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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
Srirnths qirrnsrn.

5. X. @Auntt, %, Golucrt- Gountp,
W}O., un0 Petite g. 9reeOen, -; 2lp.
pIifant IS. .. G6arles, 0r. 1926,
NorO-9 onoItraBc.
gilbert 2epellpn 81 ilnO Gertrude
Smith, Is, Salisbury. MO.; }lppli.
font hilbert Scmellpn 9tr. GAO, 8eIt.
SnrotognitroBe.
@iQiom $. @obIib, %. uno 6elen
e. Scmple, 2t; Applifnnt Saco6
@roB, @r. 2601, Salt. Npemuc,
56omoS e. Sling, 40, uno Gbri.
TINA 0nlrpmplc, %; NppGifont 9.
Nc. MorBnn, Ntr. S06. @iqiomitroBc.
Senrp alce, 33, 8eItminiter Nf0.,
iinb 9cttie .. Slo9noL %; 2(ppIi.
font Senrp Slice.
@oItcr e. Morrington -, mo
ImeIia W0icr, rs; 9lppiifant @ln.
:. @iiemou, Scr. 724, Oit-2t.S traBe.
Charles 6. Shctlid, 30, uno Nine.
liza g. GInrfS, 81; Npplifant Gborle5
6. Sdetlif, Nr. 335, Noro.@ap. Str.
hilbert Imbcrman, n, uno Ntiuna
Senipl, 26; Applifdnt 6reoerif 6en-
ipI, Nr. 1903, Noros@ olicitrdBc.
2ouiS Spaniel, 30, uno Settle Il.
2alurencc, %; 2lpplifnnt 2ouiS Spa.
Mol.
Charles &. &ohItampbor, %. utO
Sooic u. &ing %; applifnnt Gbua.
e. Southampton, Nr. $50, Roros
M~tountitraBc.
Charles u. @Ioooing, JIM, %, ltno
@tbcI Ncrrpm0n, %; NppIifant ".
$, Erice, Nr. SIG, 6ulton.Npcmic.
Nbcr6am StommL 90, @ofbin9ton,
3. g., ltnO 2murd ". Curtin u; Mp
.plifunt a6erbom Stnmm.
@itlialn u, @rnant, ~, umo Scr
.0clio ., Sdfibn, 10; gppIifant a. 3.
.@rmnt, 6brtit @%loenne, @dl6roof.
Sobn Wtnrtbn Hidoroiptl, 81, 6o.
rcIt-SiII, DIS uno adtbhrinc 9oiro,
81; GppIitont &obn Wqrion &idaro.
ion. y 'W''
6reoerif IS. 0crbert "a, ithb Nmna
.Wt, Sitter 81; Nppiifnnt 3. Sorpnro
81, Noro-G belteritrabe.
Charles 5. Worton, %, rnO NCQic
VI. Got, 10; Applifant CHARLES !.
IMorton Nr,G05, Roro-GalpertitroBe.
Soiepb IS, aerlton, 81, un0 G0it6
~, 9on9, 20; glpplifant Soiepb q.
'&erlron, Nr. 1911 HiogelpltraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

