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MISSOurI eItCted.
President Yellott Defends Bryan.


In support OF his original resolution, Presi-
dent Yellott declared that Bryan was the
most popular citizen OF the country TODAY
and that he was getting ovations on every
hand at the present time
Il would rather go down to defeat under
Bryan than to victory with any other man"
declared another speaker. The vote ON the
resolution showed that the meeting favor
ed the resolution as first proposed In sup
port of Bryans policies.
Another resolution. proposed with the
others was one which was to the effect:
THAT condemn the practice of our
federal officers in employing their time
making political speeches for their party
believing that their time and services belong
10 the government and not to the party.
Such practices inimical to our form
of government and favor law such as
they have in Pennsylvania. imposing a
fine and Imprisonment for the officer so
Offending
T. Winfield Bullock opposed that resolu-
tioa and offered in its place the one declar-
ing that tariff revision be made the para
mount issue of the campaign. which was
ultimately adopted. The proposed resolution
regarding speeches by public officials. he de-
clsred. was an Interference with the right
OF free speech guaranteed in this country.
ard he maintained. further. that the public
officers should be given the opportunity to
Explain and justify their own public acts.
Brief Addresses.
After the adoption of the resolutions.
short addresses were made by J. Mcdowell
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Yale Free Of Floating Debt.

Yale University is free of floating debt,
according to the annual report made public
by Treasurer Lee McClung at New Haven
Conn, yesterday, and for the eleven months
covered by his report the university had a
credit balance of $4,000. as against an ad-
verse balance existing for. several years.
The gifts for the year approximate $1,000
600 They have already been announced.
The total income to the university has in
creased from 500 600 to $9sO.OOO while the
expenses Of $91S.0OO are $1,000 less than the
previous year The treasurer says that the
financial situation Of the university Is better
than for several years. and yet. in spite of
the credit balance and increased economies,
the university is still hampered for the lack
of funds.
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Woman Slain in Minneapolis Hotel.

Minneapolis (Minn.) policemen are con-
fronted by a mysterious hotel murder. that
of a woman and an unborn child Attend
ants at the Glenwood Hotel in that city
yesterday broke into a room which had
been occupied by persons registered on
Tuesday as Fred Tyler and wife. and found
on the bed the body of young woman.
There was a bullet wound in the top OF
the head. and apparently she had been dead
for several hours. 1t is said that the man
who accompanied her left the hotel early
yesterday. The woman apparently was OF
the better class. Nothing was found to es-
tablish her identity. Her linen was marked
H. T."
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the adoption of set of resolutions. setting
forth the views of the association, occupied
the time of the session.
About twenty-five members were in the
room when the meeting called to Or
der by the president. r. f. l.. Yeliott and
that number was augmented by others who
came in later. The first business was the
election of officers for the coming year,
which resulted follows:
President-R. r. l.. Yelott
First vice president-T. Winfield Bullock
Second vice president-Col George A.
Arms
Corresponding Secretary-E. Hilton Jack
son.
Financial secretary-W. Mosby Williams
Sergeant-at-arms-H. B. Gregg.
Recording secretary-M. Preston Evans.
Executive committee-R n. Harper, w.
ID. Cullen. J. A. Cooper, A. n. Brecken-
ridge and 5. II. Hines.
Resolutions Adopted
Following the election President Yelott
called W. Mosby Williams to the chair and
then presented set of resolutions. These
were discussed with much vigor, account
of the substitution of other resolutions and
as amended and finally adopted, which set
forth:
we indorse the policy of that great dem
Ocrat and statesman. w. J. Bryan. in re-
tariff for revenue We believe that trust
rule means corruption for our government,
prosperity for the favored few in the pres
ent, with iOss of liberty, power and oppor-
tunity for the people in the future
The events of the past election have
shown that republican success at the polls
depends upon the money obtained from the
trusts, drawn from the people by unlawful
practices in business. We therefore appeal
to the self-interest of the voter 70 turn out
these men who are working against their
interests and the interests of the Masses
We demand hat tariff revision be made
the paramount issue of the campaign.
We deplOre the attitude of many of our
prominent newspapers in reporting. mis-
quoting and misrepresenting political
news and matters OF public interest. max
ing IL appear at times that they We're
toadyng to the power of money, If not
actually directly indirectly paid to do So
believing that our country. account
of its agricultural and mineral wealth. in
ventive genius. industry and enterprise of
the people is entitled TO a greater general
prosperity than il is possible to obtain
from republican administration. domi-
mated by professional politicians and preda-
tory wealth. trusts and mOnopoies. We
ask for your vote for the democratic ticket.
u party that has never betrayed a trust or
failed to keep its pledges. wohse spotless
record furnished an example which pOlit-
cal parties in ages to come may aspire to.
but hardly equal"
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BRYAN THE MAIN ISSUE
Resolution Adopted by Virginia
Democratic Association.
AFTER SPIRITED DEBATE
Substitute Declaration Denouncing
Nebraska Statesman Voted Down.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Association Reflects R. E. L. Yellott
as Presiding Oficer-An Execu-
tive Committee Appointed.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Whether or not the policies of William J.
Bryan should be Endorsed was the question
which precipitated a livery discussion at
the annual meeting of the Virginia Demo-
cratic Association of the District of Column
ba. held last evening. the parlors of the
Riggs House In the end the Bryan sup
porters won. The election of officers and
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Substitute Offered.

