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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-01-11

A woman is more likely to but
tonhole a man than to keep his
button sewed on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Norfolk Society,".

Valley U'h<a were accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Freeman and Miss Alexinn
Whittle, who will be their guests
Mrs. George Warren, OF Richmond. Is
the guest Of Mrs. George McG. Gooqrldge,
in Client. 'R5 fef
Mrs Pegraln and Miss, Lille Pegram. OF
Richmond. are spending n few weeks at
tho Princess Anne Hotel. at Virginia
Beach.
Miss D,npsle Smith and Miss May
Mcguire have returned home from visit
to friends In New York. *
Mrs r. L. Hubbard, who has been
visiting friends in Richmond. has re-
turned home.
Miss Bessie Merritt left to-day to visit
friends In Richmond
Mrs Robert ", shultice gave tea
Tuesday afternoon at their tcottage at wli-
loughby beach, In honor OF MRS. Arthur
iComstock, Of Boston, and Miss Grace
Street, OF Bel Air. ND: The hours were
from $3.50 to 1880 and Mrs. shultrice re-
scelved her guests assisted by Mrs. Com
stick and Miss. Street. while those ASSIST
Ing In serving werasMrs, William A,
Barr, Miss Lydia Tuller,f Of Columbia;
Miss Elizabeth Terry, Of Il Bent Noun
tain; Miss Mary Paul Mast, Miss Nan
Freeman. Miss Margaret Old and Miss
Janette Barr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
BRISTOL SOCIETY
(specIal 10 The rimes-Dispat

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
BRISTOL, VA, May 1s.-Professor ].
i j. Delaney. who went from Bristol to
Texas last fall to accept chair in the
faculty OF Carlisle .1il!tn-y Academy.
Is to be married to handsome Texas
young lady. Miss Stella Vineyard. on
wednesday. June 9Th. Professor Dulaney
met Miss Vineyard soon after going to
Texas. and a courtahip was the result,
Mr.. ". H. Delaney and Mr.. Frank IL
Delaney, Bristol brothers OF Pyofssaor
Delaney, will go to Texas to attend the
wedding.
At the TIarmeling Theater on Tuesday
night there was given a "kirmlss" for
the benefit Of dependent ex-Confederate
veterans of Bristol snd surrounding coun-
try. The theater was almost filled with
people, on this occasion. The program
was richly enjoyed >0re hundred and
nftv girls and boys participated. and In
brilliant costumes carried out some fas-
cinating drills and dancer. It was an in
spring scene to one who contemplated
Its significance to see so many pretty
little girls and hrght-faced boys display
Ing their talents not alone for the en-
1oyment OF those who paid the price OF
admission. but for the benefit OF brave
men who endured the hardshtps OF q
great war and who are left without the
best comforts of lie In their declining
years. In tho bright-faced children who
occupied the stage in songs. drills and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Realized by Rich.
nlond People.

A little backache at first,
Daily increasing till the back Is lame
and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow:
Diabetes and finally Bright's disease
This Is the downward course Of kidney
Ills,
Don't take this course Follow the ad-
vice OF a Richmond citizen.
Mrs. G, II, Downs. OF 81 oath st., says;
II have been annoyed for some time with
dull pain in my back. II I took a
Flight cold 1t was aggravated These at
tacks were undoubtedly symptoms OF kid
ney complaint and they caused me much
trouble, Doan's'Kidney Pills were brought
to my notice and procured box at
Owens & Minor Drug Co., thinking that
they might do me some good, am, more
than pleased with the result. They quick
~ relieved mo and continuation entirely
removed the pain, aching and other
symptoms OF kidney trouble. ! will all
ways speak good word for Doans Kid
ney Pills" \,
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
!, agents for the United States. 4
Remember the same Doan's-and take
no other, tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