b%eDoupten, .6Ultfen ans elmer 2ofo-
motipc Der Sobn bitten 0a8 6eltcr
berrrlo6t.
& ter elbitmoroiau ieit
80 Sobren.
Die 9eDobner bon Queen MINES
County, Wto., iirto ni6t icbr lcbcuS-
miibe. Nm 8ienitng Wtorgcn crcig-
netc iih BORT Der critic Selbitnlor0 lett
1876, unO 5rpor III Windciter. Gin
otter %70si0briQer 9llliterniiidcr, @nz
mems &ome8 ". 9eeher, scr ctmu8
geiitc8Qcit0rt mar, i6oB liN nit elmer
ldJDcr 0elaoencn Sdrotilintc sic
SdGOclocde ob uno 5critrclltc ieine
Sirnmolic babel nod) allen Hidtlun,
gen scr @inornic. Scine @uttin mar
.3ur Belt bel Sroit Spbn Summers IN
Baltimore auf 8eillh, Ter Selbit-
m0rber in 1876 rib iih nit cincm
ShrotlduB 0oS Ser5 tbotiGdli6 aus
Dem 2eibe.
u nbiteure iir @oibing-
TOM ountp. .t
Die Gountps@ommiIGrc iiir 8uib-
in0tpn.Goumtp bobcn INTER Der 9Ifte
Der 2cNiSlutur BON 1906 Sounlcl &.
&nooe (9iep.) bon @oonSboro ullo.
@rof. Sotuorb y. Sortmon Cent
BON SoaerStolun 81 Nloitclrrcn crs
nonnt, meldc bis 5ilnl 10. &umtnr
1907 bic Bidder Scr GommiiiGre BON
1899 bis 1902 repioircn iollcn. Sbr
@cbolt bctrGgt $3.50.
8utc Wei3en.@rntc.
Tic 6ormcr BON Srcbcrid- Gountu
lino gliidlih. Die oreiHcn 3ltr 3cit
ibrcn @ci5en llllO moden babel sic
ol1gcnebme WnbrnebmnlnA Dob ser
Hfer BON 30 bis 80 9uihcI ~ljeicrt.
&oridIdoe iir 6obrifz
InIagc.
Ger Staotrotb bon @aurc DC
Grace, @arforo.Gomtp, NO, uno
'oic pSoajngsmortb @beel Gomponp"
Itcbcn in llnterbonblun9eu nit cinon.
Der be5ij9lid ser Nnla1e elmer 6nbrif
fir bic ,Gompooilic in ,@oprc Sc
Grace. Tic GompoGnie mnGt ocn
SoridIog, Dab Die StoNt Die 6obrif
erridltct, cinen GampfteiicI non 125
unb cine Gompfmoi6ine bon 100
Rferocfr1iten einictt mo Der Gouls
pognic Die Nnlage oif flint nit Dem
8orreht ouf meitcre 10 Sabre, 5u 6
Fro5cnt OeS I"logc-aopitoIs perpodl.
tet. &ierauf mill Der StoDtratb lid,
uber nidt einIoiicn; ocrielbe o~iierirt
per Gompaanie jeood einen 9ouplas
trei nnb Gutlaitulg bon Der 9citcup.
Enng auf 10 Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Scam mit Sem &eben oapon.
Soptc@ 9ilion pon Sormonp-
@rope, 8r2Ocridz Gountv, fam ieinem
Sh0pfer Oonfen Dab or nod infer
Ben 2ebcnOcu mcilt. 9Im 0icnltoN
gfodnittog mur0c icin einipdnnigcS
6rbrmerf 3 Ntcilcn bon Src0erict emf.
fernt ouf elmer @obnfrcl5ung bon eis
mem Observation-Disclosures Eniiogier5uae
Der oNDrOIihcn Central. 8obn" &c.
t%roifcn. No9 Yicr0 mltrbc geto0tet
unb Der @oNcn ging in touieno
Stiide, p0brcl0 Milion cine bctrGdtz
lide Strcdc iortocihlcllocrt muroe,
obcr MIR cine Qrihiittcrrmq erliit,
Die i'm tcmpordr bciimnngSlos
mad)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Soutbampton, %. Slui.
Der Gompfer oaoiicr @iIbclm Der
@roBe" gitg noG 9}cm Yorf in
Gee.
Antwcrpcn, a. Sill. - Gin-
8ctroffcn BON 9tew 0orf lit Der
0umpfcr u3cclono."
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PORT ongefommcn lit Der mad Sums
burg b]eitimmte Compiler oYennipt-
ponio."
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fomnucn BON Ncm Yorf lit 0crGnm.
pier oGaronio."
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rNoroeour."
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Compiler pGcconic" lit bon 9tep. 9orf
cingclaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
,Ebucuir" pcriutiacrt 3nbluna.

