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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
For Sale or Trade

A block Of residence property in
southwest Ardmore, three blocks so tn
of the Chickasaw Land Office. and a.
Joining what is known as the Philils
block; it consists of a plat of ground
lSS By 3ls feet, that can casily be
arranged in from six to eight lots. The
houses now on the block consist Of
two Groom, one 4-room, one broom and
one Groom house
All these houses are supplied win
city water and other modern convc.
nlenccs and are now (whilc at a low
rentaD bringing in fifty.five dollars per
month. This property will be sold 10"
cash, or | will trade for Oklahoma CITY
or for farm lands, improved
or unimproyed, in any part of either
territories, providing the title to same
is unquestionable.
See me on the street or in the Ran.
dol building at an early date, as my
time will be spent exclusively. for the
next thirty days, or whatever portion
of this time il requires, In disposing
of this property.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18

Estimated Receipts Tomorrow.
Houston $4,000 to 10000 against ~.
AS last year.
New orleans $500 to 1000 against
1912 last year
Galveston 1900 o 10000 AGAINST 2o,-
iij last year.
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Continued Sale.
******"******a**~4

owing to our unprecedented success
during last week the stove exhibit
will be continued this week. Save
money by buying your heating stoves
during this sale.
lOtl T. X. KEARNEY.
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DR.. ]. W. Nc Gets.

our prices are the lowest on plumb
ing and YOU don't have To have It
done again.
ar HOLMAN & BEST.
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WANTED-Boy with pony to deliver
Ardmorcite. Apply J. G. Sprekelmey-
er, at Ardmoreite office.
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w Ant COL U NJ N
THREE LINES, THREE TIMES, THREE DIMES
WANTED.

WANTED-A girl to do housework for
family of two. Apply Ardmore Loan
& Trust Co. 1Stt
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WANTED-Agents, male or female,
make bis money selling our goods.
Write for catalogue. If you want
to buy for your own use, our prices
will astonish you United Mfrs
Mail order Co., 127 Front street,
New York City. 1874
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Ssn want 20 figure on every tia and
ahsrI mo,al job in the city, great or
aasss Dickernsa { Co ltSt
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WANTED-Room and board, or two
furnished rooms for light housekeep.
ing, by man and wife. Address W.
VI b., Care of Ardmoreite. 1872
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Meet me at rhe Brunswick.
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Live Stock.

Hogs-MiXed Clio to Geo. good 6.3C
to $50; rough $50 to els; light 6.2I
to 6.35.
Cattle slow. ten cents lower.
sheep steady
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port Receipts.
estImatea ReeeIp.s TomorroN

5Ilo2 against 1926 last year
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For magazines, periodicals and daily
papers, 80 to The brunswick 9etf
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Townsend, judge of said court, and
the seal thereof, this 1TtA day of Sep,
tember, 1906,
(SeaD c, NJ .CAMBBELL, Clerk.
BY w. S. CROCKETT, Deputy.
Cruce, Cruce 6 Bleakmore, attorneys
S. II. Butler Attorney for nonresident.
First published September Il, 1925
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Tone in a Piano

- another requisite Indeed
-'sose" is paramount TO all else.
A.6er tone comes quality,
NOrsmanship, style and price.
-Sii are essential and combined
& such way with pianos sold
Acre Bat buyers can't complain
c'ut are bound to admire. Before
1S Yang see us,
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Ueot me at ne Brunswick. 8et
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Looking Down

s4l O pianos keyboard, the train.
I'D eye notes at u glance if it is
FIRES OF action or not.
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WANTED-Albert Sidney Lee, pub
lie stenographer and accountant.
viii keep books for doctors, small
merchants, etc, whose business
does not require all of a bookkeep-
er's time. Writing visiting cards a
specially. Office with Guy II. Sigler.
lawyer DoakRobinson Bldg. 14.3
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WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade You can practically earn your
tuition, tools and board before com
pleting. Short time required. We
prepare you for positions $l2 to $50
weekly. Positions or locations wait.
ing. Catalogue mailed free. Moler
Barber College, Kansas City, Mo15-6
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Liverpool Futures.
Spots.