now at the Homestead are MIR. and Mrs.
]. Mccall, OF New York; Baron Won
Frege Weltze;ln, of Berlin; MY. and Mrs.
n. F. Moore. Of Chicago; Mrs. Emery, OF
New York. as
Philadelphia society is we'll represented
by Mrs. Thomas Hackett and Miss
Hackett. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Singer, and
Miss II. Singer, f
Among the Chicago colony are Mr.. and
Mrs. O. r. BabcocN, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Blaine, and Mr. and Mrs. p. Nj.
Skinner, and Mrs Fl. f. Chappell. 81
A special train arrived Tuesday morn
Ing from Atlanta with the officials Of
the Southern Insurance Company. They
nre holding three-day convention at
the clubhouse. X s.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry S, Pole have an,sS
nounced the engagement Of their daugh.i
ter Miss Florence May, to Mr.. William
Howard McClintlc the wedding to take
place in June. lis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
The Misses Alvey have their apartments

The Misses Alvey have their apartments
at the Red Rose Inn.
Senior Vera, Of the Mexican Legation
at Washington, was a recent guest at
Tho Inn"
Mr.. Philip Clippen is spending the
week In Richmond, the guest Of Mrs. Her
bert Gray
Tho Rt.-Rev, Bishop A. NJ. Randolph
will confirm class and preach at ALL
Saints Episcopal Church here the first
Sunday In June.
Miss sallie Macon Garland, who has
been spending some time In Southampton
county, w., will in few days return
to her home, "Northfield," for tho sum-
mer.
Mrs William Sands has returned to her
home. In Richmond, after spending VI
week with tho Misses Sands
Miss Florence Anderson. after spend
Ing some weeks with relatives hero, has
returned to her homo ii, Richmond. va
Dr.. Carter Weisigcr spont the past
weak In Ashland with his parents. f.5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
PEOPLE. IN CUMBERLAND E:
(special to The Times Dlspa tch

a Especial to me Ilmes- Dlspatch.)
f CUMBERLAND G. H., VA, May ia
With the advent Of May the spring and
summer visitors are arriving. the sweet
girl graduates are returning, and many
people from everywhere are coming and
going.
Misses Porter and Virginia Sands. Of
Richmond, arc spending tho month Of
May at the Red Rose Inn.
F, Mrs. Andrew j. .Gray, OF Mortified,
has returned from Richmond where she
went to attend the spring concerts.
Among the recent guests at Red Rose
Inn was Mrs, Helen Churchill candee,
Of New York. Mrs Candee Is the author
OF some very clever and Interesting hc-
tlon, ALSO some articles OF note In various
magazines.
Sd Misses Floyd and Lucille Alvey, Of
Richmond. are among the guests SPEND
Ing the month q May at cumberla land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
HOT SPRINGS, VA.
Especial to The Times-DispatchA

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
HOT SPRINGS. VA. May 1o.--The
social season Ia at Its height. and never
has Hot Springs witnessed gayer gath
erlng than what Is being daily registered
at the hotels,
Tho Zine Fleur' OF American society
W here enjoying the numberess dlvertlse-
ments offered them by this world med
resort.
Even nature seems to lend a friendly
hand; her beaming good humor intlu-
ences every one, while her clear blue sky,
welcome rays OF sunshine and fresh
beauty OF n newborn spring. inspires
us all with good will and happiness.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Colonel and Mrs. Coniey have opened
their beautiful cottage for the summer,
Mr., John .. Crimmns. Of New York,
was here for a few days last week.
Mr.. H. 7. Talinferro has succeeded Mr.,
s g, Tarlntosh AS treasurer FOR the con,
pany.
Mr.. N. n. Moore, of Chicago. gave a
dinner to few, OF his friends on Monday
evening
Mr. Carlyle and a party OF nine rode
to Fassifern Farm In a tally-ho Sun
day afternoon, An excellent supper
awaited their arrival
The tennis courts are we'll patronized
and during the morning and afternoon
concerts the lawns arc crowded With en-
thusiasts matching the players.
Reginald DeKoven. who has been here
for the last four weeks, left for New
York Tuesday night,
Prominent among the people OF society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Letter to John f. Koh|el,
Richmond, y