anTrunciSco. 25. Suli. -
Die yEboenir . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@eieaidait" in @ien, Oercn @olicen
in San 6rouciSco ii6 nltf 50, 100000
bclnlpfcn, bat beidloiien, feiuen Oitrd
Die Grobcben. lno Gran0fataltropbe
i'm lebtcn 2tpril pcrurioften S6uocn
Ser Yoliccn ? Subabcr 5t crictcn. Die
Gompagnie itiitt ibr &crbultcn mlf Die
Grobebcnflouicl in Den &oliccn. Die
folgen0e omtlihc 0cradridttauuN
mlr0e bon 0em,eigeta 6icr1cr Ncidn0.
ten @eneral 9(genten ser Gompoanie
unO ibrem &criidpcrltng$ N6idGter
Nt9ciunot: Pin 0ic Golicen. Sn6dber,
mclGe 3ablungsiorGerungen an ole
nGbpenir : SeuerocriihcrlmgS @e.
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mitteln Sblten hermit -oie Don Dem
8eneralbiiremi Der GompaQtie IN
Nicn 5uAeBongcuen SSnItrllftionen
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pagnie alti @rltnO 0cs Gro6c6ens POM
Is. glpril 1906 eingereidt moroen
Iino, ungiiltiG limo, neil OieieS allein
Oie nahfolgenoe 8eucrSbrunit per
uriud,t bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Gin idlDncs nno niitlidles 8eidenf
fir Ingcb0rige 1T INNER cine lcbcns.
grokc photographic pSer cine flint.
lcriid) DOllenoetc Gupie cines altcn
Silocs in GrapOn, @aRcrfarbc, Del
obcr Yaitell. Die id6nitcn Cabinet
bilbcr uitr 81 pru SntcHS.
Snlins 6cb6el, 0eutiher photograph,
co.. 321 Npro.@ Gan Strnhe.
gdie fir'c Ansfnne beiorat @. 4dtae, Rr.
i13, Eit.Saftimpre. Ctr, uabe Gpitum1unie.stv<.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
(6ortieblina folgi.)

Ha6 Ser Geiie. = Tas mar
cine nllaelheinc 5roi,er, als mir bon
ben goitfreunolidcn 2cuten abitieo
nobmens Sogar Der Sofbfuno ia6
nmeefebrt in Ser 8ooenlnfe uno
lpeoelte uns nit ieinem peiBen
Sdnuan5c nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
ShiffSnndlridDtcn.

. Nem 9orf %. Sill. 9Gbqc
fobren iino Sic Compiler i Eeiltonic"
9tod) SiperpooI uno Bona" Hnd)
Neopel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Gin 90 o0erner. sic alon.
ben oodl nltd) on Die cr5ieberiidegSlr'
Der Gbt, Ser 8aroni." BE
balre, i'd lpar nod ME 10 lange per
beiratbet!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
Il tt II II It II !;
der Llebe ::
Dietrich Cbeden /.
e II = = II X II

Der proturiit CAB 4ntport. .@enn
ste fi9 am gtbenO b~erbemiiben molten,
mir bitten"
@er6aro Wittens CAB Den 8eamten
aber nod ni6t frei, fon6ern brang in
i9n. ibn fpeitere Gin5eIbetten mit3us
tha;fe,
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14

68.65
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14

67tf
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14
Not If as Rich as Rockefeller.

II you had all tho wealth OF Rookie.
fellcr. the Standard Oil mAgnatc. you
could not buy . better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chamberlain .
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy.
The most eminent physician can not
prescribe better preparation for collie
and diarrhoes, both for children and
adults. The uniform success Of this
remedy has shown II to. be superior TO
al others. 1t never falls, and whom ro-
duosd with water and sweetened. IL
pleasant 70 take. Every family should
b supplied with It. Sold ct Dsuisls'
dsug eeoee. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14
Look.

