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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

T-lQue no Alea zsn la eonBtAr oia y un
amor vsrdadsrC ? -legr6 que Ia ven,
ofsndidA por ell ahAndopo deAu Aman.
to, tuass olvidas d1ls poeo g. poco,
para eoFrsSpopder 81 ardients amor
que ingp'rsbs.
81 muodo aiquiri6 entoncss para
CAdor enssrtos dsssonosIdo'; por vez
prlmeFA SO sonsidsrnba tsJiz y podia
eonGsmp' ar impunemsnte sl e. 20 sge-
no. Su amada, comprendisndo, oil
NAL do que adoleciA hsbfaie propuss'
10 sAnarlc con sl divino ba,samu dc
Ia bondad y ds lA lernurs; habf. 10.
grado hacsrle som prender euanta era
10 hai'zs cuanta ls fssldAd del sen.
limiento CUE 10 sormsntRbA.
El miserable ersyoss eurado de
versS. Pero isy qus un die vic uns
II g rims iqu zSa 10 6liima Gus ala
dedicara a IA amor primsro -rodar
ror 10 meillla de iu adorads y Gor'
prondi6se envidiaudo squella 10 g.ima;
sinli6 dsspu9s eLvidia del avssi!lacu,
20 plumsis slisabA ella con sus dedos,
del lusero en- que SO posaban aus oios,
de 10 rosa que sesreaba & sas lAbios,
| y hubiera querido ser 10 vex, eatra'
lis, ESiAlillo, for, todo 10 que temfa
pudierAn robArle, por un instanta si'
QuieEa, un Atomo do au Garlic. Lus
| g., y como si hubierA sido aquella
uua poGsrerR crisis do 81 dolensia el
| alma del snvidIoso reeobr6 do nuevo
Ia calms.
Ensoness. 81 iuzgo6ss curado d.
, 6nitivamsnle, psro, dudando siempre
dc n miHmo, Quts0 tsner iunto & todaa
b ras, 10 adorads criatura que eons-
aituiA & un t!empo su aa,ud y ~ dicha.
IPor fn SOY dithoaoI -sxslam6
con IN suspiro dc slivio, una vez ter.
m!uadk In eeremcnia que 10 unia para
aiemprs & e,ls, -Posno todo 10 que
arhslAbs y "a nsdA nj nadis puede
!lnspirAyme envldiA. Ahors, For sism.
pio ~As diio contsm2 2lAudo q Au esposa
que no lsios do 81 10 mIr&bR tAmbi6n
Aonriendo nadie logrArfa llegAr h1a'
tA mi amada. nadis podrfa abrAzarl&
! sntes gus yc.
Y dirigi6se hssia ella con los bra.
EOS ahisrsot; ibG ya & estEechsrls,
suaudo, Gisndc essualmsnts aa vista
co rl Aasl0, vi6 cue au sombrs, ade-
lanta ldosele, hi Abla llegado iunto & Ia
i9vsn, euyoS pies paRecla bsSar.
So dstuvo, IN grito 40 escape do
aus lsbioF, y eay6 al suelo muerto,
musrto repenilnsmsnts do dolor y de
rAhis.
| IEl doSdichAdo hAbf& sanido envi.
dis de Eu proPia sombraI
Flor DaIiza.
r, nee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
Flor DaIiza.
R0BO EN- uN TREN
Un cabalIero, al parecer, que
es en- realidad I'm ladr6n
consumado.
DATO IOCOSO

