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Dried Fruits and Raisins.

The situation coutinueS~as before, purchasing
being checked by the ifgh prices and further
nore by the satisfaction of the early require
ments. The feeling is Arm all along the line.
however The condition of the Eastern MARKERS
will be seen in the first column.
t-BITIrSEAnrieots future delivery, 14% a
15A G per lb: Eyaporated Apples, August SGSe.
later deliveries 6t567c; Peaches, future. s9
like: Prlnes 2H MSc; for future delivery.
RAisINS-l9o6 crop-Seeded. 4A @6c; Loose
Muscatels. 4c. 41Sc and SC for . 3 and 4
crown respectively: seedless. 319e: Seedless
Snltanas 4c: Thompson Seedless. 5c for I'M
beached and sGlic for beached; Imperial.
clusters 6-crown, $3.50; Dehesa. clusters, D
erown SO. fancy clusters 4-erown Sl.50; Lon
don Layers, 3-crown, 81; London Layers 2-cFown,
QOp
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Boston wool Market.

BOSTON, July 10.-The wool market is mod
erately active. with deep interest manifested
from all classes of the trade. The attention of
the trade is turned toward the new clip. Prices
are held firm. Traders remembering in con-
neetion with the increased demand for wool that
the forthcoming Australian wool clip Is reported
as the largest shown on that continent
Territory woods steady. Pulled woods are in
constant demand. Foreign grades are neglected
Territory quotations:
Idaho-Fine. 23Q24c; heavy fine. 1e62Oc: hne
medium. 23Q24c; medium, 27d26c; low medium
26d PC; combing fine. 22@23c; heavy fine, 190
21c: fine medium, 22923c; medium. 27d2sc; low
medium, 2IQ2Sc.
Utah and Nevada--Tine 23G25c; heavy fine.
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try. large young Chickens and fat heavy Hens
being the best sellers, and desirable offerings
of such stock were quickly closed out at firm
rates. The receipts of domestic stock were
liberal. 75 coops being received from Petaluma
alone and there were two cars OF Western. In.
cluding that arrived Monday. on sale.
The ruling price for Western Hens was SI:5
I Hare and RshSf shSgsh ae rsng srsn
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, So. .50Q650 foI
large and $4G5 for small old Roosters,
$1,000: young BOOSTERS. $5@1; Fryers $4G
5; large Broilers. $3G3.50: small Broilers,
$2@2. so; Pigeons, S1@s %; Squads. S1.2541 so.
GAME-Per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits. $3.50;
Hare, $1@125
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Provisions.

Inactivity still charaeterizes the market and
quotations are unchanged. Stocks are sufficient
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 131ac per lib for
heavy 14c for light medium. 15c for Hight. l51sc
for eytra light and Iee for sugar cured; Dry
salt Sides 12c: Bellies, 13e Eastern Sugar
cured Hams 70 to IA lbs. 15Ac; 10 to 10 lbs.
l5isc: II 10 20 lbs. 15c; California Hams. ~ i5e;
Mess Beef 50 per bbl: extra Mess, $3.50; Fam
Nv $40; prime Mess Pork, S1G50; extra clear,
500; Mess S19; Pig Pork, $20; Pigs rect 90
Smoked Beef lac per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 7Ac for California
compound Sc for Eastern compound and 1O1ze
for pure haIf-barres. pure. 10S4e; 1o-lb tins,
ike: 5-lb tins f1Sc; Bib tins, IL 1ac.
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Potatoes. onions and Vegetahle..