Are you going East this summer
II 10 she Denver and Rio Grande will
sell you round trip tickets ~ one fare
for the round trip plus %. 90 to points
in KAusss. NebraskA. South Dakota
and Eastern North Dakota to St. Paul.
Duluth. Milwaukee. Chicago. Peoria.
st. Louie and Memphis. Tenn. and
intermediate points. These tickets
being on sale June lat and I'd. June
9th to 18th inclusive. July let to
l0sh. inclusive. All tickets have =
final limit until Oct. 3lst. We will
sell via anv route you wish TO 20
ana have Ave trains daily. For
further Information call on the un-
dersigned. Our phone is Florence
No. l.
FREEMAN SUMNER.
67f Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14
F.. &C. C. Excursion.

The r. aud O. o will run excursion
to Cripple Greek next Sunday At ei. SO
for the round trip. The train leavel
Florence at 8 .. m. returning to this
city at $50 p. N. Just at this season
Of the year the scenery along tile road
IL beAutiful. Join the trim and enjoy
. days outing. 5S,67
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14

ANOTHER ROBRERY-The home
Of Mrs. Mary e. Temp;in. $50 East
Third street. was entered by baralars
last night and although the house WAS
ransaoked. nothing 10 missing but .
breastpin. The bureau drawer was
turned topsy turvey and although
there were three 20 oketbooks contain.
ing some money In them they were
not taken or even opened. It 10 very
evident that the burglars oper ated in
the darknss ~ their work WAS crude
In the extreme. The bedding was also
turned. The pillow case and co,ors
were taken Oh and the foot Of the
mattress was turned mp. II 10 evident
that the buralars thought Mrs.. Temp.
lin had money hidden in the mat.
trsssss but In this they we're again
disappointed. They looked the front
screen and when Mrs. Tsmplin came
home from church abe found herself
looked out. The back door was left
open but entrance In to tue building
Wa affected through the pantry win.
dow. Ofiioer Green was called ut 10
O'Clock but no trace Of the kouss
breakers could be found.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14
ABOUT YOUR ftHI(1iillCRs
AND YOURSELVES


| suis Aaseman xstasnsd saaar.
~ trsn UAiffesptA
Nj Liilaa. Iassss - ! visis.
- N FsstlAnd eskday.
n. Y. Thsnas u ssAssassiss bssi-
- 4 Canon Ctsv today.
a. y. Dtckson q shs Glsnwood
Post. ~ II ths oity Sunday.
Nv. 81. Harvey has returned
from nonsh's stay IN Utah.
P. 3. Harpsi rssurnsd this
nornsss y bis mines near Wills
Grove.
n. wadd, Tanner and wife came
sp from Trinidad yesterday 10 spsnd
: few days here.
William Dunsmuir and family
spsnt yssteraay In Portland with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. ". Nixon and Mildred
Davis sundaysd with friends and
relatives In Portland.
20. =. Smith came down from
Cripple Greek Saturday and remain.
Cd over Sunday with his family.
Nike Doyle and Miss France,
Warner were In Portland yesterday
spending the day with MI. and Mrs.
J. P. Edwards.
LEONARD rhompson. state evanae.
list for the Christian church who
prea ,hed here yesterday. left Ar noon
for his homo In Denver.
"A. l. HAdlsy went to Pueblo at
noon today to meet his wife who IL re.
tarnins from = two months stay IL
Nebraska. Mr.. Hadley will also buy
two car ;oads Of hay and potatoes in
Pueblo.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14
SPRINKLER PAINTED - Tt

SPRINKLER PAINTED - The
street sprinkler came out OF the paint
shop this morning look Ing like . new
dollar. Street Commissioner MaoAev
says that he will eco to It that here.
after when the dust IL blowing that
the street sprink ler 10 on duty.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14

Tickets for Esmeralda arc on sal
at ". L. Morris and Cos, 64.6
The daily tribune., 1906-05-14
Notice TO Taxpayers.

will continue TO be In room 40.
Blunt block Tuesday and Wednesday.
May IS and i6 to hear complaints and
adjust values.
W. Il. NORRIS,
es.85 County Assessor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
GILLIAN Files Contest Petition-Ncw
Aldermen Sworn In.

