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! ! of main canal construction Will
u 10 contract by May Is. A part
Low ready. AMERICAN FALLS
HAND POWER CO, Pocateiio,
or American Falls, Ida. Will
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FIVE-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN COT
tage; apply i39 So. 3rd East wlS59
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEN,
prop. 63 e lst So. 200 rooms: rates. 25c,
S5c and 50c.
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r. Urge UNFURNISHED ROOMS
TO IL It. high, close in. ADDRESS
3bune. "S''
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TWO UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
State st wN43
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

EAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING CO.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Sa Main; both
phones 1867. tlU'o
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AGENTS. COMPLETE. STORY OF THE
Great Earthquake Disaster" largest
and best book; best photographs; only
81 so; 50 per cent profit to agents. Credit
given, freight paid. outfit free. Send Sc
for postage. Cooper Co, 132 Lake St
ChicnGo. w22S9
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WANTED

Es, CLOTHING; ONE OR MORE
mis- for the little ones MADE
III by the San Francisco Garth
Esand To "a sth East, Phone, IND,
Hf. I24S-X, and they will be called
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n 4 IRIES
UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request. Phones 3299 S. l.. Matt.
e Mfg. Co. 15s w. lSt So 22i
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

S l., STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works. cold blast feather renovatlng:
work guaranteed, Cor Sth West and SO,
Temple. E-nyr Eynon, Propr Bell tel
9Gl9; Ind. lll0. wil
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

~>"~)"-(N>@>~-~~~-@~~~~~~~~
@. d. LOVETT. ALL MAKES RE-
paired. Foundry. A y. eth West; phone
23oi-Ks t65
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.llr PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE
Ic.ods, carpets. etc. entire house
y Is a specially Nebraska Furnl-
nr62 F 2nd So o2l45
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ELECTRO DERMAT0LOGIST

HAIR. MODES, BIRTHMARKS
freckles. red spots, all imperfections Of
the skin permanently removed by electric
needles. Miss Small. col Templeton bldg.
toss
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PERSONAL

AN OF 25 WOULD LIKE TO
about same age. object, mat
bdress y 81 Tribune. w23Sl
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EUREKA DON'T FORGET
:you at the Marble Slab shoe
!ors. l. Sam Locke, at the
,t6 md 7S Main st. sioeS
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshel, sales agent No. 221 Main St
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock. nl6S0
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! AN WANTS BOARD AND
tie In, private family. Address,
0iculars and terms. w SO, Trib-
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A STEADY POSITION OPEN AS STOCK
clerk; must be rapid and correct In fig
ures; bond and references required. Ad-
dress In your own handwriting to Y 90,
Tribune w2234
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CARPENTER AND JOINER

A. l. HAMLIN. REAR 25S So MAIN.
Ind. fone 142l residence, 2576 w342
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6-RM. MOD. HOUSE: MUST
I'D condition. east side preferred,
Houne t109S
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AGENTS-SAN FRANCISCO HORROR,
by Bishop Fallows and survivors, thrill
Ing stories. Photographic Illustrations; big
book. $l6O; terms. 50 per cent commission,
100 per cent profit; freight paid credit.
OUTFIT free; send s cents for postage,
Kuhlman Co. Atlas bldg. Chicago Wits
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SCALP TREATMENT

nIc Sloan of New York has opened
pariors at sos the Templeton, intro
Sucing the Harper method of shampoo,
ing, scientific scalp treatment and ssd
manicuring. UAsso
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DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION
ptectiVe services rendered by
experienced men. Phone Ind
Eest SO Temple st, room "a
IVY. jail w691
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OlD-ELECTRIC PIANO. STATE
Pnswcr Address salt Lake Sa,
6,lF.. Pocatello. Idaho WIZ
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MEDICINES BY MAIL

