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NEw BOAT roR ALBANY DAY LINE.

F-shk.u Landing. y. y. Oct lo.-Negouauons Tor
Tie construction OF Z big new steamer similar n
NAes D tae Hcalrck Hudson. recently put IN COM
mission. begun here to-day by Representa- @
N Tie Albany Day Line. The steamer VIII pe puI.
az Tie Marvel Sl.ryard here. She VIII De hsHleo
--s k3ber; Fulton and although designed 10 De
sler ship OF the Fucson, VIII present some pleas
~ contrasts 10 the other steamer II : eApeCteo
-ol the Fulton viii be put In commission ~ 80
season L. take rart ia the Joint Hudson-F ultOn
t4eirati0a which IS planned for that year.
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n-..,a-,. E1aunelstts Night Gowns
nlain or combination effects. WIN M
headinr-turnover collars -.---'-''"+ -TD
wouen's FlanneIette Gowns
zood ouality-elear strtpes- 70
siIk stitched scalloped rufies- "'---' 10
Wornen's Flannslette Gowns
,ancv beading or silk scaIloped rufhe-
-. xafua ........-.- .-------ss. 20
Woman, striped Fiannelette Skirts
Feather stitched hen-sealioped 90
r,1rtss-elsswhere 80 --..----- mere .ZS
Woman, Flannsietts Knit ana
Fleecs Lined 5kirts-wnite ana
eord. also neat striPes-sik
.calIousd ruf1e or fancy stitching ~
,.-o,,.,,. +. Whit. Canton or Domet FLANNEL
Drawers-H s. Cambria rufre--
three rows Hemstitchlng. ..-.--.... .4S
Girls Flannslette Dressing 5asques-
ribbon nnish-6 20 IA yrs. .4S
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SILVER PURCHASE FOB MINT

Washington. Oct l0-The Director OF the Mint
to-day purchased 10000 ounces of silver at ssu
cents fine ounce, to be distributed among the
mints at New Orleans. Denver and Philadelphia.
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THE REIcHssANK RAISES RATE

Berlin. Oct 1a-The rate Of discount OF the I'm
perial Bank of Germany raised to-day from 5
TO per cent
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81 40 10 81 42iz, and reacted TO 81 423s
Hog receipts were 24OOO head. and prices wer
steady
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Chudrens Fiannelsyte Night Drawers
70 Q yrs .S9s TO 10 yrs -
Dr. penton's Sanitary Night Drawers
20 yrs. .59l4 to 7 yrs-.-.. 10
ChiIdren's Knit Night Drawers. VITA
fset-heece linsd-siIk binding
J 70 10 Yrs. rs.....---.......-'.s ~
Canton Flannel Night Drawers
extra quality--weu made
! 10 yrs .AS 8 70 10 yrs. SO
Children's Striped Flanneletts Night
Gowns-turnOver collars.
according TO size. ...---..-. - TO .00
iCnildrcn's Flannslette Patamas-
to Ia yrs.-SpeciRl- --...-..---.--- .D9
C'hlldrsn's Canton Flannel Drawers
deep hem--2 70 IA yrs--Special. ..-. .29
ChiIdren's Fianneietts OF Waite Domet
Skirrs-silk scaliOped ruf,ie an
herringbone stitched hem
20 "a yrs .--.-.-.-.s.sssss.. 80
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TYPENRITIN0.

TYPEwRITERS.- makes sold rented.
repaired. exchanged; reliable service
GCRMAN. 70 Nassau St Telephone 21A0-
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RAILROADS.
IPIEMNSY AMlA
ID n q

