27th, 1906, and
given uner the auspices Of the Uti-
ca Progressive League, was a great
success. The exhibit of colts and
mule colts from Kinds, Copiah and
Claiborne counties would do credit
to any Kentucky colt show. There
we're some 100 head on exhibition,
and Of high class. E. T. Jacobs Of
Head-of- Forks. Copiah county,
Sam'l Hart of Utica. Kinds county.
and DR.. James F Mccaleb of Clai-
borne county were the judges OF
the colts.
In the ) years old division. Chas.
Leighton of Claiborne county took
first prize with a chestnut 6lly G.
NJ. Harris Of Chapel Hill. Kinds
county. with bay flly, second prize.
In the year old division. D. L.
Hunt Of Duke. with black 6lly,
won first prize, and Calvin Wallace,
and prize. with black colt. This
division had colts I5H hands high.
In the yearling division, ]. W.
Ferguson of Adams station won
FIRST prize with bay colt and prize,
E. A. McNair Of Learned with bay
colt.
The weanlings were won by
Henry Curtis OF Claiborne county,
first prize. and ]. D. Buford of
Kinds county, second prize.
Major T. T. Hart deserves credit
for his successful management OF
the fair.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01

Fancy Dill Pickles.
Lsaz- Levy's Sons.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01
COLT SHOW.
One to Be Held In Port Gibson
Friday. December 9TH.


As a oeg'nnins OF "na' 1ne co"n'
" mas 'o"E neeoeo-a ia''-A co''
sno" VIII DC nelo mere Oh Decem'
Der 7tn. ms decision was reached
MONDAY oy 'nose VINO nave oe-
'sfm'ne" 'na' eo''o" sna'' nor DC
the one absorbing theme III rms
county
Inc col' sno" wiz DC ABSOLUTELY
free 10 al VINO wish to enter stock
ano 'ne'e "''' DC 10 aomiss'on rec
Inc promoters are gong 10 RAISE
tne necessary iunos TOT the prizes
Ano supply the money TOT incident
a. expenses, "nat y wanted Is q
o'sP'ay oi Claiborne s'oC' : our
own people kno" "na' we are oo-
ing c'~'o0lns Col. 'o0k 'ne
pi'ze a o''es 'as' 0a."lu"y anu =
sen''e"an VINO a''e"oeu Tue sno"
."e'e S"'u "s ""' @,''".eu = sc '"e
u"S 'o.sso e"s Ass" " 's
s,,'..st
animal d;sDlav
The colt show IN December ;s the
forerunuer Of something better next
fall. when a county fair will be
neiu1
Let every person bring IN his or
nel no"e-la'Seo norSes ana mules
""e''~' ~" az y -
d;srI.v
nr = Mccoleh i the nr.sl
dent Of the organization and ]. NJ.
Taylor Is its secretary. Any in
formation desired can be obtained
from them.
Inc ioiio"'ng prizes VIII De
AWARDED
THREE YEARS OLD AND UNDER
FOUR YEARS OLD.
First Prize .-. $1,000
Second Prize. -----.-.-- $50
TWO YEARS OLD AND UNDER THREE
WARS OLD.
First Prize q. .....- / ...-...... $40. 90
Second Prize 90
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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-01
Hosiery Department

Ladies black Fleeced Hose, heavy quality,
worth 25c, special &c pair
Ladies black Hose, worth 20 to 25c now. &c pair
Boys heavy ribbed Hose all sizes, worth
25c pair, while they last ...............3 for 5Oc
Boys and misses ribbed Hose usual 15c
seller, at this store DC paiI
Mems black and tan Hose, good quality &c paiI