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Rubber goods a speciality. Write for In
formation. Golden Seal Medicine Co. H.
W. End So, Salt Lake City. w2A6
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EDO THE LARGEST PAWN
~ in Utah. naturally we can loan
largest amounts at tho lowest
diamonds, watches. jewelry,
/ guns, tools. trunks. bicycles,
ruments of all kinds, etc. Pri-
:, ,es and private entrance % E.
!, tlain entrance 80 e. lst So. cor,
y. w551
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jMENTS AND T0MBST0NES

SyOTR ORDER NOW FOR DEC
S day. r, Mckenzie, AZ State st.
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MADAME ALIESE PINK, CLAIRVOY-
ant, medium and card reading lis South
First West; now nt my new location
Telephone 3s44-k. nI5ss
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I'D. ALL KINDS SECOND
unlture, stoves. ranges, bicycles.
ld-hand Store. BIS So State.
.o w2149
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- PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
T5lgs, bottles. rubber, copper, etc.
Co, 63 E. Sth So; phone 229
z3o7
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{ARRIAGE LICENSES
FUNERAL NOTICE
STTNERAL DIRECTOR

" HALL, UNDERTAKER AND
faer. 90 s. w. Tenn. Phones lVis;
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 27 1906
WANTED-AGENTS

~o~~~~e~-~---c-o-o~--c. -c.--~-~-~-c~~>~~SC
AGENTS g, WANFED BIG earb6SSRs 6o2H
vast gallery OF pictures showing ruins,
etc, sl.5o; 80 per cent commission. freight
paid, credit given; OUTFIT free; send ~ cts
born street Chlcngo w259O
10000 AGENTS WANTED; ONLY AU-
thentic book OF San Francisco calamity,
highest commission; outfit free, Union
Book & Bible house. Denver, Colo. WITS
AGENTS WANTED-SELL SAN FRAN
cisco disaster: complete story OF earth
quake and fire. fully illustrated best and
largest book; best terms; credit given
ziegier & t5o CO.. Chicago. fna 1o' ''' '''' w217G
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OF 500 pages. with complete story OF hre,
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AGENTs-sAN, FRANCISCO HORROR,
by Bishop Fallows and survivors, thrill
ing stories, Photographic Illustrations big
book. $l6O; terms, so per cent commission,
iV per cent profit; freight paid erealt
Kuhlman Co. Atlas bldg. Chicago. Wits
ACTIVE MEN WANTED IN EACH
county to exhibit, demonstrate and ad-
vertise staple line, salary SIS weekly, $3
per day for expenses; no capital required,
honesty and sobriety more essential than
experience. National Co. 720 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia w2ls5
MAKE BIG MONEY FAST SELLING
the official story Of THE Destruction of
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Dozens OF photographs, Retail S150; $40
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Everybody interested. Outfit free Send
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THE COMPLETE STORY OF THE
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AGENTS. COMPLETE. STORY OF THE
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given, freight paid. OUTFIT free. Send Sc
for postage. Cooper Co, 132 Lake St
Cbico co w2239
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PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLORS a25
S. w Temple. Fone 1lt9-N. olG07
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LOST

LD WATCH. ELGIN MOVE
1Ihursday downtown. Return
1rien' dressmaking dept. lib
" w23s3
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, ,rPERIENCED IN GENERAL
-1ise line TO open store In new
y,lsfng mining camp; company
'sLnd protection. from $1,000 10
red: must be good man Ad-
: "A. Tribune w2lb0
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STORAGE OF FURS

ALL FURS LEFT WITH US FOR
cleaning or repairing Will be stored
for the summer months free OF charge.
R Stencil Fur. Co, T9 E. 3rd So, cor
State Ind, Tel $50. w192O
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HOUSE, MODERN. MUST
sree lawn. Address y IS, Trlo-
|iGne number Of rooms and rent; mo-
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SELLING

FROM THE EAST, ALMOST NEW
skirts, waists. Jackets, dress and oven
Ing gowns at your own price. u5 E. ard
South. w1sS5
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NOTICE

PLANTING, SETTING AND CULTI-
waiting fruit trees by experienced nurs-
cry man Frank Veniero. 10 w. 4th So
Woo
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FOR RENT