IPLEMNSYIl VANlA
r A | L Il o A d.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-thlrd St
and Desbrosses and Cortiandt Sts-
GE The leaving time froni Desbrcsses ann
CortlRndt SIS. is I'VE minutes latsr lhth
that given below for TweEty-tai-d ST. Sta
FOR THE WEST
s755 A NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL
80 A ". PITTSBURGH DAY EA-
.1ossA.M. The PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED. - Chicago. Cinclnnat
and St Louis.
'155 p. NJ ST. LOUIS LIMITED,
'155 P. N. CHICAGO. CINClNNAIl AND
ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
'3 80 P. NJ PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is hours 10 Chicago
- 55 p. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED
as SO P. NJ WESTERN EMPRESS.
&c % ?. VI. ST. LOUIS AND ClNC1N-
NATT EXPRESS.
7.55 P. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
IS 25 P. NJ CLEVELAND AND CTNClN-
NATI EMPRESS.
1855 P NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"7.55. s.25. 1875, 20 80. "1O.55 a m. y %.
ited'S. :8 q. .425' - Is. $3.50. . % p m.
1910 night. Sunday 3 %. - .. 10 o!
a m. 25. "12.55. t.3.25. .'CongressionsaIl
Limited'), IS. %. .25, a. 50. '5.55' 9.25
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-'325 25. - % p m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--'s 25 a m. and
sEARoARD AIR LINE-12.25 ?. m and
10 a. m. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAT.--7.55
a. n. weekdays. 'l0. 50 a m. and ~45o
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOI-k.-'7.25 a m weekdays and 500
AFLANTIc cITY-955 a. n. n and 255
CAPE MAY.-12 80 p m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH, ASBCRY PARK ocean
Grove North Ashury Park sundays and
Point Pleasant. $50 a m, L. -. 3 -.
25. and 4 55 p. m. weekdays. sundays.
e25. 10 - a. m, and 30 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos. '7.25. .I.55. SIS. s,55 'e q. 90 ..
"T1O 55. .lO55. "1155 a m. IL. p. '12-55,
'tl,55. 'l55, 10, 255. g y. 3 IS. %.
.425. ! s. (.t455 for North ThiIadelPh5a "a
C955 for North Philadelphia only ?. m,
Y 70 night week-d5ys * snndays' 20 az; q
q m. 225. -I255 "t155. -155. -. ..
S55, a % C"f455 for North Philadelphia
oniy). s455 "555 80 % 7.55 : -. 500
8 . t955 for North Philadelphia only
2. m, u 10 night
-Dining car
Ticket offices Nos 461 1884 and 10 Broad
way; ls2 Fifth Avenue (1elow sd ST.,
263 Fifth Avenue Corner both ST., and
stations named above. BROOKLYN I court
Street 336 Fulton Street 419 NoStrand
Avenue, 800 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex Station The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through TO
destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W W ATTERRT-RY T r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO W ROTD
General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
"Ar1erica's Greatest Railroad"
NEW YORK (TsME2Ai
q Lsl0SoN 6f,yz1 9au ooaa
RAILROADS.


NLW YORK (lIsEGERAIl
q HuO5oN RIVER RAILROAD
Throcsu trains depart from Grand Cen
Ial S'AtIon. 4-d sJreet, New YOrK. as oe-
:, All through trains. except the $50 A.
at l-Jch street TO receive passengers ten
mlnS5es after leaving 42d street.
1910 A. M--'MIDNIGHT EMPRESS
I:5O A. M.-7ADIRONDACKS * MONT
$50 a. M.-sL1iPIRE STATE Ex-
PRESS, Most famous train in
s;i5 A. Mast MAIL-2i hours to
1920 A. M-.DAY EXPRESS.
I.O2 =. N-eTHE SECOND EMPIRE
Los o M.-sCHICAGO SPECIAL.
--Oi ?. -+SOUTHWESTERN LINN
a.an =, TED, TED, AL, Al Pullman Cars -,
ITED-Is hours 10 Chicago.
$40 = M-tAI.BANY & TROY FLYER
80 M--sTHE WOLVERINE
9;29 M-.FAST MAII.-For Albany.
''"O = M-.LAKF SHORE LIMITED
2Ss hour tram TO Chicago.
k.an 4, ~ II, Pullman aIiTEI cars ,..-,>.,.-,
AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
All Pullman cars.
500 p M--'WESTERN EXPRESS.
200 ?. M.-sNONTREAL EXPRESS.
T:3O P MA % RON NDA K AND
MONTREAL EMPRESS.
e'OO +. M--BUFFALO y A C A
FALLS. CLEVELAND AND
TORONTO SPECIAL.
s;o P M-.WEsTERS NEW YORK
EXP.
80 P M-~PACIFIC EMPRESS.
II $50 P. M-"CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS EXP.
Daily Except Sunday. Except Mon
HARLEM DIVISION
e:05 A NJ and 3:25- =. NJ daily except
sunday to Ptttsneld and North Adams.
IGllman cars on all through trans.
Ticket Offices at 149 245 AIS and fofs
broadway; 25 Union Square w 2T5 Co
lumbus ave, III West 125th St. Grand
LPntral and l25th St stations New York
33S and 726 Fulton st and IO6 Broadway
Brooklyn
Telephone 300 3sth Street. for Cab
seryice Baggage checked from hotel or
res idence by Westcott Express.
A n SMITH c. F DAILY
Nice-Pres & GenI Mgr Pass'r Traffic Mgr
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FOR SALE.