Dear Sir: County Commissioner = w
Fassett had his house, s22 W Sth street,
Erie, Pa. painted Devoe In August 1901. 5fss
In March 1909. he had three others to-
paint and thought our price too high,
Bought "just as good for one house,:
tho others he painted Devoe Said he'd
tlnd-out by experience. s
Guess he did, for he's used Deyoe sey-s
eral times SINGS: he's got the habit
The queer Of 1t is that people should
grudge the cost OF good paint. when tt.A
worth about 80 times the difference, NH
Good is cheap whatever the price:
and bad is dear at no price ut an; it
costs too much to ppt-on. IA
Deyoe ts n good paint; good paint ~
pevoe. There Is no other DeYoe, there
Is no other good paint.
Yours truly Sf * isSs;
l0s Y w rEyOE & co tn
r STARTS Hardware Co. sol. onrs
paint
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

dances, ana the gray.hnIred veterans,
with bent forms and feeble bodies, who
sat IN the audience, there was quito EVIL.
dent the contrast Of gay youth and the
inflrtnitles OF age, the one representing
the jesplendent morning anu the other
the approaching night OF d finished
day
Miss Ella Miller, OF snltyllle, Va, wap
visitor IN Bristol tlls week.
Mrs. L. II. ReAiiine and Miss Mary
Slack attended commencement at Wash
ington College this week.
Mr.. Paul w. Flack wds here from
philadelphia this week. Mr.. FlncK
formerly resided here and was president
OF the Holston club.
Judge and Mrs. T. NJ. Anderson, WHO
formerly resided IN Brlstol, were here
for snort While this week, ana went
from Bristol to Tato Spring, where they
VIII spend several weeks.
Miss Ella Burrow, who was called to
Bristol this week Oh account OF tire
illness Of her little brother, has re-
turned to johnson City, her brother hay.
Ing Improved.
Mr. John A. nrahoney spent this week
In New York City,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Hogan, OF Knox.
vile, vera guests this week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Harmon, on Pennsylvania
Avenue.
Judge Hugh G. Kyle, OF Rogersvlls
spent n day or two III Bristol this week,
and held court for Chancellor Haynes,
disposing OF some cases In which Judge
Haynes was incompetent by reason OF
his former connection with cases in the
capacity OF an attorney.
Mr.. W. II. Barrett and family, who
have been residing In Bristol for
year, will 60 to Knoxville to reside
about June LIST. Mr.. Barrett has re-.
signed his position here to accept one In
Knoxville.
Mr.. Charles. B. Gooddykoontz OF Blue
field, having accepted position in BrIs.
toll, and Mrs. Gooddykoontz have come
to Bristol to live. Mrs Gooduykoontz
Is a daughter OF former Congressman,
Judge William F. Rhea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
(speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)


NORFOLK, VA. May 19.-Mrs. Charles
Grandy entertained Tuesday afternoon.
at her home, OH Freemason Street, In
honor Of her sister, Miss Dckrnan, OF
Cleveland, o. Mrs. Grandy. Mrs, Nell
and Miss Dlcl1man received those who
called, while those who saw to their
welfare In the dinng-room We're Mrs
Hugh Whitehead. Mrs. II. G, Taylor, Jr.,
Mrs. r. IS. Garrett. Jr., Mrs Cornelius
Dewitt, Mrs. r. r. Kennon, Mrs. George
Roper, Mrs. George Seldom, Mrs. A, A..
l3ilisoly, Mrs. Benjamin Baker, Miss EVE
Randolph, Miss Mary Grandy. The
punch bowl was presided over by Mrs.
John C. Quimby.
Miss Elizabeth Martin gave tea on
Monday afternoon at her home. on Boush
Street, In honor Of Aliss Elizabeth Terry,
or Bent Mountain. and the Misses Far-
rihgton.r Those assisting In serving Miss
Martins guests were Miss Urith. Greene,
Miss Maria Tucker. Miss Mary Paul Masi
Miss y Ionor djtchellt and Misses Ida
and Marion Marlin I NJ. sIa,
Mrs, r. Randolph Hicks, entertained
few friends ut cards Tuesday after
noon at her homo OH Boush Street, In
honor OF her mother. Mrs. Ker, OF Ball
timore. seyen-hand euchre was played,
ana the llrst prize, case, was, awarded
to- Mrs. Charles Eldrdge, while the
hooby,, a needle book, was given to Mrs.
Henry IT, Little The consolation, a
picture. was drawn by Mrs, r, a. Dohe.
Mrs Thomas. of Mobile, Ala. Is the
guest Of Mrs. Floyd Hughes, Of York
Street
!. Mr. and & Mrs. william BYRD Page, of
Denver Col, who have been the guests
Sof CAPTAIN and Mrs. William Whittle,
on Freemason Street, have returned 10
their summer home In the Green Spring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
NOTHING CERTAIN.
A Turtle Illustrates That Things
Are Seldom What They Seem.