Tone quiet and steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
CURB MARKET TRADING.

The market for outside securities was unusually
active for a Saturday. The opening was excited
and IN some issues trading began fully ten minutes
before the usual hour for opening the market
Numerous buying orders werS In evidence is Nivis-
sing Rd Furnace Creek. the execution OF which
carried prices for those stocks 20 the highest az
which they have ever sold Pronounced strength
was also exhibited other quarters OF the market
and especially IN Butte Coalition. which Ia
moderate transactions. Is the lOwer-priced eoppers
tradingw as comparatively quiet. but prices held
firm. A notable feature OF this group was DOmln-
ion Copper ew stock. which established a new high
record In the sPecialties Manhattan Transit was
the OvershadOwing feature both regards activity
and strength Havana Tobacco gained poist and
International Salt rose fraction. 1 the bo-d de-
partment trading more active than for several
days and prices ruled strong.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
ADVENTURES IN THE ALPS.
Rescued Tourists Thrilling Experience on
the Weisshorn.

lieutenant Erler one az The three tourists no
were discovered IN distress by a parry Of guides
the Weisshorn recently. and who the only
injured. has arrived IN ZerInstt. He has Fus-
ssined fracture o: the thigh. but other serl-
injury.
DT Zeller. another member % the party. who Is
q Berliner as arc both his companions, e a celeb
rftv in the Alpine world. He made the following
statement: We aEcended the Schalligrat as far
q = the Grand Gen6arne. Night descended. ana the
ascent diffcult. Lieutenant LaQuiante and /
tied ourselves 20 the rock. while Erler proceeded
90 climb the G-ndsrme- Suddenly he lost his
hold ana fell a distance Of 10 feet We thought
him dead. but were astcnished 20 find that he had
only broken leg sn6 had no internal injuries We
perched ourselves on lodges of the rock and gave
frler some tea. which we had left. 70 drink. We
then had nothing more than little chocolate We
got no s>ep during the night On the following
Day sighted a party ascending The weisshorn
could hope 70 be rescued the next day That
storm broke the mountain. The rescue party
had arrived suflciently near Cor US % hear them
shout The storm Is too strong. We advance
no further They then turned back The third
night was even longuT and moro rigorous than the
Others. Happily stin had a little water,
secured during the day. and this sustained on
ths fourth morning the rescue party arrived COM
paratively early. In was. indeed. not moment
TOO soon. We could not have endured another
night. Lieutenant LRQUiante and I descended with
two guides while the other carried friend
The descent must have been very per1lOus Cor
them and terrible for the injured man. We went
On ahead could be OF assistance IN the
transport London Globe.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
HEBREW COMMERCE.

An Italian student, EignOr Federd, IN the EloTen-
ens review. Religious Studies" has devoted good
csel OF research 70 the question OF commerce among
The ancient Hebrews The subject is ezhRustively
cealt with. the history of the Jews being surveyed
20 the earliest times. The gradual discovery OF
centres OF production and distribution a. traced.
sno the corresponding development of the small
trade between the Ph0uiciRua and Judea into eN-
felsive oversee commerce. II was only after their
entry into Palestine that the Jews learned tie use
OF money. though n had long heen known IA Egypt
sno Babylon. Incidentally, lt IS pointed out that
cLhfs'ng hab!ts Induced by commerce and contact
, ia otef nations has close relation tho sta-
GiC5e-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston-1Oc discount
ChicaGo-5c premium. Charleston-Buying SOC dis
count: selling. 1-10c premium. Savannah-Buying
09c discount; selling, 75c premium. St I.ouis-2oc
discount. San FTancisco-Sght. &c premium; tele-
graphic &c premium. New Orlcans-CommerciaI
81 discount: bank. soc discount net. Cincinnati
loC premium.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 677sc Mexican
silver dollars. 522c Bar silver in London closed az
81 lid
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 11.1O; Lisbon. 80.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 1881.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaH money IN
London 383la per cent. Open market discount rate
Tor short bills. per cent; long bills. per cent
Berlin discount rate. 4l5 per cent. Berlin exchange
on London, 20 marks. Az pfennigs Paris discount
rate 29-l6 per cent. Paris exchange on London. 25
francs 1871 centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES British cOnsols for
money. S69; for the account. S6a.. French rentes.
81 francs 32I5 centimes
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET Money or call per ,s,,
Time money -aa quoted ut casia per cent f,r
periods of ninety days 60 four months ana sgsi.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 16 1906
IRREGULARITY In STOCKS.
READING and BALTIMORE & ONO ACTITE STRONG
FIXTURES.
Fooing Publication of Bank SaementReserue
Restored but Cash Gain Less than Expected.