DESKS. rolltops; partitions, raiLngS' tabies'
caFes letter presses. counters. sUelVingz.
clothing store fixtures. store, Offices fitted.
Ffnn Bros. eS-32 Centre ST.
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave =. Y. Barclay. Christopher. ". sd
SIS.
$500 \. M-For Binshamton and Elmira-
90 90 a N-FOr Buffalo, chicago and 81
LOuis-
81 40 P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
- 90 = M-FOr Scranton ana Plymouth
IA "A . M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
- 4S y M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Ithaca.
900 A. M-Chieago-Slsepers open 6. 80
,-t.,,.,. at 14s. 429. 1883 1434 Broadway.
- v a3a Fulton St B'klyn. sDaily.
tEvrept SUNDAY. zLeaves Christopher 81
10 p N weekdays
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BALTIMORE STOcKs
FURNISHED by Van schaick 4 Co.. No. Wall
all stret)
PHiLADELPH STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney 4 Co. No Is BROAD
street New York and No l22 South sth sTrsss
Phiadelphla-)
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Great Stocks Of Warm Underwear
For Women and Children

Or second floor section with Muslin are ne
and varied Flannel and Fianneette Car
con All made With that shape and neaness
h has given customers confidence In merit OF goods
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$3.50 Wcmen's Night Gowns 80

Sheer. fine Nainsook-Chemise style
high or neCk-profusely trim "a with
fine laces and embroideries combined with
tucks. herringboning. kemstitching rib
bon and medallions. sleeves trim'd 10
match
fr1f-
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sEx. Sunday. fDauy.

Through Daily Trains 70 the West
Leave New York City. 23d 81. Ldh'y 81
CHICAGO PITTSBURG II so pm II Is ne
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. I1-b0 am u 90 mn
PTTTSRURC- CLENE y. $50 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED $50 pm zoo pm
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOJISV., IL so pm - Is n't
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOTISV.. 8 so am 1000 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV. $50 pm 400 pm
Ofces. PAS 434 1900 Broadway Astor
House 1O3 Greenwich St % Union Square
W. 3Q1 Grand St. y Y: 342 Fulton St,
BrookIvn West 23d ~. and Liberty St
After p m sleeping car reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at bureau Of Information
p G q. r. r. ed ST. Terminal Phone
No. CheIsea-3144.
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So CT. Scarfs and Squares :

Union Iinen-hensrftchef with -o-
openvork-stamped IN pretty floral pas-
terns-Scarfs 1sx72-Shans 36x3s inch.
Limit-Two each
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PAI-TwoRE z nEIn ? ?

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on The even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York City 23d St Lib'y ST
WASHINGTON, Buffet. 700 am 90 am
WASHINGTON. Diner S5O am 10 90 am
Nv ASHINGTON Diner. II so an 1900 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm . 90 pm
4''POYAL LTD" Diner, $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pm 500 pm
WASHINGTON, Buffet 9 so pm 100 pm
WASHINGTON. .SIeepers. so pm u. Is mt
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IS G.. Wool Finished Ratistes. !

MIL IenRths-prettv fabrics. exact copies
of the hne All Wool-Checks. Stripes.
H1irlines. Polka Spots with and withous
overiaid Dresden figures
limits yards.
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60 Ct. Gotten Fleece Blankets 5,

1914 size for three-dusrter beds-5trf-s
and 1gured-in combinations of two ara
three tones-also make splendid Bath
Robes and Dressing Gowns
Limlt-Two
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

ONE ORDERS FOR THE ABOVE.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

STATIONS foot Of West Twenly-third St
and Desbrusses and Cort.andt SITS
HT The leaving time from Desbrcsses ann
Cortlandt Sts. is FIVE minutes later than
that given below for TweEty-taird ST. sta
riOn.
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g CT. Bcys' Madras Biouses. sc

Laundered and unlaundered variety OF
neat figures and stripes on light, medium
and dark grOunds-also plain white
neckband OF attached collars 70 IS yrs
Limit-Three.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
IS CT. Black Taffeta Silks .39
sf.2s Black Panne Chevicts IA

Guaranteed - full. bright finish - fine
strong silks for Cloaxs. Suits. Skirts. etc
Limits yards
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
A Narrow Escape.