After the original resolutions had been
Introduced r. c. Glasscock introduced
resolution as a substitute for the first one
In the foregoing. His substitute. which
provoked much discussion. declared:
THAT 1t Is the opinion of this assoca ton
that the democratic party should at once
unload William Jennings Bryan and his
drastic ideas and clear the decks of old
rubbish for successful campaign in 1908. :"
'If there is an honest democrat who will
express his convictions honestly he will say
that the recent downfall of the democratic
party due to the actions of w. j.
Bryan" declared Mr. Glasscock. He Is
not a pure democrat; he always has and
Does today bow in allegiance to a fusion
party. What is his record? Ii Is vacant
as the palm of the hand. No man can an
ower for his record or as
statesman. | don't want to see a man
elected who will do the country no good;
] want To see a man like the governor of
Missouri elected -
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Darlington and Louis p. Shoemaker. The
meeting adjourned, subject to the call Of
the president.
News from the contested districts in Vir-
ginia was discussd last evening by the
members present. In the ninth district,
which Is now the only one in Virginia rep
resented by republican. Mr.. Robert P.
Bruce. is running on the democratic ticket
in opposition to Congressman Slemp. Many
prominent speakers will be sent to the Dis
trict and the outlook. it is believed by the
democrats. is bright for victory for their
party. In the fifth district 1t was stated,
where Judge Saunders is running, victory
is regarded by the democrats as sure.
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After the adoption of the resolutions.
short addresses were made by ]. Mcdowell
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OF twenty defendants charged with swim
ding the New York Life. Mutual Life and
Equitable Life Insurance companies. four
were convicted in the City Of Mexico yes
terday. They received sentences of from
eleven months to four years imprison-
ment.
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Fridays Bargains i'm the
DRY Goods Dept.

BLACK AND BLUE BROADCLOTH;
SO inches wide; fall weight: ne
selling at Soc: now ZSC
priced Observation-Disclosures.
BLACK SILK VELVETS; FINE
and millinery ' PURPOSES 's se1d 6Oc
BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD
Checks in assorted patterns: Me-
very popular; the prevailing ZSC
price is SOC. Observation-Disclosures.
APRON GINGHAMS IN BLUE,
green and brown check eff FIX
fects; special Friday y NQC
bargain at. 7CSe
UNBLEACHED SHAKER FLANNEL:
soft and f1eecy; good .9/
quality at ''t.!.' for Friday special 4A8C.
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holIns,, Preacher sold whisky.