FoUR-RM HOUSE, 5000. INQUIRE $50
So End East w166o
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nAN WANTS BOARD AND
;, nodern house. private family;
~ Preferred, close in; will remain
A',ths Il suited. Address w 52,
:. ID state terms
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ACTIVE MEN WANTED IN EACH
county to exhibit demonstrate and ad-
vertise staple line. salary SIS weekly, S
honesty and sobriety more essential than
experience National Co, 720 Chestnut st,
Philadelphia. w2ls5
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FOREA AN FOR A DAIRY; none but OK
perenced man need apply. Apply 52l -;
F. Walker bldg. wis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY COMPETENT, MIDDLE : AGED
lady. position 10 keep house or cook in
small family. l53 w. 6th South w2235
A POSITION BY AN EXPERIENCED
architectural draftsman and superjn1
tendent. Address Y 2S Tribune ws1So
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I5UR-HoRSE TEAMS. WITH
h. at $S.75 per day, - ..
Ehorse teams. with drivers, at
In day ,o,ors
|ser day: board $40 per week.
klarantee baled alfalfa hay. deliS-
|,srommiseary camp, Sl4; we guar
AZ Idaho oats. delivered. at sl'6o
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WANTED-UELP

|
BAKER'S HELPER. KNUTSFORD HO-
| rel w2Sg7
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-PARTNER TO BUY ONE
half or whole interest in good-paying
business investigate. Call room 8, Eagle
block. w2323
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r. TO MAKE THE AC-
y OF n middle-aged widow
cumbrances. object. matrl-
lress X 36, Tribune. w22e3
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[,,:MAN. CoNVALESCENT. wants
|jliEht, airy. cool room or with
T. modern house with quiet famiiy
IN preferred. willing 70 proHlaoo
M, state terms. BOX 20 Woo
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

~-~-~~o~~~~D~~~-~-~-N-~-~O
HALF-TONES AND CUTS
Dc Bouzek Engraving Co. g26l0
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fsClRREL BOA ON SOUTH
} lder Will receive a reward bv
~ at the box Office Salt Lake
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. A NJ Olsen, 525 East Sth
South, Phone, Bell Polly. WHO
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geiser, S96 West Srd
North. Bell phone 561-K. n10S3
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WANTED-COMPETE LINEN ROOM
girl or woman, Kenyon hotel w225I
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CLAIRVOYANTS

HAVE JUST RECEIVED TELEGRAM
that my father is dying; leave for Cleye-
land, o. today: no meetings, etc untu
further notice. Mr.. Dickson will leave
also. S, j. Arnold, OF Arnold -piclssor,
ioio"' w2g1g
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GERMAN MYsTERloUsLY SHOT.
Joe Hass Found Last Night With BuI-
let Wound IN Hin.

Joe Hass, a German aged about 80
years, was shot in the hip last night In
Joint on East Main street. llass
was found lying on the floor of his
place of business with a bullet wound
In the back part OF his hip The
shooting seems to be somewhat of "a
mystery as no one has been found who
heard the shot. Two men walked In.
to Hass' place and found him lying
face downward in a pool Of blood. As.
sistanCe was called and the wounded
man taken 10 the sanitarium, where
his wounds We're dressed. II is stated
that the wound will not prove fatal. al.
though nc may be a cripple for life as
a result Although he has been here
for some time, little is known of him
i'm Ardmorc lie Is said TO be- of a
quiet disposition.
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The STRENGTH
OF ARDMORE
MORE THAN 1000 HAVE REGISTER
Ed WITH CITY CLERK BRUCE.
The Republicans Have Begun An Act
i've Campaign and VIII Make as
Good Showing as Possible-oem-
ocrats Have Safe Majority.

