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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-23
THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD
FURNISHED OVER THE SPECIAL WIRE OF ~ RUTHERFORD

orleans correspondent wired us TO-DAY
o.. follows
Failure of froczu. weather fp in
wade tho cotton belt over might was
reflected iu somewhat Of 900 easier
market today Although prices a. ono
Iug were about c'aH. point. hieb.
..l Yesterday. close. p.u. ALTER s.'u
| Inns IiO- casing or m tla afternoon
to 1880.
II IS probable that lower range OF
values would have been experienced
but for the ensuing ccusas giuuors
report on quantity g.unad To October
18th, compared With last year and
year before last as 100000 was cir.
cuatod as the probable amount OK.
pectcd. or about the same as a year
ago, but it Is hardly possible that the
gins could have turned out three hun
dred thousand bales more than last
year between Sept 25th and oct 18th,
or say 100000 VS. 100000 if the
unfavorable weather during the last
month and the lateness of the crop be
taken into consideration. As mat
ter of fact, traders do not expect as
much ginned during the said period
as one year ago, the general opinion
being that 100000 will about repre-
sent general expectations and it is
probable that 400 900 or more which
would require as much ginncd since
the last census report as was ginnod
last year would be- looked upon as a
good report
Every conceivable idea is being ro-
sorted TO in am effort 70 make the
crop appear smaller than conditions
would indicate. The average giunings
to October 18th for the last foug years
was about a. per cent Of the total
crop. exclusive of Iintors, and on such
q basis a yield of about lO,T5O,OOO has
been worked out and allowing }2 per
cont 1s having been giuncd, based ON
the possibility Of 5000 900 bales hay.
ing been cinued to October 18TH.
crop of about 100000 bales would
be indicated. This crop, however Is
admitted to be abnormaliy late, es.
pecially in the south Atlantic states
as was shown in the last census re.
port 10 Sept 25th An uuimportant
point i'm connection herewith Is the
crop is ass late MS it was i'm 1903. i
500 the percentage of the crop gnned
tu Oct 18th would be about 81 per
cent ass was the case that year and
( ON this basis, although none are o.
Jr,# opinion. maximum estimates now
Na,uz t2,5OOOOO bales, the years in
dicatcd production would be about 10,
10000 bales.
There was published today an esti
mate on the crop by prominent firm
, the yiefd being placed at only 11,IO0,-
| oOO bales, but while Texas and Indian
| Territory were allowed about 3,S00,000
the older group of states were credited
with only 100000 bales. There is a
possibility Of freezing weather for
Texas tonight, and on this presump-
tion the market is steadying up near
| the close.
II. T. RUTHERFORD & co.
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New York Cotton Letter.

Ardmorc, l. T., oct. 23.--Our New
York correspondent wired us today
as follows:
The market held up remarkably
well today in the face of failure OF
the freezing weather to materialize
as had been predicted by the weather
bureau and which was the most po-
tent factor yesterday. This is better
weather than had been expected to.
gethcr with the dull and lower mar
kcts at Liverpool and the enormous
port receipts of 1852 bales would
have caused considerable selling
pressure and lower market here 10
day, but for strong support rendered
by some Of the largest local opera
tors and the leading market interest
who just now appear to be arrayed
on the bull side in anticipation OF a
further advance ON the expectation
that the census bureau report, due
Thursday. making very bullish
showing The support rendered by
these interests not ouly checked the
selling which might otherwise have
developed but also successfully held
in restraint any effort on the part of
the bears 10 raid the market
We are expecting the market to
show a continuation of strength, for
It will not be long before the crop
ideas will crystalli2e around our pre-
liminary crop estimate Of l1,5OO,OOO
to 100000 bales maximum promul
gated fortnight ago
New Orleans Cotton Letter.
! NrHrvpra II nft % -Our New
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Liverpool Futures.
Spots.

Liverpool steady; s points mp; Mid
G.27; sales GOO0; f. 0. b. 500.
New York quiet 10 points lower;
Mid. l115; no sales.
New orleans easy; 1-1G lower
Mid. 10 1916; sales $500; (. o. b.
$500
Galveston firm and unchanged
Mid. llc; ales 1903, f q. b. 1900.
Houston steady and unchanged
Mid. lie; sales l2i, TO. b. 1900
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Lincoln Club Meeting.