per cent for six months Commercial paper
quoted ~ SI6ie per cent for the best names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--NIark closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tho following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with Fri
days:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
,soN SITUATION

Rogers. Brown S Co. say .ses' !.
The monthly report on g,'SSsssssIat i1sssat .s'i .
the solid foundation for tne A. oufpGi
fcr FOUNDRY iron. Decrease ~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
London New York New York

London. Sept 10. p. m.-The market for Amer
ca securities was quiet and firm. Last quotation
follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN Aua1'

TIE Department OF Comnsrcs anu - !, >
of statistics has issued the s'a'e'l -,.,.s
ports q domestic products from u'
in August. Tt is as follows: =
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
Dividend Notices.

OFFICE or THE
NEW YORK DOCK COMPANY.
New YORK September 18th. 1906.
fTuIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De
clare6 a dividsnd os TWO PER CENT the Pre-
stock Of the Company. payable october 18th 20
rtockhoders record the close business october
=. 1906 GDO. +. SPENCER. Treasurer.
RHODE ISLAND PERKINS HORSE sHOE co.
a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
one-quartrr CZD per cent and Extra Divf-
rend o. one-haf - ~ cent. have been de-
ssTed Preferred Stock OF this Company. both
payable October Is. 1906. stockholders Of
EDWARD ~. WHEELER.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Provfoence. r Z. September =. 1903
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
ERIE

,East ana west Of sal-n-'s 'l-s, ,ul -
The Eric Railroad Company IN. ysss
Salamanca comoined). reports W
June 30. ,so8 81
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

sUuite1 States deposits included. SlT6s44oo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the respec
tive dates:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Total sales for the week, ...... q 5a5 .S5
Total sales I'm preceding .......... . 3a2 SsS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

.Uni,ed States deposits Included s17ss44oO
The following shows the relation between tho
total reserve and the total deposits on the respec-
tive dates:
sept. ~ 90 Sep IA 'O5. Sept. L. 'O4
Specie SlTT 96f 501 S302 1-j S2II
Legal tenders 77541 500 76,54Ss00 Ts.3s2.6OO
Total $254 sos 800 s27s 5236lO S335 4,4
T TOtal
against deposits 2J1 81 go 27f OSS3OO 3o8 05f $50
Reserve ....... S353s 4o0 sass aO0 Sc 353. 100
PEI cent ~ reserve 253 254 2s2
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
The WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

Reserve on total deposits Increase SlO114s1 Reser
$50 limited States deposits included StI6st 800
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

soi.so9 Total saIss sor the day. enlisted.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18

CARACUL pILLOW MUFFs-hne
quality Kamholz's price $50; - .S0
ours............s...
CARACUL sETS-plllow shape mum;
long satin lined throw tie. q TX
Kamholzs price $3.50 ours.
tERMfNE MUFFs-Large pillow
shape, trimmed with ten gehulns
tails Kamhulz's price SOU .5U
THROW TIES OF SELECTED Err
NINE SKINS-trimmed with eight
convino Ermino tails; satin On nm
lined. Kamholzs price S35; ours -O'NS
hOLINsKY SABLE MUFFs--made
of ten full skins. Kamholz' d IN
price $50 ours. .........-.....
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18