The registration books which haE"
been open for the past fifteen days
at the city clerks ofhcc, closed Fri
dav evening at 9 O'Clock. Quite
crowd Of Interested politicians were
present at the time the books We're
closed and much interest and spec
ulatiun rs to the number who had reg
istoicd was INDUCED in AZ promptly
. O'Clock as the curfew bell struck the
las, stroke, City Clcrk George Bruce
declared the books closed forever up
ON the constitutional convention cleo.
tiur. The last ticket showed that
2OSi voters had registered and had
THEN right To vote in the coming gen
cIul election. No doubt there are
man, who did not register, but poll
ticiaus are well satisfied with the
number who have registered. The
next thing now Is to- get them all 10
vote II has taken 5itecn days Tor
all to register, while only one day is
gwen for the voting. This day for
voting Is the sixth day of Novem-
! bcr Just nine days from today On
! the sixth, the first right To vote in
1 a general election for self govern
mcnt ever presented the people CT
| tho territory will be given them, and
| in AIdmurc only those who have reg
! isrcrcd can exercise this right The
outcome of the election in this. con
| sti:utional district No. 1903, is being
watched with interest by all concern
| ed The Democrats have heretofore
had, ana still have, a safe majority.
Thc Republicans have for the past
few months been very active i'm their
campaign work. Each party has had
workers registering voters for the past
ten days and the contest here, while
il viii probably not be- as close as ia
other districts, will be- one Of the hot
test battle of ballots IN the territory.
Every effort win be- made by each
marty to win. Should the Republicans
win in this district il will mean one
q. the greatest victories TO the part
i'm the state The yrcCOgnize this, as
also do tn, democrats. There scems
no doubt among democratic leaders
Dut that Ardmorc which compris IS
district NO. 1913, will roll mp her usuai
democratic majority. This fact, how
eyer has not kept them from working
fJI ptct.
Both candidates are old residents
OF this city and the character and
integrity OF either has never beer
questioned
Clerk Bruce, who has had the res
istratiou in hand, with assistants, J..
preparing a roll for each Of the niIt
t. precincts This will keep them busy
p TO, the next few days. after whicl
I all will he IN readiness for the clec
L tiUn
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Married Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. ]. w. Stewart
in this city, Miss Nell Roff and Mr..
]. d. Jackson were married. The Rev.
II. L. Walker oficiated The happy
young couple left yesterday afternoon
for Dallas where they will spend a
day or so when they will go TO Frank
lin, Texas, the home of the groom,
where they will make their home Miss
Roff is well known in Ardmore, hav-
ing been an employe Of the Chickasaw
Telephone Company in this city for
the past two years. The groom is a
young man who has made n success
in life and is a promising business
man in his town.
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chean Rate TO eaInesvIIIe

The Cooke County fair begins dJ
Gainesville Tuesday. lasting until Sat
urday. inclusive Al this fair some
of the best bloodcd ANIMALS iu the
state will be ON exhibition 4 long
string of race horses already rill the
stables Of the race course and these
win 80 for good purses during the
fair The fair is the annual Cooke
county exhibit held each year at
Gainesville and Is attended each year
by quite a number of Ardmo.c peu.
pie Agent Dashcll of the Santa Fc
states that he has rate from Ard
more OF $lG0 for the round "Trip dur.
ing the fair and many Ardmorc people
will take advantage ~ this cheap rate
and spend a while at the fair
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LIVERY BARNS CONSOLIDATE
New Concern Has Capita Stock 0
Twenty Thousand Dollars.

One of the strongest livery cOmpa-
MICS i'm the new state was perfected
yesterday when the Ardmurc Livery
Company purchased the stock of the
T.. h. Smith Livery company, convert.
ing the same into their business The
deal has been ON foot for the past
few days but not until yesterday was
the trade closed. whereby the TWO
companies would consolidate. Mr..
Smith received $i,5OO for his rolling
stock. and retained $1,000 stock in
the now concern. The new company.
which is TO be known as the Ardmorc
Livery company. was Incorporated
Yesterday with 100000 paid up capt
tai. Quite a number of Ardmore peo-
pie are interested in the concern, ana
the stock is divided up into blocks OF
stock held by business men OF the
town. s a. Ncwland of this city Is
president OF the company, X. f. Iul'
nor, secretary and treasurer, and !.
l.. Smith manager. Mr. Smith VIII
have direct supervision OF the Dusl-
ness and will make n success OF II as
he has Of his own personal business
heretofore. The new company mas aD'
sorbed the rolling stock of the I. &
Bridgman undertaking establishment
and will install complete line oi
carriages and funeral hearses.
For the present the company will
retain their headquarters on South
Washington. Shortly they will make
some large additions to the stable
they now occupy, which will make
them more than twice the largest sta
Bile in the territory. The new move
in livery business is only another eV
idence of the rapidity with which Ard
more Is making strides of progression
and means that Ardmore Is to have
the best that's going.
For the present Mr.. Smiths old es
tablishment. which is situated on q
street, northwest, will continue tC
run, under the management of thC
new company, but as soon as the room
can be made for the rolling stock anC
horses at the new barn, the two VII
be placed under tue same roof
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Hararove College Notes.