There will be a special meeting OF
the Lincoln Club at the U. S. court
room Wednesday night at 1880 p. m.
All members are urged to he present
as business Of importance will come
before the meeting.
II. 4. HOWARD, Pres.
LOWERY KELLER, Secy.
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For Sale.

Two very desirable pieces OF Ard.
more property. The First Baptist
church property, located on Broadway.
is offered cheap. This street win
soon be the main business thorough.
iare OF the city. The other piece Is
the pastors home on ID street north
west. See l.. c. Leisure. 4tf
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Some Handsome Furniture.

Struck's Cafe, one OF the handsom-
est of its kind in the territory, has Just
received shipment OF show cases
which rival any in the city. The cases
are of solid glass and are handsome
specimens. Mr.. Struck has a pretty
place, suitable for an after the show
dinner or a MONDAY lunch,
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WANT COL u N N
THREE LINES, THREE TIMES, THREE DIMES
Citlze nship Claims.
**%*S+"@*****.

II you have a citizenship claim pend.
ng and are not yet enrolled, or have
other business before the Interior De
partment, write Immediately to VIII
lam W. Wright, registered attorney
Offices, Washington Loan & Trust
Building, Washington. d. c.
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Entered Pleas Of Guilty.

Henry Rogers and G.. l.. Hoguo en-
cred pleas Of guilty 10 the charge Of
uirg yc.trrday and We're fined $40
Hd costs, They were before the com
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New Iork Futures.

open High Low Close Yes
Dec 1890 1924 1888 1O9O-9l 1O.9i-9<
Jan 1889 l1O3 1921 1O99.11 1O.9s.l1
.dch ll16 l119 1lOs 11.1G.17 Ills bd
Tone steady.
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\ six mun,ns scholarship, EMIT ing
he student 20 any or all studies IN
my or all departments, and a new
oliver typewriter for 500. Selvidge
Business College. TT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-23

Ramsoy's Headache Eiizir is a safe
remedy, There are only good results
from it's use. It banishes headache al
most instantly. Guaranteed. 20 cents.
+. j. Ramsey, druggist 81
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New Orleans Futures.

open High Low Close Yes
Dec 1888 llO2 1890 1O.93.9i 1924 b|
Jan HOS 1112 1899 11O2-O3 11.O3.Oi
Mich lips 1872 112O 1122.23 1894
Tone steady
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For magazines, periodicals and daily
PAPERS, go to The Brunswick. 30if
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Plenty of cotton seed meal and m.As
at Keel G. Sons. 213
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Chicago Markets.
Close
open High Low Close Yes

Open High Low Close Yes
Wheat
Dec ..724 73a, 723s 1874 727sa
May ..775s rs 77la rs ,7&a
Corn
Dec ...I2ls l2h ~ i2ab i1E,o
May 1873 '439, i3 i3ta i3b
Oats
pee .82a a&H 1924 1874 329sb
Narch-April ......5.9i 500 500
Live Stock.
! Chicago 10000 5000 $4,000
Kansas City ....12,O00 1900 1000
Omaha ......... 5000 1000 1000
Hogs opened steady at yesterday
close. Left over 4lOOO. Receipts yen
ago $4,000.
Mixed 6 10 to 6.55 good $50 to G.55;
rough 5.S5 to els light o.1O to ESQ.
Cattle slow.
Sheep steady
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ssowN . BRIoomAN.
Meet me at ne Brunswick aot

A fine line of cigars. tobaccos ard
smokers supplies at The Brunswick.
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Esurated Receipts tomorrow.

1852 against G2,9Gg last year
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Meet me at ,hc nrunswtcs.
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WANTED.