Receipts OF new Potatoes are running very
light. there being barely enough received from
day to day TO balance trade wants. and the
market is therefore very firm and will undotibt-
edly continue so until the crops on the big river
plantations are ready for market. The seed de-
mand for old Oregon Burbanks continues brisk
and the quotations are easily maintained.
Onions are easy as there is not much demand
for them.
Receipts of Summer Vegetables are increasing
every day and prices are steadily decliniug
Summer Squash and Cncumbers from the river
districts are abundant and cheap, but are selling
slowly, bay lots being preferred because Of their
superior quality Green Corn continues to he
the most plentiful and weakest article on the
list from 500 to l06o packages being received
daily.
PoTAToEs-New crop. in boxes, s1@l. .e5
per ctl; sacks. SlG1.25 per ctl; old crop Oregon
Burbanks. e5d90c per ctl.
ON1ONS-Yellow, per ctl. 90cQ$1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corn, crates $161 25:
sacks 4oc@$l; Asparagus, S1-25@2.50 per boy
Green Peas. $1@1.50 per sack; String Beans
1613e per Id; Wax Beans. 142Ec per lb; Toma-
toes 50c@Sl for small and s2@2.50 for large
boxes: do, Mississippi. 81 30gl so per crate:
Cuctimbers. 506165c per box for bay and 3OG140c
for river; Summer Squash. bay, 50G65c per box
do river 256740c Garlic, 355c per Id; Gabbs ee'
Coo per ctl; Caullfower, 40G5oc per dozen; Car.
rots, 65c per sackt Trirnips. 65c per sack; Egg
Plant. 10c per lb Green Peppers. S1.50@1. .75 per
box for Bell and sl01.25 for Chile.
Poultry and Game.
rrt.rn .ot;va 6rtn ula rb bat e.s- ~,
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Iondon wool saIea.

LONDON, July 10.--A large number of BUYERS
attended the opening of the fourth series of the
1906 wool auction sales here today. The offer
ngs amounted to 1915 bales. Crossbreds and
secured slipes were in limited demand and 8
per cent lower. Cape Of Good Hope woods were
in good demand at average decline of per
eent; Inc nome pougIa csUssDreds r and sipes
scoureds and fine merinos. American purchases
confined to few lots Of good, greasy
combings.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and other Grain..

wHEAT-Chicago sold of slightly on the
Government report, which was slightly bearish.
lows
Despite the unreasonable weather through the
greater part of the crop year, spring Wheat
ago This is true of Corn. the condition being
small fraction better than year ago. with
much larger acreage The amount of Wheat
naming In the hands of the farmers is 46 052 COO
bushels or about e.e per cent of last years
The average condition of winter Wheat on
July l was s5.6 as compared with SO last
month, s2.T on July i last year, 1871 at the
same date in 1904 and ten-year average Of
1914 The condition of spring Wheat was Ola
The condition of wiuter and spring Wheat com
bined July / was SIS, against s5s on July i,
King Of Toledo wires: Michigan July report
estimates Wheat yield IS bushels per acre,
Bushels. against $4,000, coo last year. Corn
condition 49, June 80, year ago rs and the
1905 crop ~ 1000 600 bushels IN. -
Oklahoma says the farmers have quit selling
Wheat. They are. getting only zoe 70 62c"
5c higher The cash grain was quiet at pre-
vious prices, with the mllers not doing much
owing to the recent advance, which they say
they cannot pay without advancing the price OF
Freights continue quiet at 22s Sd for Wheat
and 25s Cd for Barley. usual European options,
these being the combination rates
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. s1.32h Q1.35; California
Wsite Australian. 81 40@I. .45 lower grades
Of California S1I061. %; Northern Club
81 32I6 35; Northern Bluestem, 81 .42a a i. 40;
Northern Red. 81 3211 q 80 per etl.
FUTURES.
10 10 II 80 o'clock Session.
December-$12s.
BARLFY-Deeember advanced &c and the
cash grain was quoted very steady, especially for
choice Feed. There is not much talk about
brewing aud there are no samples of Chevalier
sale of 5000 sacks of No. l new Feed to ar
rive in couple OF days at 9T1zc.
CASH BARLEY.
Good TO ychoice new Feed 95cGs1: common
to fair. 90GS215c per ell Brewing, $fegho21a
FUTURES
10 to 1880 o'clock Session.
Open; High. Low; clcse
oATS-The Government reports the average
condition of Oats July at 81.
The market continues weak with liberal Of
ferings of the new crop for future delivery
Good new Reds were offered yesterday at $l.25
Good to choice old Red, sl.30q1.55 new are
quoted at sl.15@1.25 TO arrive Blacks are
CoRN-The market showed further change
Yesterday The Government report the con-
dition OF the crop SAYS The Corn acreage
planted is about 90. .535. GOO acres. increase
of about 524 600 acres, or 1.6 per cent. The
average condition of the growing crop Of Corn
OH July ] S7.3 as compared with SI.3 on
July ], 1906 s6.4 at the same date in 1904
and a ten-year average Of s6.4.
California. S1.556l1.6 80 for small round yellow
Western mixed, S13Tl9; Yellow, $l.404l AZ y !;
White, S1.40G1.42I5 per ctl.
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Eastern livestock Market.