Passengers coming into the city yes.
tcrday afternoon from the south state
that a man barely escaped death NJ
Overlook yesterday at the hands OF
the south-bound passenger train. The
north.bound passenger train nad srr-
tracked TO let the south-bound pas.
songcg train pass. The train went
through Oyerbrook at the rate Of near
j. forty miles an hour. The foreman
os the rec,ion sang strrted 20 cross
the track just as the train hove in
sight. and becoming either excited or
not seeing the train. he was slow 20
get of the track. he was shouted To- by
hundred people and jumped just
os The train whiz.od by. missing him
not moro than a few feet The affair
caused considerable excitement on
the train were a number of women
witnessed the narrow escape.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Walker a, Paoii.

District Attorney George walk:
has returned from Pauli where he de.
iivercd an address there to the peo ,c
ON the occasion Of their two days
picnic He came back delighted with
the hospitality Of that people The
Paol barbecue was the first o'cl.
sion Of the kind Judge Walker has
attended iu the territory. and ne says
n was most delightful His dcsciip.
tion of the clusters of different picnic
dinners spread upon the ground aud
The benedictions Of the farmers re.
minds one of the Impressions Of ,hc
simple devotion of country rfn gait.
cred from the reading Of LongteIi' ".
Eyangoline.
30 intoNicants wore sofa ON ih'
grounds and the day was spent 'a
peace and happiness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Two pretty Wedding.

Miss Lucy Lothrop OF this city ard
Mr.. Swarts Of sherman were married
yesterday morning at $3.50 al the
South Ardmore parsonage. Roy. d. 81
Curb, pastor OF the South Ardmorc
Baptist church. omciated. The couple
departed yesterday for Sherman whore
they Will reside.
Another wedding was also solemn.
ized by the same pastor Miss Nora
Beeman Of this city and Mr.. James
Cochran Of York were married at .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
home Of the brides father f. W. Bee.
man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Moved to Ardmore.

II. J. Struck. who recently bought
a half interest in the c. V. Segale
confectionery establishment, returned
yesterday from Sedalia. Mo. where nc
has been for the past two weeks
Strengthening up his business 50 as
to come to Ardmore, lie is 4'clm
panied by his wife and they viii make
their future home here. TheY lrs
well pleased with Ardmore, and rB
II is u business town second TO non
In the Southwest. ar. Struck Is con
templating a number OF improvements
In the building and parlors and viii
make their place among the the pret
tiest in the territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
THE CROP SITUATION.

There Seems 10 Be No Cause Tor
Alarm.
\. S Sciyally was here ,esterl.y
from Springer lie says hat early
cotton Is In huc condition but that latt
cotton Is being damaged by he vet
weather. lie is ln nowiso alarm, 4
over the appearance of worms TN
he says the fruitage is so heavy L1t
In his opinion no loss Will De- incurred
by their rayages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
BOY DIES FROM
HIS INJURIES
Ardmoreite Special


Tishomingo. J. T.. Aug. 27-Rly-
mend Atheiton the scvonteen.ycsrubI
youth who was run ober in town sas-
urday afternoon hy freight train
died from the effects Of his injuries
sunday morning at o'clock. Athearu
was a resident Of Keller and was hsre
ON business. His mother reached here
before his death occurred Ilis death
came as surprise. as he was reported
to have been getting along nicely SAT
urday night, az which time his leg
and arm which had been crushed ro-,
Idmputatcd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
New suildinu eseun.

Brick work has begun on o-u ~
the building being erected by tire
hanNcr's National Bank. at the .Grnsr
OF Main and 4 streets. This buldm-.
faces south and cast. II is to o. rcut-
ed for Office rooms. The brick wufi,
on the main building which is ul 'FRONT.'
north and east has not begun. as
the contractors have been delayed ca
account Of the recent heavy rains
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Returned From Extended Absence

Rev. william kenuall has returned
from an extended trip over the coun
try Mr.. Kendall was a member Of
the Kentucky party who left here
on the Kentucky home-goers excur'
sion some weeks ago. He spent consld'
cradle time in Kentucky, returning "a
the northern part OF the territory after
which he went to Missouri. Rev. Ken
dali has been carrying on protracteo
meetings at the different places he
has visited and has met with success
Mr. Kendall Is an Aramore boy OF
whom all Ardmore should be prou1
and one Of the strongers church WORK
ers in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Younq Democrats.