Va a6lo bandido y sin ayuds, &c
posesior6 dsl 1Islmo wagon de un trtr
de- paaAieros an Kansas, y llevAudo
por dslants oil eondpctor y mAndade'
ro negro del tree, hzl que los visis.
ros, quleIeS spuntAbA con uu par de
revoivars, le ortysgasen sus ioyAa
diutrO los dus empleados, do Quis.
res 81 & 40 vsz los rec gi6.
II lAdr6n, que iba snm AseArAdo,
Apsrsei6 por 10 Tafte de atr&S del va
g6n. oblig6 & los dos smDlsAdoS & cue
hte!oran L. opsraci6n inoisads, y lue'
90 qua hubo desplumRdo q los que
ALI SO hAllAbsn, &c prsparj & hAser
10 miamo con los del Regundo, ords'
nEndo para clio { sus syudansaa i'm
provissdos 4 que Ea'arAn erimero
pos el pusnttcl.o sntrs les dos vago'
nss; u as opAn3o &su vez fac { ens.aK
eu 8 'sgando, 9 n3get1r con gran
9,e'sgeis 1t . Ino, 50 vo.vio raapnti
q nsztJ, Gsrro do pc 10 puertA = Ia
aItgur6 por dansi . 90 sl asio, sAlvan'
do Asi los bolsillos do aQuellos pAsA'
ieroE,
81 bAndoleFo 81 v3fss hurlAdo sin
ssPerAr & que al Gtsn pArara &C aFsoit
do q 81 auelo J dssspGyeei6 sn IA
bosQUe csrssno, donde era inGhI per
asguirlo u details ioeoao Isl roho,
para O. lAdron, t06 que oil mRndadsro
en- 90 tsrror El dirigiras & los pGasis.
ros preEenl6 Al intruIo disisndo, Sc
dorei, aQui hay an esAbAlleres que
deIeA au dinsrc,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
La cura que efecfu6 la Peruna
enIa Sonora Cunningham despues
de un frafSmientO reiativas
mente COrf0, eS la admiras
ci6n de SuS Vecin0S.

Carta de la Sra. Margery Cunningham,
"Habia padecido por muchos amos
de catarrO Cr6nicO.
"0aSfe muchiSin0 diner0 en- docfOreS
ynedicinaS, y no mejoraba nada abso-
lufamenfe. EI doctor que me asiStia
me aconsej6 cambiara de china.
"vivfa entonces en- la Florida, Gimme.
diatamente me traslade 4 Denver, Colo
rado. Despu6s de un aHo en- dicha
poblaci6n, no habia notado adn mejoria
alguna.
"Por Iiltimo me decidf hacer un ensayo
con la Peruna.
"Llena de Sorpresa feHcidad note
que al concIuir Ell segundo frasco eSta-
ba meior de la cabeza, y continue con
ofro frasco, y hoy me encuentro Hbre
de tan horrible enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
THE PORTO RIGO GENERAL
Telephone ron0anV
sAN Juan Tro Rice

Sc reolbi,An on ls olaioR del For
10 Rlco GsserAl Tslsi hone Company
pTor ol.ciorcs pErA 81 suministro &c
postss sn lotss deHae 5 & 100
ESPEclFICACIoNEs CLAsE
DE MADEIRA -BImlenso, Tshaslo,
Ausubo, Ussr, Capa blAnsa. 0 tsg6p,
NSgs, kquil6n, Cebry aillo, Laurel
sAblro, Glara'auillo,- 25 PIES de
largo no meoos de sells palgsdAs de
nitro "a 81 sxiremo MAJ S,io.
sITIO DE RNTREc A.-En susl
quier ssIael5n dssyio del fsrsocarrIl
suirs C:rolias J Arssibo.
PR0P0sIe ZONES. Dsbsn ssF ii,
rigidss 3 qus sutslioP. La C0mps.
niA FassFva 81 deFssh7 da rsshszsF 4
sodss las IFoposleicnsE. Letels J.
Proctor GansrEi 49,
-se s6HuERsF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
DASI G. HERDMAN

Concentrates Importado
fss. Ventas al por mayor
Playa de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
UNA REPRODUCTION

tContinlaci0a d. Ia pdgaa 5ql
MS aeuaasAs, Tenapsitron aus puestol
ca sl Riscctivo.
7or que no 10 hActn ssi lcsMfio
res B rbosa, saush.E Morales } Gro
ssaf
ESQ seriR 10 natural, 10 rtzona
bis, 10 deetrJGo.
CoNDE KAIIs.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
0EHTISTAS INP0RTANTES

Iotos los del nundo han deslafa-
do cue el AnEsi6sieo ArtIdolAr 90 le
1llims pAlahrR en- maasria de inveneio
asG, Pfu9hslo 81 No 10 be b 'th1. De-
p6sso dental de joe SslgGdo Jime
nfz SO San FfEnsi.oo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
EDIOTO