CHICAGO, July 1Q.-CATTLE-Receipts
1900 market steady. Beeves. $41OGe .25; cows
and heifers, Sl.25Q5.20: stockers and feeders,
81 6OG4.5o; Texans. S3.9o@5.25; calves, S4.T5G
HoGS-ReceiDts. Is. 600: tomorrow 81 600;
market strong Mixed and butchers SO 404
e.sl u; good heavy, $G.65Q6.S2lh; rough heavy
S6.35 q6.55; light S6.40q6.s5 pigs, S575G
e.4o; bulk of sales, S6.T0G6.SO.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000; market steady
Sheep, $4.6o4G.15; lambs, s. .60@s
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Beans and seeds.

number of minor changes IN Seeds Will be
noted There is no further change in Beans.
Large Whites continue firm, with fair de-
mand for shipment.
BEANs-Per ctl: Bayos So. s5G4; Peas So. 7l
al. small White, $3.25@3-45; large White,
81 400l2 so; Pink 81 .S0@31. 80; Red. So 35a3 30:
Lima $4.40Q4.45: Red Kidneys. $4a4 70;
Backeye. 81. 5.5O@5.75; Butter 81 20 per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. $4@4.25: Yellow
Mustard So 506l3 rs: FIaxseed. So 30; Canary
6Ge1hc; Alfalfa 12Hc: Rape, 1h@4c Timothy,
sc; Hemp 5d5Ac per lb; Millet. aye; Broom
Corn Seed, $20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niies. nominal; Green Peas,
$2.5062.75 per ctl.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, San Francisco, June
30, 1906.-NOTICE: Certain goods remaining
one year In bonded warehouse viii be sold at
public auction at the United States Appraisers
Store on the 20th OF July. 1906. at 10 o'clock
a. N. Descriptive catalogues can be had at the
Custom House on July 20. 1906. or az the time
and place OF sale. W. b. HAMILTON
Special Deputy Collector
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FIour and Farinaceous Goods.

Previous quotations rule, with business Of the
usual midsummer character.
FLoUR-California Family Extras, $4.654
$40. usual terms: Bakers Extras. s4;30G4 Co;
FARINACEOUS GOoDS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. So 20 per 100
lbs: Rye Flour S3.T5; Rye Meal, $3.50; Rice
Flour ss; Corn Meal, S2,T5; extra Cream do
SO 10; Oat Meal 81 5oQ4.75; Oat Groats, "a. 75
Hominy, s3.T5G4 Buckwheat Flour, s4.5o@
Whole Wheat Flour, $3.50; Rolled Oats, bbls
s7MS in sacks S650@7.50; Rolled Wheat
bbls. s4G0 in sacks. $40; Pearl Barley. $6
Split Peas boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per
100 pounds.
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The leading futures ranged as follows;
Articles Open. High. LOW Clos
Cash Grain and Proyisions.

CHICAGO. july 10.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, easy; No. 2 spring wheat. 79@
No. 2 corn, 52Ac; No. 2 yellow. 525ac 10 3
oats 3se; No white, 40Ac; No. white sra
39c; No rye, 54Isc; good feeding barley 40c
$l05; No. ] Northwestern 81 o. prime timothy
seed. 81. .25q4 40; clover. contract grades $Il
per bbI.. s135o lard, per 100 lbs. SIS. s7%:
short clear sides. (boxed). $9.s71s @$10; whisky,
basis of high wines, s1.29
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ne COPPFR sTOCKs.