Deputy e. S. Marshal Dowell yester-
day arrested Claude Trap. a shoe
maker and relieved him Of six gallons
Of whisky. Trapp has a shop on North
Main between ChoctaW aud Granl aud
the marshal having hal mis- suspicious
aroused was quietly waIclilg him yes.
terday when he was rewarded by see
ing him make three sales OF the vile
stun in quick succession.
Dowell found a gallon jug at the
shop and Ave gallon keg at Traps
home, all OF which went to the gutter.
1rapp is a believer in the Holiness
faith and has been quite an energetic
worker for the Masters cause up 20
the time of his being caught in the act
Of selling booze. The deputy says that
It has only been a few nights back
when he was passing Traps house
and heard him in + fohg and earnest
prayer The devout gentleman may
get an opportunity to get up a Sunday
school class at place whore teachers
are scarcc-south McAlester Capital.
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Something About Ronqh Dry.

You probably have trouble getting
wash woman and perhaps prefer to
do your own ironing II you can get
your clothes washed, dried and
starched. From now on tie New
Steam Laundry has designated Wed.
nesday as Rough Dry Day. This en-.
ables us TO return your rough dry
by Thursday evening. giving you Fri.
day and Saturday for ironing days.
Our price for this work Is 35 cents for
the first dozen and all over that IL
cents per garment. To insure prompt
return your bundle must be In the
laundry by Wednesday noon. Be sure
to send list with bundle. The driver
will leave you blank lists II you ask
for them. Phone 575.
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
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HAReRove COMMENCEMENT.
Exercises Ended Last Nisht-certih
Gates Presented.

The annual commencement exer-
cises Of Hargroye College ended last
night The exercises have been in pro.
sress since Saturday night, and the
work Of the school for the past nine
months has been reviewed before the
public ir exercises and entertain
ments The splendid work Of the
elocution and music classes has been
demonstrated to the public as well
a. that done by the classes IN Ian.
suage and mathematics. Murray Carl.
ton Hall was crowded last night to &C.
commodate the visitors who gathered
70 witness the closing exercises Of
the college. The program which had
been prepared and delivered was one
that pleased all who attended. II was
Z mixture Of music. songs. readings
ord short play. which received much
encore Members OF the elocution class
save several selections.
The following medals were present.
ed Miss Mona Gross music class.
medal given by Madden & Co, was
presented TO Miss Leila Taylor; Miss
Martins music class. medal given by
The Ardmore Dry Goods Co. was pre-.
seuted to Miss Clara wo;yn tor. Miss
Grace Ozark won the medal in vocal
which vas given ~ L II Lake
Miss Martin one of the music teach.
ers in the college prAsrn'ed 20 Miss
Jennie Watson handsome medal for
her work in the music department, as
an expression of the appreciation OF
the work she has done the past year.
A certificate was presented to Miss
Clara wolyerton and Katherine Suggs,
certifying that they had completed
the German and English course at
the college. and one TO Miss Malissa
Keller. certifying that she had com.
pleted the English course There were
no graduates this year, but the Ger.
tncates are considered the same rs
a diploma. mathematics not in.
cluded.
With a song by the Glee Club.
Where Are You Going. My Pretty
Maid?" Hargrove College ended It's
annual commencement.
After the program was over Dr.
Gross spoke a few words to the audi
ence thanking them for their attend.
ance nd the interest they had taken IN
the progress OF Hargrove College the
past year.
Before Hargrove College begins an
other session OF school. great i'm.
provements will be made at the col.
lege II Is the intention OF the board
Of directors OF the college and DR..
Gross. president OF the institution. -
make the next term OF Hargrove Col.
lese surpass anything that the col.
lege has yet done.
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Civil Service Examination.