Especial to The Times. Dlspatct,3s 4.
5BpYDTON, VA. May 1s,-Ben Moseley.
a carpenter, living near town, tells OF "a
remarkable experience he had withsa
turtle he caught few. days since, Eie
says after catching tho turtle he stuck
his knife through its neck, He then
tied 1t by the tail to post and left
to go to the spring On his return tho
turtle with his knife had made off and lie
has hunted in vain for the turtle nnd
knife. MoseleyS says he had expected 10
have had q nice dish OF trutle stew, bill
nothing In this lie Is certain. Mr.. HUM
friokhouse. the hardware merchant OF
town. was trying this morning to sell
Moseley knife, but he steadfastly re-
fused to buy, saying he was still look
!ns ~ ~ turtle and knife,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
PEOPLE I'M AUGUSTA
especial to Tho Times-Dispatch

n tfoEJHCFuI tU'I ITO 1IFl1US-I7lSPHtCIIJ I-
sTuART's DRAFT. va. May ls,-Alr,
and Mrs. j. ]. Skinner. OF Long Dale,
Va, are at Hotel Dodge. Mr.. Skinner
is tho efficient manager OF tho Canada
Mines, situated near here.
& pr, liable, OF PHILADELPHIA, Is visiting
his nephew. Rev. s. It. liable,
Mr. and Mrs. j, 3, Goodwin. OF Vel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

linston. lSans., after visiting Or. and
Mrs Wy Dodge, returned by Wishing
ton City. where they would stay few
days sightseeing,
DR.. Charles sticlly's mother and sister
visited him recently.
Miss Mamie Cav and Mrs James M,
f. Hall are visiting relatives and friends
In Richmond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
Wood Merchants Fraud.

when you buy load of wood think
ing you are getting your moneys
worth, don't be too sure, for under
meath this good firm wood which dec
crates the top of the pile in the wag-
on, may be few chunks of rotten
wood cobs and chips to the extent to
I'LL up about a third of the wagon for
such was the case when one citizen
of the town bought wood yesterday,
As luck was with him he crawled on
the wagon and rode to his house with
the wood hauler, with the result when
the wood was thrown off the fraud
was discovered. OF course such is
not the case in every instance. 1t is
needless to say that the load of wood
when seen in it's true light was not
accepted by the would-be buyer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
Democratic Call.

The following petition was In circu-
lation Yesterday by the young Democ,
racy Of the city:
we, the following young Demo-
Gratis of Ardmore, hereby petition and
urge w A. Ledbetter. president of
the Ardmore Democratic Club, to
call a meeting of said club at as early
a date as practicable for the purpose
of transacting business of vital inter
est to the Democracy of the Southern
district"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
THE FRISCO EXTENSION.
viii Materially Benefit This City.
Officials Will be Here Tomorrow.