Lie stdo do Eli q K IT ght
Eduardo Wood, adminiaieador judi.
cal del intestado de Elisa Kor
fright, deb de meute autosiE .do
per 10 oorEe de D'slito de estA
siudad. & todc el QUE pu do In
teresArle, hass aabn:
cue 10 MfioritA Elisa RcrtriehI }
KsL nsy. do cuArents cinso d oE de
sdad, soltsrA, propistAtiA y dc este
vssiudArio, fa'leci6 en- el roblsdo de
ssnturss sl 20 de Julio de 1900, sip
ttsrgar disposic.6n tsatsmsnlariE d.
ninRu1a slaSe.
Qle dtsconc clSndcss On 10 AetuA'
lidad quieres sean au, ksfsieros. aito,
llsmo y empsz q lodcs los q Q cre-
yeniose son tal esr5e,sf, puedsn t.'
ner dersth7 4 10 b sret ca. psrs que,
ca sl t6rm,uo de euatro mssss nAturk
les & eonlar dssde eata fsfh., So sir
van ecmuniesrms sis ne mbres. dires
si6n y sl grado do parsrtssso Qas tu
visran con 10 dtltts . forts K ?
fright.
Esa manifestation dehtrk vsnir
sec mpsfsdA de 10 prusts quo 10 jus.
tifqus , hscerss bsi1 ilramen,o pres
tado ante far cicn.rio Autorixsdo por
la ley para rssibirlo J 90 sserito diri'
gldo & mi nomhre por eondueto de M
abogado don Hsrmiri) Di 3, cuyA
ohc'na tAlIaS on esta eiutad, cAlls
do Sar Jutto n1mero dose.
San Jaan. % de Novieu be de 1906
EDUARD) WOoD,
Administrador judicisl del
abintsttato.
vo Bs!
EDRo DE ALpREY,
Juez do Ia Corse do DisWito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
AVISO

BE vende por lA mitad de gu vAlo,
an aparato para fabriear bebidas ear.
bonatsdas. Sc compons del gensr ado,
arss fuentss con sus eorrespondiente,
lAvsdarcs de gas, una mesa para lie.
mar botellas de tApones dc gravitasi6r
an llenador dc sitones.
Para informss diriedrsa On CAmuy
A AMwONTO QAsWTLLo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
REATAs IRTtRHAS

LoI aolsosorel de San Juan 3
Pones los AUD solssto eI de YAuco,
Rio PledrAs J 6 Iknlss, han pleieniA'
do vlv,S' '-~~1a<eTssy, = -
vSallglAFS SGnnnelts Eor iLfrGeoI6n
las leysu de Rtrtas intsrpkH,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
MORE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Each Ward Will BE Given on Equal
Number

Five additional lights will be placed
ON the streets i'm each ward soon. An
ordinance to this effect was passed
by the city council some weeks ago The
council instructed each alderman to
select the place in his ward where
they desired the lights to be- put, or
where is was thought it would be
more advantageous TO place the lights.
Practically all the aldermen have Sc.
lectcd on what streets they think it
best TO place the lights and in a
short time the additional lights will
be installed This will make twenty
more lights in the city. These are
sixteen candle power and it is thought
will afford all the light necessary on
the streets on which they are placed.
These lights are of the same candle
power as those on other streets, 9th
cr than business streets, on which arc
lights are used.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
HIS DAYS ARE NUMBERED.
Each Dog VIII Cos, Its Owner Five
DOLLARS a Near.

The days OF tue dog are numbered
Soon each member of the canine fam
lily in nrdmorc must he properly Ia.
helcd and tagged, or the dog catcher
will be after him. Tne city officials
have spoken and ii must be so. The
dog lax law In Ardmore, If there
ever was one, has been sadly neglect
ed, and The yeuow cur has heretofore
had the same privilege of the streets
as the beat blooded dog. II will not
be so in the u,urc. however, rs the
law will be enforced TO the letter.
Tags and collars have been ordered
and are expected to arrive soon. These
viii be sold to the owners of dogs whI
will pay s. a year as a tax on tnelr
pets. Al dogs which do not wear the
tags will b." confined in the pound
and afterwards in the canine GENE.
rcry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Russell at Duncan.