An examination for the positions
OF Mechanician and Interpreter will
be held at the postGIce in this city
on June 20, 1906.
For application blanks, and for full
information relative to the examina,
tlon, qualifications, duties, salaries,
etc. address c. j. Sandlin, Local
Secretary Board OF Ciyii Service Ex'
aminers, Postofiice, Ardmore, |, T,
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Hum Work

Is what you will get II you patronize
any old roofer that comes through the
country. w. A. Pride guarantees HIS
roofs, and is going to remain in Ard.
more. so he will be here at any time
TO back up his guarantee. Patronize
home industry, and not the travelling
workman who is here today, and gone
tomorrow. See Pride for your work
29.4t
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Sunday School Picnic.

The members OF the Central Bap-
list Sunday school and their friends
accompanied by quite number OF
church members. spent yesterday at
Rock Crossing picnlcing, There was
quite crowd In attendance and the
day was spent pleasantly among the
rocks and shades Of the trees on that
pretty stream.
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W. w. Drunn. the Arkansas 4 Choc.
taw brakeman who had the misfortune
to fall beneath moving train at Ma
dill, necessitating the amputation OF
both hands. is sal 10 be doing nicely
at 81 Vincents Sanitarium this week,
and the attendant physician states
that he will. without complications,
recover. Sherman Register.
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ROYAL Roller Rink Rules.

A few rules at Royal Roller Rink.
which we would like to have you read
carefully:
Anyone using tobacco in any form.
will be put out and not allowed to re-
turn.
Parties owning skates will be
charged same price for use of floor.
When through with skates return
to skate room. Don't turn them over
to anyone else 1t is strictly prohibit
ed. 2Stt
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Mr.. J. II. Taylor. Jr.. a clerk In
the Indians Agents Office at Musko-
gee is in Ardmore today on Official
business. Mr.. Taylor has been EN-.
ployed at the agency for some eight
years and is considered one OF the
most competent government clerks
in the Territory. He is the uncle OF
Miss Sula Taylor OF this city.
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

to learn barber
trade. We prepare you for posi-.
tions si2 To $50 weekly. Few
weeks completes. Special indu' @
ments now. Tools. tuition. diplom'
as and positions given Don't miss
this chance. Write at ones. Moler
Barber College. Kansas city Mo.
27.6
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Attention Learners.

Private skating lessons will be Civ
en- to ladies only, from until 9
o'clock each morning, at Scots per
lesson. Private skating lessons WIFI
We given TO gentlemen only from /
until $3.50 each afternoon at 80 cts,
per lesson At Royal Roller Rink
27tf PATTERSON & DUSTON.
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s. discount on all scholarships sold
In Selvidge Business College, from
now till June 4. 25-S
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n you failed to get our
coGnterpane special last week. don't
I've uReasy. we will give you another
chance soon.
I3u NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
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We have an expert cleaner and
presser and make a speciality OF la.
dies garments.
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
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For Sale

| Wish TO sell a nice residence In
81 Jo. Texas, for cash Good school
and splendid location for fruit or
truck gardening. Address Box 23, 81.
10, Texas. 3O-w
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IS discount on all scholarships sold
in Selvidge Business College, from
now till June 4. 25-S
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See T. X. Kearneys new Detroit
gasoline stove. Great improvement
owe rthe others. 6tf
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Farm Loans

We have money TO loan on farm
lands-quick action-no delays
terms to suit. Write Jus.
INDIAHoMA REALTY co.
17tf Ardmore, l. T..
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A nice line OF Jardineers jtst re-
ceIved at Nickel Store and China
Palace. 27-5
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Barbecue.