The young Democrats of the town.
between the ages Of l6 and "a. via
hold a meeting next Wednesday night
for the purpose OF organizing a Young
mems democratic club. Caswoli Ron
nett has agreed to address the mcet-
ing and assist in the organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27

Jo y Taylor who was On tho eitv
yesterday from his farm nca- RcG
river. near Thackeiyillc. stated that
high water along the river did A.
damage and that crops are in eucd
condition. lie says that bon u1--ss
have appeared but that ne is 90 no
way alarmed over the situation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
MARSHAL PORTER
GETS BUSY
SALE or MALT BEVERAGES MUST
CEASE.
All Beverages In the strict Which
contsin More Than Two per Cent
Alcohol Must Be Gotten Rid Of
at oree-will be Enforced.

In compliance with an Investigation
and an analysts of the beverages aoio
by dealers iu Ardmoro and other towns
of this district Marshal G. \. -urt,r
mas issued an oruer prohibiting the
sale of THESE beverages and command
ing all dealers who have in their pos.
session any beverages which are iu.
toxica'ug and contain an excess ot
1.9S per cent alcohol. to ship them out
of the territory in forty.eight hours
from this morning. This OF Ter was is
sued this morning and viii go into
enect from that time.
The order follows.
TO whom II May Concern:
Omc.al analysis OF Mat Beverages
slld In this district shows that they
AL contain sufficient mat and alcohol
produce intoxication and every deal
sr I'm malt liquors Of any kind or
name is given AZ hours from this day
70 ship on; cf this district the stock
ic has on hand.
on Thursday. August so. 1906. all
malt beverages oi any kind or name
round IN this district will be destroy
ed and the owner arrested
g. A. PORTER.
United States Marshal
Ardmorc. r.. Aug. 2i 1906.
1niH order was sent 20 an the dopu
ty mar.hals in mis- district and posted
in proniaon; places In an the 2ju
;3wnn in the Southern district AlI
.ho br,,rage dealers In Ardmoro
were verbally notified this mornm1
70 d.. 1.IDr. and later today ,hcy wcf,
sent copy of IT, They an received
.hc orprr good naturcdly and Marshal
Porter stated that all had promised t.
| d.sGU.p OF an intoxicating beverages
which they nov have In their possos
sion an vii comply with the ordc,
Those beverages which have been an
| nlyaed and found to contain more than
the amount Of alcohol as allowed by
law are Long Horn. New State and
Fort Worth. These are an the bower
| ages that have analyzcd more than two
per cent. MIR. Porter Is making prep
arations TO have the other beverage.
analyzcd which are soid In this dis
trict, and they will be tester by Pref
DeBar of the University of Oklahoma
Should they or any Of them be shown
to contain more than the required
amount ley will also come under the
mead Of intoxicants.
In speaking of the matter. Marshal
Porter stated this morning that he had
taken his time and thoroughly inyosti
gated this matter. ! mean to enforce
this law from start 10 finish.' Mr. Por
ter stated, "and AL who do not com
ply with the order have issued !
Will arrest and have placed under a
heavy bond not to handle anything q.
the kind In the next twelve months.
| Mr. Porter has requested all deal.
ers 10 let him know wnat amount OF
the goods prohibited from sale by
law they ship from their houses.
Yesterday ~ the morning services
Of the South Ardmore Baptist church
and Sunday school, Rev Dan Curb
pastor, and +. O. Perry, superintendent
# the Sunday school, resolutions were
adopted vigorously ronouncing thC
| Ardmore dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27

The ladies of the South Ardmore
Baptist church win serve cake and
cream In their church yard. corner
d street. southeast. on Tuesday even
ing, August 2Sth. All are invited TO
attend and enjoy the occasion. 27-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Attention. pemoerats.