The city council met in special SOS.
sion last night In accordance with
provision Of the law and rc-orearilrd.
After the old council had been called
to order and adjourned the newly
elected members were sworn i'm as
follows First Ward. \ l.. Crucc:
Second Ward. j. II. shelton. Third
Ward j. n Pennington: Fourth
Ward, Frank Bcrryhul The new
members we're given certificates Of
election
Mayor Dick presented the petition
OF ". A. Gillian formerly councilman
from the fourth. con',stipg the clyc
tlon of Frank Bcrryhill who WAS de-.
cldrcl elected in the Fourth ward
The council was appointed % commit
to- as % whole to review the contest
and Thursday April i2th. set as thc
day for the hearing
70 viii bc remembered that In the
Fourth Ward. Brrryhin defeated Gn.
l1am by i1r narrow margin Of two
votes
An amcnLt ut to tbr u,W t.'D
phone franchise was placed upon its
anal p1ehac aud lost Tho substance
az 90, amendment, after rrrulauue
the charges for telephones. was tha.
the q iDphouo company operating uu
ler th" power of said franchise shall
at all times be- allowed to charge such
rates as will admit Of " making per
cont not upon tho investment only
two voted in favor of the proposed
amendment
The report OF chief Slaughter an.
nounciug the annual election OF the
fire department WAS received and or
dCrcd iiod The new officers elected
were as follows: Chief l.. c. slaugh.
ter: Assistant Chief. Bert Parker.
Foreman. Buck Garrett. Secretary.
John McClendon and Treasurer. l.. G.
Slaughter.
The election OF a city clerk for the
ensuing year resulted In the unani.
nous selection OF the present incum-
bent. G. H. Bruce II may be said In
passing that city Clerk Bruce has
made an efficient officer ani nc IS
held in high esteem by the council
After dlsposing Of few minor MAJ.
tors tho council adjourned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
The SUMMER cnAurAueuA.
Program ss Selected by Commercial
Club Committee.

Members of the summer chautau
qua committee. rpryonting the
Commercial club. held meeting Sat
urday with W H. As and Pref r.
4 Downing managers OF thc proposed
chautauquo to outline plan Of action
and decide upon the talent
After the meeting Prof Chas.
Evans. chjrman e 'hc comrittec,
said
The week chosen is the last tn
juno This is th last NenE of the
! Teachers formal 10 De hcld IN this
city, thus permitting ,,cO teacher
attending 10 sccme this ruo treat
The talent chosen will be- discussed
by Mr. Aver and vIll ucoG from us
therefore no introluctlol hut l"t
us say The lomc. tn school the
church. The Young. the oll the lovers
of music 4 hunor ujl ad close
consideration IN our choicc
We beg every oun Interested ip the
Intellectual and moral "rcOlh of Ard
more. to iom the Comworrioi club
iu curing for tho city his grca,
feast oft On mind
rnr Program
sunday Afternoon. June %
.Worlds Bid for q Man." Geo %
Stewart.
MonIay Night. 'une 25
Wireless T3craphy, Liquid Air.
R1dlum. Demonstrations Prof W H
Parry
tuesday Afternoon Jure 20
oaks Male Quartotte.
Fairy anis of Sci'ncr. Prr W
y Patty.
-uesda, h,sr'.
oaks Males QudrJetto
Interpretation 'rrcty Sinar OF 10
sia" Ethel Marie Surface
Wednesday Nige'
Oaks Mate Quartctte.
vitagrapi.
Thursday kuL;
Home !ifc In Dixie. rrring tho
War" Dr = 4. steel.
Friday Afternoon
Success. DR. $. \. St"I
Music i,,rty.
Friday NioiL
! Music Party
"Chario's of rirr ." Albeit Bush
nell
Saturday Afternoon
kcilog Singing Party
Saturday Night.
. Music
! Dr. Turner
Eternal Cig; illustrated.
Sunday.
Dr Gunshoulus,
CHARLES EVANS.
CllAS. G. WljlfH.
\. W DURHAM.
H. J.. SANDERS
SIDNEY SUGSS.
Commercial Club Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Attention W. {. 7. U.