The pupils Of Hargrove are indebted
10 Mrs. T. II. Woods for valuable ad-
ditiOn TO the reading room i'm the form
of a number OF valuable magazines
and Saturday Evening Posts. Such
gifts are very acceptable to supple,
mcnt the list Of magazines that reach
the reading room regularly.
The proceeds of the Potato Social,
which was given last summer was
used in subscribing for such period
icals as the Youths Companion. Amer
lean Boy, Success, Eyerybody's, The
Ladies' Home Journal, and Pathfinder,
etc. In family Of eighty where most
al want to read at the same time We
cannot have too many periodicals.
Or. Gross has promised to allow
the pupils Of the college TO have a
social on Halloween
The boys of the boarding depart
mpnt TO the number of thirty-twC
were entertained last Saturday even
ing by the lady teachers at the home
of President Gross 10 say they had
delightful time is putting it mildly
The ladies eXcrtod themselves 10 On
tcltain the young gentlemen and sue
ccded beyond all their expectations
Mrs. Gross served refreshments.
The grade cards have been sen
out this week. being the close OF The
second months work, and some o
the pupils made the best grades tina
have ever been made in the college
may they do even better in the month
TO come,
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A NOBLE WORK.
Salvation Army Has Mercy on Whisky
Soaked Man.

OOdNtI WdUs
An example of the broad charity
and furgivlng spirit of the members
of the Salvation Army. which orgaui'
Zation has bands of workers in almost
every city OF the world, was demon.
strated late Friday evening In Ard
more. The captain of the army and
his band OF cO-workcrs were earnest
~ engaged in their services on the
Curbstonc at the corner of Main ana
Caddo streets. when drunk man
staggered into their midst and begau
shouting and crying. The wretch lay
down ON the curb and cried In a
drunken whimpcr FOR more than hali
ian hour Curious persons gathered
around and many unthiul,ingly laugh
cd at his condition. TO this the alp-
tain and his workers took no hc.N.
bur bending over the Wiskcy-soal 4
man, the captain talked earnestly and
long to him When the services were
completed the men OF the Salvation
Army took charge of the drunken
mdu took him to the Salvation Armv
headquarters, where he was given n
clean bed and breakfast YESTERDAY
morning. The man was drunk whaI
, placed in bed and he could hardly be
supported ON his way from the street
All this the Salvation Army people
! overlooked In the knowledge that iacy
We're helping a fallen man. The "an
! was liable for disturbing the pcoc
which is IN offcnsc and also for ~
/ ing drunk and disordcrly which IS d.
heavy fine. But fOr neither offeus,
aid the salvation Army people indict
! him. truly these workers reach q
class Of people which no church =,
able TO do, and put into their dali,
practice things which make the har
dcncd sinners eye dim with tears
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Died in TeSas.

A message was received yesterday
morning by Mrs George Henry Bruce
Informing her OF the death OF hH'
brother-iu.law, W II. Hooker, of iiic''
Hamilton county Texas. Mr. loun.
er's death occurred yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Bruce left yesterday al
noon for Hico where she will attend
the funeral services TO be held today.
Mrs. Bruce has the sympathy of hen
Arlmore friends in the loss Mr. iIo'y
er's death has caused her