BOSTON. July IO.-Cood buying of Shannon
appeared today and the stock was very strong
IN the face of an otherwise weak market
Greene continues 70 come out freely. The stock
made new low-record price of 20.
NEW YORK, July locates says; Weak
ness IN Copper caused by Flower & Co. selling.
It started the whole market downward. Traders
were largely accountable for the general selling.
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Northern business.

PORTLAND. July lo.-ciearings, 1891 ,22s;
balances $9S.122.
SPOKANE, July 1O.-Clearfngs $Ii2, I16; bal
TACOMA. July 1o.-clearings s5el oe2; bal
anees, S5l $50.
SEATTLE, July Io.-ciearings, sl.555, 4ss;
balances $4l3, ,602.
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Northern wheat Market.

PORTLAND, July 10.--wHEAT-Club. Tic,
bluesteu, T3c; red 69c; valley, Tie.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, July lo.-wHEAT-Unchanged ex
port. bluestem 73c. club 7Sc, red 6Se.
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Activity and Firmness In United Rail-
roads Hands,

The feature the Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday was the activity in United Railroads
Packers was lower at $3.50 and Contra Costa
Water higher at S55.70. The sugar stocks were
generally firm. Makaweli was ex-diYidend OF
soc.
The mining shares. especially the Southern
Nevadas. continued freely dealt IN and there
was more or less duetuati0n both IN the Com
stocks and the Tonopahs. Ophir was lower. sell.
ing down TO S3.26. In the Tonopahs several OF
the higher priced stocks showed material ad.
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CONDITION of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. July 10.-Today's statement
OF the Treasury balances in the general fund
shows. Available cash balance. $l15. AIS, ,924 :
gold coin and bullion, $93, ,331, JIG; gold certih-
cutes $40 652. $50.
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Is02oc; fine medium, 2s@25c; medium, 27@2sc;
low medium 27@2sc.
Dakota-Fine 22023c; fine medium 22623c;
medium, 27a2S low medium. 27@2Sc.
Montana-Fine choice. 24@25c; fine average
23@24c; fine medium choice, 24@25e; average.
2Sc: average, 26@21c.
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I,ondon CIosIpg Stocks.

Bar siver-Firn: 80 ls-led per ounce.
Money-l% az per cent
The rate OF discount IN the open market Tor
short bills IS 3 per cent and for three months
bills l-I6 per cent.
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California stock and OIL Exchange.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Regular Morning and Informal Sessions
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Butter. Cheese and Ern..

CHICAGO, July 10.--On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market steady Creameries
l5l20c; daries. l5m1Sc. Eggs steady; at
mark. cases included, l2di4hc; 6rsts, 14hc;
prime 1rsts. Ice; extras, lSc. Cheese steady,
i0kM111sc.
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81. Louis wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Wool steady. Medium
grades coulbing and clothing 24@2Sc; light fine
1s@22c; heavy hne, 149l7c; tub-washed, 32@
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Poultry and Game.
There was an active and firm market for Poul
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MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE

Ot al Tue BIOck Used m cOnneCLlOn WIN me
GROyE-STREET STABLES
Before the Fire IN San Francisco.
One OF the largest and best equipped stables
west OF the Rocky Mountains. The stock consists
10 part as follows: 100 head OF well broken
HORSES. from TO 10 years old. weighing from
1000 to 1900 lbs; 10 open and closed CAR
RACES sets heavy mounted CARRIAGE
HARNESS. 20 No. I Business Buggies. Spring
wagons, Carts and over 100 sets good Single and
Double Harness. Blankets. Robes. Whips. etc.
This stock must and win be sold 70 the highest
bidder Sale takes place on
TOMORROW.
THURSDAY, JULY II,
At 10 O'Clock. at the Stables OF
THE SAN FRANCISCO CONTRACTING CO.
COR. YORK. HAMPSHIRE & MARIPOSA STS..
San Francisco, Cal.
Take Bryant-street cars and get OF at MARI
posa. ). WATKINS. AnetiOneer.
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Continued on Page Twelve.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

ToNoPAH AND GoLDFIELD STOCKS.
Regular Morning and Informal Sessions.
$500 Adams $500. 07l1500 MacNamars.
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All Are Ready.