Ihc Womans ctrispian Temper.
anco Union will meet Wednesday af.
ternoon at o'clock In the First Pres.
byte.ian church. A full attendance is
desired. Let ali committees bring
their reports. Each MEMBER oear In
mind that you have the privilege OF
Inviting ono friend 10 meet Mrs.
Stevens AMI Miss Gordon at the re.
ception to be given them at the res.
idence CT Mrs. T. Il Pennington, Mon.
day afternoon. lpril i6.
MRS. s. s. CAHR.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
rhe Individual Numher,.

G o. r. Stewart. the opening mum.
bcr. Is a Platform Prince" Rev. H.
" Hunter. Central Presbyterian
church OF Buffalo. y. v. says: Geo.
Stewart is all right. IIc has SAN Jones
Wit and Tom Dlxpn's fire and fun"
Or. Gunsnlus. President of Armor
Institute. stands today as the creates,
lecturer ON N. American platform
Everyone knows him.
S. 4. steel on "Tiome Life in Dixie
During the War" tells most inter.
estlng story In a most humorous
way This lecture has been delivered
all over the United States with great
success.
DR.. Turner's Eternal CITY," was
considered the best lecture last year
at the Paris chautauqua.
Albert Bushnell has always been a
chautauqua fayorito
Ethel Marie Surfaces La Bonita
Hermana del jose" IL beautiful
story Of a pretty little girl OF old
Madrid, aud interpreted by Miss Sur,
face with all the fire and finish Of a
Maude Adams, reaches the hearts Of
all who hear her.
These and other lectures. together
with the Oaks Male Quartette, one
Of the best, and the Kcllog singing
party for four appearances and a
very fine yltagraph, will mako up a
program rich and interesting, a pro
gram deserving tho approval and
support Of the whole people of this
charming city,
Such a chautauqua Is n are treat
TO any community and should appeal
10 every reading and thinking person
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled BY the chiekasaw Ttle Ca
Abstractors


Morris Weiss TO Emil Weise. oss
fourth interest in lot q block lS3. Arvl-
more Consideration $3.50
benjamin Z. Smith to &. h. Cl--...
lots Z and \. block 3d. Ardmora rfp'
sidcration SO.
G. and G. Nations 10 Hcujaruu. e.
Smith. lots Z and S. biory a. 1rf
more Patent
Guy y Cobb ct ux TO \ g. Chayru1s.
parts of Sec g. Z :. RI " era,
sidcratioa $500.
Mary DrPoistcr It yir TO- s. ~
Voting and in Moore. parrclf o1
land in Sec e. y 5. Il T. CotH.su,
"ration $500
" W Finll"y 81 uN tp CeOru~
Pierce. ,ot -. block 90. rsyiz- Css,
sidoroiio1 $1,000
George 10 Pierce ~ uN to- Norr,Er-.
T. Hale. iot l2, block &c. Davis C,ss
idcraiiou Slo5o
David T. Flynt ot uV To- s. A. ftai
comb. lots I. and g. block tir grF
more Consideration S5tS3O
Bankers Trust Co tp Corussls
Dvv,r. tracts Of land Loo Secs. % atst'
-. r d $, II 4. Consideration F-x.
y VI lcwcry Jr. TO WcsJheluf- <
pnubc. part Of Sec. 10. r { Z. a. v,
Consideration $3.50
Uurl 3 Hicks TO William J. and Is1s-
= Lane. lot .. block 400. Arduscre.
l Cor. id.rtion $1,000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Are Initiating Oklahoma CITY.