WANTED-Boy to drive bread wagon
Solomons Steam Bakery. 22-3t
WANTED-A teamster, Apply to l.
II. Marston. 2l-3
WANTED-A bright energetic young
man not under IS years Of age 20
work at the bill posting and dis
tributing business. Prefer one from
the country who is a worker. Per
manent job, with chance of ad-
vancement, to the right party. Very
little night work, no sunday work.
Want hustler. Call 322 n. Wash
ington Saturday, Oct. 27th. w. r.
Burnitt 1913
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collector for
merchandise accounts; good salary
and expenses. Address Globe Com
pany, 723 Chestnut st, Phila., Pa.
1913
WANTED-A girl to do housework for
family Of two. Apply Ardmore Loan
& Trust Co. 1Stf
yNNTED-Pupils iu art. Am teach
ing classes i'm water Colors and china
painting Miss Scott. at Il. G. Bridg.
mans, IO2 West Main street 2l-3t
WANTED-Mcn TO learn the barber
trade. Splendid time to begin. Few
weeks completes. Top wages paid.
Positions waiting Best trade in the
world for poor man. Little capital
starts business. Investigate. Moler
Barber College, Kansas City, Mo.21-6
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to drive bread wagon.
Solomons Steam Bakery 22-3t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Surplus space in our of
fee building, second door north of
First National bank, Washington
street Plenty of light and ventila-
tion. Excellent location for office
purposes. 1S-5t
POSTAL TEL. & CABLE co.
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WANTED-A girl to do housework for
family of two. Apply Ardmore Loan
& Trust Co. 1Stf
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WNNTED-A teamster. Apply to l.
r. MarstOn. 21-3
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C l.. KELLER Sec.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

Asotin, Wn.. March GA special
meeting Of the Episcopalian Guild was
held at the home Of Mrs. e. Baumeis-
ter yesterday afternoon, where Anal ar
rangements were made for home tai
ent play to be given under the direction
Of s. NJ. Curtiss.
A very enjoyable party was given
at the home Of Mrs. Alexander Nc
Donald for her daughter Ruth. About
twenty Of her little friends were pre-
sent and all thoroughly enjoyed the
evening.
o. T. Harris of sonoma. CAL. bought
from Mr.. Mobiles his property west Of
Cleveland street, the consideration be-
ing $1,100. Mr.. Harris will make
needed repairs and will put the prop
erty in good shape.
A party Of Asotin and Anatone Re-
bekahs will atten the district meeting
to be given at Charleston.
Berry Clemans Of Anatone, II in
Asotin for few days and 10 staying
with his brother, w. J. Clemans.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
ParIor Millinery.

At the corner of Eighth and Main
streets Mrs. l.. J. Dubrey has opened
up new millinery parlors Everything
that may be desired in fine millinery
will be found and the latest designs
of the art are displayed in profusion.
Mrs. Dubrey is milliner Of many
years OF experience. She has brought
from the east a trimmer Of wide ex-
perience who is prepared to design
and trim according to the latest die
tates Of fashion.
The stock consists of the daintiest
and prettiest designs both in wom-
ems and children's. All Of the latest
novelties in the way Of flowers and
braids and the new gold and silver
cloths so highly priced in the east.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
all trees be properly pruned and
Will Retain His Position.

all trees be properly pruned and
sprayed.
Will Retain His Position.
The Teller announced some time ago
that q. w. Ferguson. county fruit in
spector would resign his position on
account of the state raw not permit
ting of his engaging in the fruit BUSH
ness. He stated yesterday afternoon
that several OF the growers took the
matter up with the state commissioner
Of horticulture. F. A. Huntley. who
granted Mr.. Ferguson a permit to en-
gage in the fruit business. thus giving
him a chance to hold his position.
Fine Fruit Weather.
The weather during the past few
days has been the best kind for the
fruit as It has tendency to check the
buds. thus saving them from any pos
sible danger Of a freeze, and the out
look 80 far is for q banner crop.
Firsmen's Ball.
The city fire department met last
night and closed the arrangements for
their grand ball which they will give
in Bradford Hall. March 1e.
The past meeting was reviewed and
two new committees added to the man.
agement Of the dance. The committee
on the floor consists Of ]. s. Warren
and w. w. Hays, while the decoration
committee consists Of Messrs. Mellin-
ger. Booth and Crippen. The boys Of
the fire department will hold their next
regular meeting Monday evening,
March ~.
Bean Supper.
The @. A. r. will give an oldfash-
toned bean supper Friday evening,
March .. A charge of Is cents will be
made and every one Is invited to come
and assist the old soldiers.
Personal Mention.
F. G. Massey, an attorney Of East
Grand Forks, Mimi, arrived Sunday
morning and Is looking over Charleston
with view to locating. Mr.. Massey
il favorably impressed with this Sec
ton and 1t is probable that he will
make this his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Myers, Of Wells
Vile, Kansas, arrived yesterday after
noon and are visiting with the family
Of Rev. B. Presson. They have Sc
cured the Likes home on Highland ave.
nue. and will continue to reside here.
Mrs. Lou McClain and children who
have been visiting Mrs. McClain's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. s. Hill of Highland
avenue will leave tonight for her home
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

in Paramount, MINI. Miss Iva Hill will
accompany them as far as Spokane.
e. H. Conger was an arrival on last
evenings train from Pennington. Wn.
Mrs. Conger Is staying in Charleston for
the benefit Of her health.
are today opening up their immense
line Of spring clothing.
Fine Line Of Mating.
Just received q swell line of floor
mating from Kobe. Japan. Call and
see them. L. s. Mellinger.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