GENUINE SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
NOVELTY finished VIII
slide Kamholzs price, Sl2,9O' II va
FINE BLACK LYNX pELEklNES,
trimmed with tails. kamholz's 5U
BITiE LYNX MUFFS-Emplre shape
finished with cord. kamholzs 6.y0
GENUINE BLUE LYNN S1Akf p
satin lined. Kamholz's price SO h.5O
PERSIAN PAW SETS Empire shape
Eemhoizie nrice. S16 so: ours. AOsOo
PERSIAN PAW SETS-lafge pillow
nun. satin lined throw tie. 1 q Oh
Kamholz's price S25; ours.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-19

facts leading up to his becoming in sane make a sad story. During the recent very heavy snows in the north . ern part of the territory White was found by the officers wandering in the vicinity of Goodwin. He was taken to the county jail at Prescott and fo- a week was treated with the hope that with the proper food and nourishment he would recover the use Of his mind. But his exposure to the elements was too much for him and he is today, all though not violent, entirely helpless His Authorizations are peculiar. He claims to be a mind reader. and be- lieves that the actions of himself and
Arizona republican., 1906-01-19

new townsite a good sized village ar an early date. Mir Ingalls, and oth . CTS, are doing some work on a group of claims not far from Wendendale known as the Long claims. They are to be worked for copper and as far as the work has progressed the indica- tions are favorable to a large sized property. A tunnel now in the hill on one of the claims for 8 feet will be run about 15O feet, when it is thought the vein will be encountered At any rate, owing to the fact that the tunnel crosscuts the claims it will serve the purpose of developing all of them. 4 small force of men is employed do- ing the work. Several very interesting views of the country were secured by MT. Ingalls, on his trip.
 AN ACCOUNT BALANcED-so time ago last November M Moreno was before Justice of the Peace Bur nett for an aggravated disturbance of the peace. He was fined $15, but he had only 8. He paid that in and said that he would be around with the rest as soon as he had earned it. Moth i ing more was seen of him until yes | terday when he was brought in for another case of peace disturbance. The court remembered the old unsettled ac-
 count and told Moreno that it was quite important that the accounts ot | the office should be closed at the end | of each year. He could not afford t. | carry accounts like that. The ter ritory had to have it's money, other
 wise it could not pay claims against it | A credit business could not be made
 a success unless all the parties to il
 were prompt in maintaining their cred | it. He accordingly put a fine of S2t | which meant twenty days in jai | against Moreno, twelve days for th'
 old account seven for the curren | transaction. Nineteen is an awkward l number on the books so the cour made it even by adding one more day
 CRAZED BY EXPOSURE-Undei | Sheriff NagIe of Yavapai county 1 Wednesday night brought to the cIty 1 and placed in the territorial asylum
 for the insane. Charles H. White. The l demented mans condition and tn,
Arizona republican., 1906-01-19
OF LOCAL IN INTEREST