Correspondence has been received
from many towns asking many quos.
tlons relative to the formation OF the
retail merchants credit bureau In this
city. % g. IS being recognized as a
great factor In Oklahoma Clty bust
ness. 4 letter from the Leader Print
Ing Company at vinita. |. T.. asks for
blanks and asked for the method OF
proceeding against advertising fakirs
Ardmore. Shawnee. Cordell and other
places have organized against indis
crimlnatc advertising.
During the past week tie retail
mems advertising committee turned
down three programs, one directory.
a bankers guide and n stcrcoptlcan
picture propositlon.- Oklahoma Tlmea
journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Among the visitors to tho c,ty ~.
day Is w L. Wilson Of NaHhyFIl,s
Tenn, who represents the Rob rasf
lor magazine. Mr. Wilson states TIN
he Is greatly impressed with Eris
more. lie Sill probably make IA es1j
with tho Ardmoro Commercial ca1n,a
whereby the town viii receive "a psrs1'---
mp in the next issue OF that marHsr=s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Ardmere Man Chosen Pastor.

Rcy Brad IIags Of this city advises
the Ardmorolte that he had very
successful meeting at Thackeryillo
sunday and that the mcmDe OF IN"
baptist church there have elected
Rev Selyidge Of Ardmore as pastor
OF the Baptist church at that place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Preparing 70 Build.

faNRRN IN ~ SA'Ns
The ChickasIw Telephone Co, has
been busy for some months preparing
plans for new up to date central
energy exchange fully equipped. now
switch board and telephones.
Patrons OF the cxchnngc will not
need 20 ring central. but only 10 take
down the receiver. \ new building
for the operators and offcos Will be
at once built The system WA be
in working condition for the fall bus
lneks
This will cost mauy thousands oI
dollars but IL will help TO make q
greater Ardmore and shows the conn
dence OF home company in our city
Every effort will be made TO fur
nish satisfactory service and no eX
pense spared 10 perfect the system
stated President Potterf yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

DR. ". L. Hough OF Morrtstown,
Ohio, n well known dentist OF that
city. arrived in the city this morning
and will locate here DR.. Hough was
attracted to tho city through the cf.
forts OF he Ardmore Commercial club
and other parties. He has purchased
the equipment that formerly belong.
cd TO Dr. Wilson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Our Hath and Daisy Thermowcrsr-~
are guaranteed accurate. GooS ffs-r-
irst for such goods. Fine Bsers',.-
uent and prices are right.
r. j RAMSEY, DrJrgasx
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Spring underwear, all new.
ARDMORE DRY GOODS co.

W. VI. Kendall. the son of W. C.
Kendall occupied the pulpit Sunday
morning and evening at the Broad
way Methodist church and preached
to large audiences. Rev. Kendall Is
a fluent talker and his sermons
were greatly enjoyed and appreciated
by everyone present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Those who want the best perfumes
made will find here the choicest odors
OF foreign and American production.
Buy your Easter perfumes here.
+. J. RAMSEY Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

\ four year old lilly. sired by E.E.
crtinc, record 1921, owned by WCIs
brothers Of this city. sold at IndEzrFz
polls. Ind. last week for $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Committed Svie de.

Ardmoro. |. T.,--Tha; Lig greon n'
that few against lhoss good screen
doors at
9tf T. X K;ARSEY'S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

When W. 1. Davis does your
screen window aud screen door work
II is done right and at reasonable
price. Phone 53i. So .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Just received at THIS Office. Esr-
thousand coupon books. So. $40 INT
500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

ID. c. Harrington, travelling passen'
ger agent OF the Frisco, left for Ard
more today.-Timcs-Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

"Kobo" Corscts. New models. Max,
your dress ht better.
ARDMoRE DRY GOODS co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

FOR SALE--Or will trade for Ard
more property, two very desirable
city lots In Weatherford, Tex, one
half mile west Of court house, on
fashionable street. w s. Smith
Realty Co. 100
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Or. J. W. Bowles will give the clos
ing number of the Lyccum course at
Methodist church Friday night.