Hon. A. c. Cruce OF Ardmorc was
billed to speak here last night, but
owing to the illness OF his wife, sea-
a substitute in the person of Hon.
Stillwell II. Russell, candidate for del
eante 60 the constitutional convention
from the Ardmcge district, and a
Democratic warhorse,
Mr.. Russells speech was enthusl-
astically received The opera house
was full, among the audience being
quite sprinkling of ladies' and the
speaker was given marked attention
His speech was clear-cut enun-
citation of Democratic principles, lie.
!yercd straight from the shoulder
Per.aps the most tarreaching
charge made by Mr. Russell was in ne
nature OF surprise He said that
the Creek nation, with population
cc $4,000 mad been given "A delegates,
while the ChicEaslw nation, with a
population of 226,Uoo, was given only
! "A delegates The former was given
one delegate to each 5000 population
and tie ,atter one delegate 10 eacn
10000 population.
Mir. Russell was here primarily in
the interest of the candidacy OF Hon
zee Cucc candidate for governor
lie spoke OF MIR. ,ruce as A man o
can morals pure life and high ideals
and sail that he is in every way quail
flied to nh this responsible position
with credit to himself and constitu
cncy.
The speaker was asked severa
pertinent and pointed questions by
both Republicans and Socialists, an,
in al ms replies thereto gave con
INinCing answers.
81 am speaking, he sail, FOR Low
of the cause and pay my own way.
\ most favorable impression wa
made ON the people and the effect vii
oo felt in the ensuing elecJion-Dur
can Banner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
FORGOT his OWN NAME.
Mississippi. choetaw Indian and Fam
lily Worth $4,000.

lily Worth $4,000.
One Of the many amusing features
of public life was witnessed Friday
afternoon at the land office. Just be.
fore the office closed for the day, a.
=. Powell, a Mississippi Choctaw In
dian, who lives near Homer a few
miles north Of this city, walked into
the land Office TO register While in
there he was called upon TO give the
names of his children for enrolment.
Now 1t so happened that Powell Is just
the least bit absent.minded, and that
coupled with the fact that he has iii.
teen children, may be the cause of
his forgetting one, but whatever the
cause, Powell was unable to remember
the name of one of his own children.
After half a dozen names had been
suggested by the affable clerk in the
enrolling department, Poewll thought
of the right one. This child bore the
name of its father, and Powell had
forgotten his own name. The fact
that he has fifteen children and only
one wife Is a favorable excuse for his
temporary absent t-mindedness This
incident will remind one of Col. Phil
Clahanen of Texas, who, when asked
his name, studied minute and said:
81 forgot, but If my wife was here
bet she could tell You i'm minute"
Nevertheless Powell received seven
teen allotments which will make him
worth practically $4,000 and the for.
gotten child, who bears its fathers
name, will receive one seventeenth of
this amount.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Buchanan Blake.

\ wedding IN which Ardmore So
cicty was much interested was that
of Miss Nell Blake and Mr.. Hal Blu
chanan which took place Wednesday
noon At the homo ~ the brides pa.
rents Mr and Mrs. l.. +. Blake on
Nogth Washington street. Rev. Chas
:. Sprsgins of Sulphur Springs, Tex
an uncle OF the groom, of,ciatod,
Nh and Mrs. Buchanan are now
spending their honeymoon in the re
'iol OF the Great Lakes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
MurplhY Sims.

\ sweet ana simple wedding, love.
ly In every detail, was that of Miss
May RCsaicc sans ana Mr.. j, c, Muir
ply OF thc south side, which was
beautifully bu, quietly solcmnizod
sunday evening at hal, past nine
N'glocN at the gosilouce of the brides
rmonts, Mr. end hrs. h, r. Sims,
Vcy, Walker ot the cumberland Pres,
ayttriau church was tho officiating
clergyman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
TO COLLECT STREET TAX.
The People Ara $4,000 In Arrears.
Collector Employed.