"l'' "dAclldlly pSnSUt lUls wy
Officials Will be Here Tomorrow
Prominent officials of the Frisco, in
cluding President Davidson, are
scheduled to arrive by special train to-
morrow evening. To the visit of these
officials may be attached special sig
niicance as it Is reported that they
will take up the matter of the eXten-
sion of the line while in the city. The
official announcement having been
made that the Frisco contemplated the
early construction of the line to Wich-
tia Falls there was great deal of dis
cussion of the matter In this city yes
terday II was the consensus of the
people that the line would be of great
advantage to the city.
c. d. Carter declared that the build
ing of the road meant an increase of
trade for the city and the rapid de-
velopment of the country west of
here. He said that efforts should be
made to have the town made a divis-
ion point. "The more railroads the
better for Ardmore," he said "and
am glad to see the Frisco extend west
ward"
r. J. williams stated that with the
building of the line 1t meant more
cotton concentration for Ardmore and
he thinks that the line will benefit the
iobbing interests.
There were a number of favorable
expressions concerning the construc-
ton of the line II was maintained
that Ardmore needed a western out
let and that the city would be the
beneficiary. THE more railroads the
more business" said a merchant who
is familiar with conditions in this
| city.
There was much rejoicing amor3
persons who own land west of the
city, and who have held it for some
time in anticipation of the extension
of the road. II was stated that .he
line would increase the value of this
property.
Many who were seed by the report
| er gave It as their opinion that the
building of the road would he of bcn
eft to Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
Strictly a Cash Proposltlon.

For the benefit Of some, who seem
to think and even say that it does not
cost anything to run a newspaper, the
Ardmoreite paid out in spot cash to
labor alone for the year, ending Dec
81, 1905, $1lS79.OS. This money was
paid regularly every Saturday even
ing. In addition to the above. house
rent, lights, power, insurance, etc,
raised this amount to SIG, ,491.07. All
of this money is spent in Ardmore
with the merchant, the doctor, the
dentist, the blacksmith, the school
teacher, the mechanic, etc. There is
in addition to an average of $3.50 per
annum, which is paid in donations to
charity and benevolent societies, road
and bridge building, cotton premiums
etc.
The above will give you some idea
of the expense of running a newspa
per.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
Coming Next Week."

Last night another fair-sized audi
ence braved the mud and were well
entertained by one of the best plays
ever seen in Muskogee at popu(a'
prices. The Angell's are establishing a
name here for themselves and upto-
date have given our theater goers
the best and most satisfactory per
formances ever given here.-Muskogee
News.
At Robson opera house all next
week. 49,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
JUDGE GEORGE WALKER.
A Gentleman With Fine Record is
the New Attorney.