/. Charleston Council Names
~
Sum for this
Purpose
t,,arkston Bureau Evening Teller.

/. f,arkston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston. wn.. March e.-At the
special meeting Of the city council held
1ast night 1t the city hall. It was de-
3 lded % spend 9l.l7s for ssadins. the
cltys streets and the contract for the
4 same was awarded to P. A. Briggle. q
! heal man. =
mo work viii commence right away.
- II fAct @ soon q the cep1facts are
.sirnsd. ana Vim probably ~ finished
within - dayS.
The following streets will 81 gradeds
sycamore from Second to Thirteenth
NJ s1,34s; Second street from Main to
sycamore for es3s: Elm stiSet from
s.1ixth 70 Twelfth. >7ls: sevsulkh street
/ from Chestnut 70 Fair street. 1857;
Ninth strset from Sycamore to Elm.
s1sS; Eighth. street from ELM to Ma
me. $145.
n The council took under -advisement
ne grading Of Chestnut street and
Eighth street from Libby to Sycamore
ana will be decided at the next regular
meeting which will be held March Is.
The clerk wa Instructed to draw up
ordinances for the travelling and grad
ing OF Seventh from Chestnut to Syca-
more and to gravel Sycamore from
Main to Fifth. and Sixth and Main
streets from Chestnut to the bridge.
"A special session Of the council will
" held tonight for the purpose Of pass
Ing these ordinances and advertising
Tor bids on Same.
epray Trees IN Park.
The communication from Fruit In
spector Ferguson concerning the prun-
ing and spraying Of al trees in the
streets and parks was discussed and a
committee consisting Of Messrs. Bond
and Hunton was appointed to see that
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
COACH BALL Te
Professor Wsyriek Has Had Much Elk
psrienee in Game.

At the meeting of BASEBALL tryouts
called by Captain Lundstrum. at the
High School yesterday. Coach J. A..
Davidson's resignation was acted upon
and accepted, Mr.. Edward weyrick,
Instructor Of German and assistant in
mathematics, taking UP the work as
began by Professor Davidson.
Mr.. Davidson has faithfully carried
out his duties as coach Of the baseball
team for the past two years and his
services have been very much appre-
ciated by High School students: he
however. now finds his time occupied
to such an extent that he will be no
longer able to spend 30 much time with
the team.
Mr.. Weyrick. who now takes up the
coaching of the team, Is a very enthu-
siastic baseball man and has had con-
siderable experience with High School
teams; having played under the IA
nous coaches, Jameson and Hough, at
the University Of Ohio. where he held
first base.
Arrange for League Games.
Arrangements were completed last
evening for the games to be played In
the triangular league lately formed by
the High School,. Normal and Clarks-
ton High School teams. Dr. John Ray
Of the Owl Drug Co. has offered sill
yer cup. beside the penant to be claim
ed by the team winning the champion
ship three successive years.
Other prizes will be offered by mer-
chants about the city. The schedule
as arranged by the coaches of the three
teams is az follows:
March 1O--Clarkston at Normal.
March III. H. s. at Charleston.
March 24-Clarkston at L. H. 8.
March 2S-Normal at Charleston.
April Ill. H. s. at Normal.
April 14-Clarkston at l.. H. s.
April 21--Normal at Charleston.
April 2S--Normal at L. H. 8.
May ST.. H. s. at Normal.
Prizes for the Lads.
Dent & Butler have shown thir in
terest In the high school baseball boys
BY presenting the team with a body
protector. This firm also offers to the
Individual player winning the highest
batting average the pick OF the best
bats in the store, and to the lad maxi
ing the highest fielding average. q
spaulding ball.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
Wholesale Quotation. thi, Mornine

Wholesale Quotations this Morning.
Oranges-Navals. from sass to $3.50
per case; lemons from $4.e5 to $4.75.
Bananas 50 to 1915 q bunch.
Apples-Ben Davis, 8 1-2 to 4-tier,
$2.l5; fancy Shacklefords. $2.25; fancy
Red Cheeks, $3.50.
Green egetables-Rhubarb, ~ to
15c; onions, soc; Barbours' lettuce. SOC.
Cabbage-Per cwt, $3.50; parsnips
$780, carrots, 81; potatoes, 90c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

Eaas Are GETTING Plentiful.