There will De a meeting o. the Ard.
more Democratic club at the city hall
Monday evening az the hour OF s
O'Clock. Business Of importance
which commands the attention OF ov.
cry Democrat within the Ardmoro
recording district.
II. II. BROWN. Pres.
Ardmorc Democratic Club.
!. " CABELL. Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
PERSONAL NOTES

uWHlut-0 Nip w Chini'iiiH 'i's'
+. o. Sloan, a prominent hardware
man Of Comanche was in the city TO-
day.
W. p. Terrell Is here from Paris
Texas looking after business inter
ests.
Jim Light Is here from oklahoma
City to spend a few days with his
parents.
VIII Perduc and Jesse Lane have
returned from business trip 20
Dougherty.
Mi and Mrs. j. \. Tippit Of Mari
otta were the guests Of relatives In the
city yesterday.
). 4. Porter has returned Lon Iisl-
omingo where he speu, sovc'u d1,s
the past week
{. T. Reebcs departed ys a.dpy -
visit for a brief time al his old home
in New London. y. G.
/ Mrs. Ada Hines went to
yesterday where she was ca'ad ON the
serious sickness Of her sister.
| u. c. Forbes and family have re-.
turned from a very pleasant Visit with
relatives at Maysville. Texas.
Miss Fay Burnitt left today Tor
Marietta where she goes on business.
She will return this afternoon.
Mrs. S. Kalesh and sons, jay ana
harry. Of Atlanta. Texas. are here
visiting Mr.. nd Mrs l.. $. Shc.kowitz.
Miss Verde Pickett, after spending
while In the city with Mrs. J. 4.
. Hanslcy Of South Ardmore. returned
to her home at Loco today.
clint Dove. one OF the postoiiic'
force. VINO has Dcon of on a leave OF
absence, returned yesterday afternoon
from q trip To points in TgXaf.
a W. Sullivan IS In the city ire
guest Of relatives Mrs. sullivan has
bocl here some few dafs victims npr
parents. Or. and Mrs j. r. Yduut
Chas. d. Carter. secretary OF the
Democratic campaign committee. with
headquarters at Oklahoma city. ar
rived home from that place this mon.
ing.
DR.. G. l.. Ford was IN tno ciy today
from Wilson He says ria. Dr. Clara
OF that town will be ,lqdjGa'h icr
membership In the couyt .ut;opG' con
cruon.
J. \. White druggist OF Marietta
went 70 sulphur yesterday TO invoice
the stock Of goods In the West eide
Pharmacy which he has sold tc i. VI.
Maiable.
Miss Floy Avis returned yesterday
afternoon over the Santa Pc from
visit of some weeks with her broth.
er, Marcus NJ. Bright and family at
Mineral Wells.
Harry Stonum Is In tie city from
Muskogoe to spend day or So w,'h
friends. Mr.. S,onum left today for
Gainesville but will return and re-.
main here for few dayl.
o. G. Warren is In the city from
Cornish. lie says Cornish has lots oi
rain and good crops. tnat II will be
a county seat town and that Lee Circe
will be the first governor OF 'he l "
state.
DR.. j. F. Young returned Yesterday
afternoon from Bob, where ne Orel N
ed yesterday morning. Dr. YoraS as
been preaching at Bob for many years
an | yesterday was his lat sunday
there as he will take work % some
otcer town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Kendall and
daughter and Miss Bertha Booth have
returned from the Aylesworth picnic
and barbecue. On their return homo
they met the Rev. Wime eKndall at
Madill. who has been doing evange!
istic work I'm Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Wooten passed
through the city yesterday en- route
20 their home at Pauls Valley after
spending a while in Eureka Springs
Ark Mr. Wooten is deputy clerk OF
the court at Pauls Valley and has beer
laway on leave OF absence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27

With Ramsey's Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Runaway in the house for in.
stant use, you are safeguarded
against serious bowel troubles. War
ranted. 25c 26
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
GRANTED RESPITE.
Agnes Myers and Frank Hoffman
Given Stay Until October &c.

SNtN ohol O'N' CNNNNN' 80
By Associated Press.
Kansas City. Mo. Aug. 27.-Gover.
nor FOLK at Jefer son city TO-DAY grant.
cd a respite till OCtobe" 20 80 irs.
Agnes Myers, now in JAM al Liberty
awaiting execution for ne murder of
her husband A respite was also grant
cd rank Hoffman. the woman's &C.
complice now in Jail at Kansas CITY
TO the same time.
Both mad previously been sentenced
10 be hanged on Sept ,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27

Let Mrs. Dunlap' show you her line
Of beautiful dress goods and boys
and mems shirt goods. Phone 57i
before 0 a. m. and after 6 p. m. 23-lm