BIG ORANGES = Three orang nges were brought to the board of trade room yesterday from the Messenger orchard on the Cave Creek road. one of them weighed twenty-one and a half ounces and the others each weigh over a pound
 M. & p. ELECTION-Vernon l.. Clark yesterday morning returned from Tucson where he had been for the pur- pose of attending the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Maricopa and Phoenix Railroad company. All of the old officers of the road were re- elected and Vernon l.. Clark, Ezra w. Thayer and Charles E. Walker named as Arizona directors of the company, the other members of the board re- siding in San Francisco. MT. Walker is a resident of Tucson.
 DEATH OF HARRY KAUFMAN Word was received yesterday after noon in the city of the death at Pres colt the day previous of Harry k. Kaufman, a former resident or this city, an attache of the s. F. P. and P. road in the freight office here. He was a young man 21 years of age and of such disposition that he quickly made friends and held them or ac- count or lllS manly cHdIdClti. A Aeilil CT, mother, brother and sister survive him. He was buried at Prescott yes terday afternoon.
 PROSPERITY AT PRESCOTT-Joe Roberts, one of the most prominent stockmen in the northern part of the territory and a former sheriff of Yavapai county, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and will remain here for several days. He will. during his stay, buy several cars of beef cat tie and two ears of hogs and a consid- erable quantity of hay. For this pur- pose he will visit Mesa and Tempe today and Glendale and Alhambra to- morrow. Prescott. according 10 MT Roberts. is enjoying a prosperous win ter and merchants of the mountain city anticipate increased activity 1T the districts surrounding with the ap' proach of more pleasant weather.
 SOCIAL IFFERENCES-An incl dent occurred about three weeks ag' at Lowell a suburb of Bisbee, in thf Wolverine boarding house, which f causing no end of trouble. The land lady, Mrs. F. Mclean, had trouble witf
Arizona republican., 1906-01-19

others with whom he comes in con tact are controlled by the planets Jupiter. Mars and Venus Al one tiza- he worked as a printer but for several years past he has been an enthusiastic student Of palmistry- Officer NaEls returned to Prescott yesterday after noon
Arizona republican., 1906-01-19

The man complained when -5iii- Due" came to call on the first of tae month, but when he found that nearly every item was fer DOncfrio's Crystal fixed Cactus Candy he realized that his satisfaction was greater than the bill.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-19
THE TOWN oE WENpENpALE-

W. IF. Elliott, of Yuma, who has jus, returned from off the line of the A. & C. railroad, where he had been for the purpose of surveying the tOwnsite for the town of Wendendale, left last evening for his home. Surveyor Gen. eral Ingalls,, who accompanied him
 says that the mining activity in that section will. without doubt, make the
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-20
LATE BASEBALL NEWS

Relative to a grapevine" special
purported 10 have been received by
a Cairo morning paper that the
whereabouts of President c. c. Cos
nell is not known, is untrue. Presi-
dent Gosnen is at home in Vincennes
and a telegram was received in Cairo
from him yesterday making inquiries
in regard to the sale of Asher to
Peoria by Cairo. Mr. Gosnell was in
Centralia, MattoOn and st. Louis at
tending to league business and his
whereabouts has been known all the
time, and this endeavor to shroud
his temporary absence with an air of
mystery, could have only one pur-
pose. which the reader can easily
discern. Cairo Bulletin.
Frank Brady in five games at
Evansville after the close of the Kit
ty last season made two hits His
average was $50. Lemon in the
Three Eye hit at .21s and led the
oatchers In fielding with "a record of
.991 in 16 games Holmes. of Clarks-
vile, 1903, and Savannah, 1905, is
now with the Cardinals. He fielded
at .969 and hit at .2O9 in "a games.
Harold NJ. Belts. of Cairo, 1902-03,
and Binghampton, New York State
league, led the left fielders with an
average of .964 and hit at .314 play
ing 1928 games. "Rube" DeGroff,
bought at the end of the season by
the Cardinals. only batted one point
better than Harold while he fefl three
points in fielding I'm the center gar
den. Joe -Schrall. OF Cairo, 1897,
fielded at .95s in the same league
with Belts out in left field while he
hit at 200. joe played in 11S
games. Little wernicke Of Padu-
cah ard Henderson in 21 games in
the y. Y. State league hit ait .257
snd felded at .904 in right field
Cairo Bulletin.
A pennant cannot be won by news
paper talk. and the wiser managers
are talking little They are saying
nothing and saving wood. You do
not hear a great deal from Cairo
nor from vincennes. Kolb, of VIM
cennes, and McCarty, of Cairo.
In looking over the Jacksonville,
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-20
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