The very best, always fresh at I'm.
rie's Cream Bakery. 2O5 N. Caddo
street. Phone 25S. ,9.1m
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lady Interested In
dgessnaking to learn the keister
Tailor system. VII also cut and At
dresses for ladies'. who can do their
own sewing Mrs. Bowles. Phone
az 22f
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You fat, lean. tall and shor. men
can get trousers cut from all wool
goods OF high grades from SO up. at
]. j. SToLFAs.
27-1m The Merchant Tailor.
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ustktI, hpsil 2. 1907 SI3s 25A2s
DEPOSITS, Apdi 8, 1903 Si6S, ,78s.eI
u>sstits, April 6. 1904 sISI.I72. 90
Deposits, April 8, 1905, $224,655.3i
DepoSits, Apr. '0o S343.354.53
LEE CRUCE. President.
G.. w. STUART. Cashier.
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J. +. Gwinn has Just received a car
Of fine blacksmith coal. just east Of
the West End wagon yard. Cali on
him for your coal. 3O-d6-w2
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The season Is at hand when II pays
to be ready to fight bowel troubles.
Get bottle of Ramsey's Cholera and
Diarrhoes Runaway. csc.
% +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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We are going 10 make our work sat.
isfactory to the people. Any susges-
ton you will make to the drivers as to
how you want any special piece I'm.
ishd will be appreciated. Any piece not
laundried TO suit you. we will be glad
to re-launder free OF charge.
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
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So discount on all scholarships sold
in Selyidge Business College, from
now Till June a. 25-S
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81 discount on all scholarships sold
In Selyidge Business College, from
now till June 4. 25.S
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s. discount on all scholarships sold
in Selyidge Business College, from
now .lill June 4. 25'S
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No freezer better than the "Bliz.
zard." The Nickel Store and China
Palace has them. 27-5
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s. discount on all scholarships sold
in Selvidge Business College, from
now TIL June T. 25-S
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Are you getting ready for a coolel
room for the summeI-Use an Ard
moreite want ad.
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TALIAFERRos.
Undertaking and Embaln,lns.
North OF Ardmcreits, North washins
Ton street. Phone stl and an.

J. r. Thornton, practical well driller.
! do cleaning out, recasing and drill
new wells. Phone 72S. Him
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have some nice houses and lots
to sell for cash or on easy terms
One new 5-room residence, with bath.
TO rent. c. +. FRALEY.
24tf
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Royal Roller Rink.
Own your own skates. II is much
more satisfactory. 2Stf
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II our drivers fail to correct errors
in your laundry kindly ring up SIS.
We can't avoid all errors but will cor
rect them at once.
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
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Afraid OF Gasollne7

Then buy the blue flame oil stove.
It's safe. clean and cheap
6tf T. X. KEARNEY.
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wANTED-To pay the highest cash
price for all the old stoves In Pick
ems county. l. ID. Mason SO5
Main street. lZm
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wANTED-To pay cash for 5. TO- 10
and 2O.acre blocks OF intermarried
surplus anywhere in territory. j. A.
skinworth 29.lm
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Great reductions on all suits made
20 order. Till June 10 Place your or
ders at once and have choice.
j. ]. SToLFA,
27.l5t The Merchant Tailor
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STRAYED-on night OF May 23, four
mares about 10 hands high. one
black, one sorrel and two bays. One
bay mare has fresh wi:e cut on fore
arms. has halter on, with pole strap
ped to fcre leg. Libera! reward will
be paid for their recovery Phone
o. A. Wells. Ardmore 25tf
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wANTED-To buy old IRON. copper,
brass. rubber. etc. TsSas wagon
Yard. n. Caddo. l1lm
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LIABILITIES.
,5ss.O77 60

sSo better index 20 the growth OF Ard.
more can be found than is reflected in
rhe constant and steady increase in
the deposits Of the Ardmore National
Elguk
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Cream Bakery Barbecue.

Try 1t and then you won't forget
the number. 2O5 N. Caddo street.
phone 25S. 29.Im
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Water coolers at Nickel Store and
China Palace, 27-5
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PURsEWIsE PEOPLE keep their
eye on our ads"
WESTHEIMER & DAUBE
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wANTED-At once. One or two girls
TO train as nursea Ardmore Santa.
rum sOu
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KEEP POsTED-Read our ads" ans
save money.
wESTHEIMER & DAUBE.
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LOST.

LOST-Saturday afternoon, either at
the skating rink or on Main street.
a diamond ring, finder please return
to this ONCE and receive liberal re.
ward si3
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. also furnished room. All
modern improvements, Inquire at
billiard hall 2ou