Collector Employed.
Yesterday was the day set for the
beginning of the collection OF the
street and alley fund The contract
Tor the collection Of the money owed
by delinquent street tax payers has
been awarded to Il. b. Hill OF this
city. Mr. Hill who is at present col
lecting for a buggy company was eX.
pcctcd 10 arrive in The city yesterday,
at which time It would be learned
whether he would accept the situa-
tiun. For some reason Mr.. lIll has
not arrived. There is in all about
$4,000 due the city from the street
and alley tax payers This amount
will he collected at once. Mr.. ilill
will be required to give bond OF
$1,000, his bond to be approved by
the mayor and city council. A report
ui the collections made will be turn.
ed i'm to the city clerk every week.
For collecting this fund, Mr.. Hill will
receive 3 per cent for collecting the
FIRST thousand. 10 per cent for collect.
ing the second $1,000 and Is per cent
for the last 1000. The work did
not begin yesterday as it was plan.
ned. fOC the reason stated above. II
is probable MIR. Hill will rive today
and begin the collection of the tax to-
morrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Cotton /. Good So Ear.

II. NJ. Porterfield, a farmer living
near Hewitt, was here yesterday. He
reports that cotton Is fine but he fears
that the crop will be ruined by con-
tinued rains. He is of the opinion
that the rainy weather will continue
until in the month of october and in
that event there will be very little cot
ton gathered this fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
eap,is, vounq PEOPLES Union.


The following progra mwill be rem
dcred at the B. Y. p. U. Sunday after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock, Everybody cor
daily invited.
Subject, Meeting Enemies"
oader-Miss Ina holman.
Opening exercises.
Remarks on the subject by leader.
Bule readings
song.
Paper, How Christ met His enc
mics and how We should meet ours
Mrs W r. Ryan,
Paper Returning gooI for evil
Mrs. Ed Ramsey.
Piano solo, "Keyerie, Mr., Walter
.ichols
Paper, Forsying enemies"-Mis'
Eyalne Ritter.
Paper, The way God would have
us meet our enemies'-Mr Gibbs.
Vocal solo-"In the Valley of Tho
Mohawk'-Mr ]. q. Fore.
General discussion.
REORGANIZATION of the Union.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Some needed improvements are In
progress on North Mill street. \ few
holes which have been practically OBJ
structing the passage on that street
since the rains were filled and some
other work, which will help the ap
pcarance of that street, done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
COTTON BUYER HERE.
Tells What Ne Thinks About Cotton
Ware ehouse.

T.. Lingo, a cotton buyer of Clay.
ton. Ma, is in Ardmore looking for
a location. Ardmore people have treat
ed him so cordially that he cannot r.
sist moving here with his family Ard.
morc's reputation as cotton market
induced him to come here.
Mr.. lingo Saws that cotton ware.
houses are a disadvantage to both CO..
ton buyers and farmers. They pave
the way for monopoly in buying and
prevent a live, open market.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Boyer has moved directly across
bo street from his former stand and
win soon have a line of new jewelry.
lie makes repairing n specially. Gail
and see watc. movements made by
himself before getting your work done
III west Main. 1863
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Ed Hubbard wno moved last winter
to his farm near Lindsay, has mo' cd
back to Ardmore to give his children
the advantage of the city schools. Mr..
Hubbard has a crop of 500 acres in
cotton and will spend the greater part
of the harvest season at Lindsay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Notice.

To the members of Congregation
Emmcth: Services will be held at
the Pennington & Sims building
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, at Z
O'Clock and Thursday morning at =
o'clock sharp. NJ KEMP, Sec. 1862
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
z Death MESSAGE,

J. H. Davis OF Ardmore, who has
been here at the bedside of his sister
!n-law, the late Mrs. \. l.. Davis, hur.
riod home today in response to te:
caram that one of his children had
icd.-Gainosvillc Messenger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Firs, Presbyterian Church.

Services will be held today at II
a. m. Special music WI. be rendered.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. No
evening services will be held, as all
churches will unite in union meet
ing at the opera house. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
CHAS. c. WEI1H, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Natural, original, mineral Manitou
Table Water and Ginger Champagne,
for sale by Pennington Grocery Co.,
distributors 1i.St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Carpet Bargains :

patterns in ingralns, tapestry, Brus-
sells, velvets and Administers
9 A. KLOSKI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
BAPTIST Church.