Eggs this morning are quoted whole
sale at $4.25 per case. Very few are be-
ing handled by the jobbers. the farm
ers being able to supply the consum-
ers with ranch eggs at from IS to zoe
per dozen.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

i expressly IN Avr . M -
ppnm - adnd y for the u ~
lnnsc q Inc
cuAn mining nr p
ii
d suhsovu nnd me petition
d1M onta to
6Aed uph
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

Local Wholesale Butter Market.
Butter-Eastern. sec; local cream
cry. 32hc.
Eggs-Idaho ranch. per case, $4.25.
Butterfat-Per pound. 30hc.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

ssi ~ 1ese - ~ eseelas
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
May Wheat ~,

Nay Wheat 79o.
Chicago, March 6.-May wheat, 79c;
July 79%.
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WILL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-12
Questions and Answers

SALT LAKE, Aug. IA. has flower
garden. B. has a lot OF fowls which de-
stroy AS flowers. Is there any law tc
prevent thIs2
Yes; section 442. Revised Ordinances
makes 1t misdemeanor for the owner OF
! any fowls 10 allow them to trespass upon
another's premises: and section AL makes
misdemeanor punishable by fine and i'm
| prisonment.
4 COTTAGE COURT, Fourth East, City.
| VIII you on Sunday in your paper tell
why and how young man brings dis
! grace on his family by Joining the Ma
tlonal Guard? and IT, as one of my neigh
! bors claims, IL is Just an organization to
| oppose union workmen? And oblige, your
| truly, TT
Your neighbor is in error about this
IL is no disgrace to belong TO the Ma
tional Guard and that organization has
no opposition to union men
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug S-Will YOU In
your questions and answers please tell me
Andrew Carnegie's address, or where his
nome Is READER.
His address is No. East Ninetyfirst
street. New York City,
PARK CITY, Utah, Aug. Would YOU
kindly tell me through the Semi Weekly
Tribune what the elevation of Salt Lake
is also the elevation OF Spanish Fork?
How many miles it is from Spanish Fork
10 the west end OF the big tunnel that's
going TO start soon? And oblige
A READER.
Salt Lakes elevation at O. s. l., depot
rs 1853 feet; Spanish Fork. 457O feet, or
About 80 miles by wagon road.
NEWHOuSE, Aug. 4.-Will you plense
answer the following. How long does n
bill nave to run before it is outlawed in
this State7 (2) Can person sue or get
judgment against another party who Ia
paying dollar each month on his bill
with first person. In other words how
much do I have to pay the party 7 owe
each month to prevent him from entering
suit against me? (3) II said party does
sue me and get judgment against me.
"hat part oil my wages can he take? (D
Can l Sign my whole check over TO q
friend and thus prevent my creditor from
taxing my wages? / ask these questions
because am paying my debts as fast as I
can, but my creditors are not satisfied
and are threatening TO sue me il I don't
pay up In full. At the wages | am maxi
Ing IL is impossible for me 10 nav them
more than j am paying each month. N
you VIII answer In the query column of |
your paper you VIII greatly oblgc sub
-, II. Is.
~ Four years. unless a man is honest
enough to pay his just debts without limit /
OF time, as every one ought to be. (2) II |
depeuds on tho agreement between credit
or and debtor 10 Half. il you are getting
more than dollar day. (4) Probably
you could not evade judgment In that way
PARK CITY, Aug S.-I am a render M
me tribune, your paper, since | came IN
Ctah, and that Is one year ago. What I
want to know, and am writing for 10 Won
SIR, is this: that you favor me, like Won
10 Tor many other people. In answering
ne just one question In the ne:4 Sunday
Tribune, and for what am very anxious
% md out about. namely: I have II broth
~ In Germany / am going TO have immi-