the New Attorney
The nomination Of Judge Geo. Walk.
er for district attorney was sent 90
the senate on last Friday and il is eX-
pected that he will be confirmed to-
morrow. There is not the slightest
doubt of confirmation. Nothing re-
fecting on the integrity of Judge
Walker has manifested itself A man
from South McAlester who was in the
city yesterday stated that the appoint
ment should be hailed with satlsfac-
ton by the people Of the distric as
Judge Walker Is a splendid attorney
and an elegant gentleman. He has
been making his home in Chicago and
was a former resident Of Ohio. For
some time he has represented a trac-
ton company In the capacity of at
torney Judge Walker, he said, "is
not a politician nor has he been ac-
tive in politics in days gone by. He
is a man Of fine integrity whose name
is synonymous with business honor
and honesty. lie is liberal minded
and the people will soon lind that he
is square in all his dealings and a
warm hearted man"
Such was the tribute paid Judge
! Walker by a person who has had bus
mess dealings with him in the past.
But the new district attorney will
find that his path will not be strewn
with roses. O1ice holders are aware OF
this.
The burdens of the Office make OF
fetal life not altogethe" pleasant Poll
ticians are disposed to distrihJta
without mental reservation a liberal
amount of carpet tacks for the mll
in office. Judge Walker will have
many upleasant things to contend
with. It has often been said and per
haps truthfully that the man in whose
veins flow warm blood, becomes frigid
and stone-hearted in the capacity of
district attorney
Judge Walker will probably reach
! Ardmore next week to familiarize
himself with the duties of the position.
II cannot be told whether or not ho
will retain any of the present assis =
ants nor could it be learned whether
any of the present incumbents would
be applicants aga'G. 1t may he that
the AK will fall and that the gho'
will walk. Tine alone will tell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
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u. c. Pottcrf made a trip to Ayles.
worth recently.
Jerry Washington is in the city on
business.
Prof. G. p selvidge went to Whites.
bcro this evening.
r. NJ. vaught is in the city from
Comanche on business.
James Dupree of Wynnewood was
in Ardmore yesterday.
c. NJ. Johnson is back from a trip
to the Choctaw Nation.
U. T. Rexroat is at home from
business trip to Galveston.
c. w. Baumbach went south on the
Santa Fe yesterday on business.
Homer Boyd was a business visitor
in the city of Dallas yesterday.
Misses Allie Palmer and Lucy
Lathrop are visiting in Sulphur.
Elmer McGlasson of Gainesville, a
cotton man. was here yesterday
Drew Dodson and Lee Suggs were
in the city yesterday from Berwyn.
DR.. LeMay, wife and daughter,
have returned from South McAlester
L. Killian. a student of Selvid
Business College went to Madill yes.
terday.
r. NJ. Duncan was a business Wis.
itor to Ardmore Yesterday from Okla
homa City
G. w. Dalber of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
is here the guest of HIS brother-in.
law, p c. Dings
w. NJ. Butt of Davis was in the city
yesterday visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. j. Z. Cruce.
Mrs. Ed Ringer and daughter de.
parted Friday morning for St Louis
to join Mr.. Ringer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Pride have re.
turned after spending several days
with friends in Texas.
p. b. Butler of Fox was here yes.
terday. He has just recently return
ed from Roswell, n. NJ
Mrs James Jones and six children
have arrived here from Kentucky to
make Ardmore their future home.
Miss Mamie Nisbett who has been
visiting friends m Gainesville for the
past two weeks, arrived home last
evening.
p c. Dings is back from a visit to
Mobile. Memphis, New Orleans and
other points where he has been on
business.
Rev. c. c. Weith has returned from
his mission to New York and will fill
his pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church today as usual.
Chas. Fiill, Miss Lula Crotzer, Bot
and Roy Crotzer and Miss Annie At
kins have returned from TENNESSEE
wnere they have been visiting.
! DR.. Bethke of Marshalltown. Iowa
was here yesterday looking for 10
cation and may decide to locate fl
Ardmore permanently. He is wei
pleased with his visit here.
J. B. Smart is in the city on bust
ness. Mr.. Smart, formerly of thi
place, is now travelling over Texas
He will spend several days here will
cid friends. Mrs. Smart has been il
the city about week.
DR.. ]. +. Booth has moved TO Dun
wood and will practice his professicl
there. Dr. Booth is a studious youn
physician and has been very success
full in his practice. He is son q
DR.. T. S. Booth of this city.
Little Miss Alice Kahn, who ha
been in the city for several days tn
guest of Mrs Joe Weiss and Mrs. n
Goldman, left Friday afternoon fo
her home at Rolf accompanied b
Mrs. Goldman who will remain ther
some time.
|. w. A. Wilson of Russell Spring
Ky, is among the prospectors in tn
city. He is former friend of U.
ReXroat.
II. A. Jones of the r. A. Jones Flu
niture company, left last night fC
Chicago and other Eastern market
to purchase a stock of goods for n
company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
Hiah Grade Groceries.

Heinz's bulk preserves of all kinds
Heinz's Apple Butter.
Heinz's dill pickles.
Heinz's sweet mixed pickles.
Heinz's spiced pickles.
H-O buckwheat and pancake floul
and country sorghum at
j. A. SKIPWORTH'S,
21.3 Phone 60.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-21
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THE CHURCHES. =
Y + 1. !. + I. + + + + !. + T. !.
Catholic Church.

rhe hour of Holy Mass on the third
aday of the month hereafter will
as on other Sundays. This Sun
, Holy Mass will be read in
Catholic church at 10 o'clock.
JAS. J. WALLRAPP, Pastor.