Rev. Mckinney OF Cloburne, Texas,
will preach today at l. o'clock at
the First Baptist church building and
at evening at the Central building.
Sunday school at First Baptist at 10
a. m, and b. Y. p. u in the afternoon
Everybody made welcome.
PULPIT COMMITTEE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Let Mrs. Dunlap show you her line
nj beautiful dress goods and boys
and mems shirt goods. Phone 574
before . a. m. and after 8 p, m. 23-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
TVPEw RITTER.
FoR GALE.


FOR SALE-Ten acres of land adjoin.
ing the city of Ardmore on the east
side, just south of the canning fac
tory building. viii make very de
sirable residence lots. All in cult
vation. Great chance for some one
to make money. f. NJ. Fox. l6-6t
OR SALE-Four room dwelling
store house, stock of groceries and
fixtures, one horse, wagon and har'
ness, for $1,ooO, If sold in 10 days,
Apply G1S f St. ~ w, Ardmore
14-6
FOR SALE-Eurnl,ure suitable for
rooming and boarding house; close
in. Paying propositions; investigate
at once. t31 A street >. w l4-4
.FOk SALE-A perfectly matched team
for carriage or buggy; good saddlers
also. ]. D. Tanner, E st and Fourth
Ave. n w. 19tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Underwood
Remington and Smith-Premier type
writer's on easy terms.
23tf SelvIdge Business College.
| FOR SAI.E-Cheap; car load each
OF and two year old mules, gen
tie, out OF good mares and by good
Jacks. Also car of gentle saddle and
work horses. j. II. Roper, Itasca,
! Hill Co, Texas. 3l-2O
/ FOR SALE-Stock Of general mer
chandlse, will invoice $500 to ss,'
600 Building also for sale. The
only store In good little railroad
town. PostofIice goes with the stock.
Cheap for spot cash. Address W. p,
Thompson, Bob, |. r, 22-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Something now in leather seated
divans, china closets buffets and ex-
tension tables. Ardmore Furniture
90 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
LADIES:

Make your orders for tailor I at,
suits, coats, skirts and riding skirts
with
10lm J. ]. STOLFA.
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lou can get an extra large writing
tablet at Ramsey's for sc, All other
items in school supplies at low prices,
TOO.
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Episcopal Church.

There will be divine services in
St. Phillips church today at II a. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
f. A. JUNY, Pastor
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We are adding new lines to our
stock daily. Come in and get our
prices before buying. Ardmore Fur
riturc Co. 10
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w. b. Frame is having an addition
al coat of paint put on the building
occupied by the City Drug Store.
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STOLEN-Two black mare mules,
years old, one branded II on left
shoulder, bunion under right side
of belly; the other branded C on
left jaw; one buoy without top,
kit of veterinary tools, one grip.
books and medicine, mineral rod,
check book on Sulphur Trust Co.
win give S25 reward. Address DR..
j. II. Gray, Ardmore or sulphur,
!. T. 14d&w
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THE CHURCHES. &
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Catholic Church.

lnere will be mass at the Catholic
church at . a. m. Everybody invited.
j. J. WALLRAPP, Pastor.
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.


WANTED-Man 20 travel in Eastern
and Central Indian Territory Ex-
penses advanced; salary weekly J.
Il. McBrady q Co.. Chicago. 16-1
WANTED-A large manufacturing
company requires services of a
saleslady for this territory, imme.
dately Salary; steady employment.
Address Dept. A, 80 w. Van Buren,
St. Chicago. 16-l
WANTED-Everybody to know that
serve chile, fish and other short or.
ders in connection with cold drinks.
First door west Joe Bastin's fish
market. j. A. Smith. 1876
WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade. Scholarship includes COM
plete outfit of tools, diplomas and
positions. Board and room provided
Few weeks completes by this meth
cd. Special inducements now. Cat
alogue mailed free. Moler Barber
College. Kansas City, Mo. 1916
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WANTED-A cook. Apply Mrs. r.
w Randol 14tf
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prices IAN oi' Vi "'''0' - .'l"'
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See the new sOoiens at
1s.lm j. j. STOLFA.
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Notice! Notice

Broods mares of the Alto Iona
stock farm and young well bred
mules, 5 years old, for sale in car load
lots. 14-2t
JOHN DOWELL,
Gli BRACES ST., Austin, Texas.
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