After consulting the wishes of all
the young ladies who won n trip TO
Colorado. In the recent Ardmoreite
contest. II was decided today at a
meeting at which all were present sx-
cept Miss Johnson. that the arrange.
mcnt for the party to leave here over
the Rock Island next Monday morn.
Ing would be entirely satisfactory.
'hiss Johnson had previously stated
that she could not get ready prior 10
that date, and Miss Collins arrange.
mcnts were delayed on account OF the
intorcopting OF the mails acquaintIng
hcr Ct the program.
Mrs Il. W. Dick and daughter, and
a number of others will be In the party,
and an will leave here at 10 o'clock
next Monday morning, II not provi.
ientially hindered
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Order Eastern Star.

The reception committee of the
Eastern Star are meeting all trains
and receiving the visitors and dele
gates 10 the annual meeting of that
order which begins here tomorrow
morning. They are registering nj the
headquarters OF the Masons whore
they also are maintaining headquar-
tiers, Quite "A number OF the delegates
and members If the order have al
ready arrived and they are co.n.ns
here on every train. The city Is f.yt
filling up with Easte.n Star delegates,
who are joining in with the Masons In
making a jolly crwod on the street nj
Nrdmore. The work % the orGer viii
begin tomorrow morning and VIII isst
two, days.
They will entertaia hcir delegates
and friends at the Elks' hall. \ Ie
ception will be tende''d the visiting
Masons and Eastern Star visitors this
evening at that hall, but 'le general
work OF the order will no. b Gin until
omorrow.
A handsome star, studded S;,h cleo
ric lights, has been swung IN froat oi
he Elks hall, where the order vim be
n session. The star is 6ye.polntet
md looks handsome as viewed fioa
Main street.
There are at present about 100 CCle
yates TO the meeting of the Eastarr
tar In the city while every rair
which arrives brings them in By rhe
| core.
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GRAND ARMY OF REPUBLIC.
Parade Of Veterans To-day One Of the
Most Impressive.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Minneapolis MINI, Aug. 15.-For
the fortieth time since it's work was
finished and its glory won. q q Grand
Army of the Republic was in line to-
day Never has there bee min th'5
country a parade more appealing and
impressive than that which passed.
through the streets OF Mlu11ip,is &C
day Never has there been in this
ed by cheers that drowned the roar
and crash Of their many bands. aud
at times they passed through living
ianes where every tongue was still
every eye dim and every head barred
in reverence. The parade was nota-
bic affair as such things go. wei han
died, qulck.moving and inspiring TO
look upon, countless flags snapped in
the breeze and lines Of veterans pass.
ed for miles between buildings gor-
gcously decorated. The weather was
ideal The parade was three hours
passing given point in the line Of
march.
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IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
Is the Canning Fsetory-means Much
TO Ardmorc.


to Ardmore.
The Ardmore Canning Factory CON
panr which has been lately reorgau
lied and incorporated is one among
the most important industries which
have lately been set to workins otdl.
iu this city. The factory means much
20 Ardmore. said business man yes
IuIray and IS not only an mlls1s
which Is to make money for q few
persons who have incorporated it..
and who hold the stock. but Is one of
Ithe greatest drawing cards which can
[ ba placed in a town. Il draws trade
.r1m the outside towns. causes ths
country surrounding the city wherein
| 90 ls situated 10 I'm up with the best
/ elias. Of people. lt give, the indus.
trous aud wideawake farmer an op.
Ipouunity to get out OF the rat of cot.
ton and corn growing. and affords him
an opportunity to market his country
/ produce, whatever he may raise. 4
canning factory calls for a can factory
and other industries to supply the
needs of the men who are employed
there; that Is. n II Is run right: If not.
1t means a lot OF dead stock on the
hands OF the purchaser and hard work
for the country and town where It is
situated. Il Is all In the method with
which the managers OF the company
conduct their factory. II they train
the farmer to raise such goods as tl.cy
will need to can. aifording him a ana.
ket at all times for has produce. and
encouraging diycrsihcadon and expert.
mcuiing. there is no reason why the
factory cannot be a success. aud Os.
pccially I'm Ardmorc. surrounded by
a country which rivals that of Calitor-
mia for fine fruit aud h3 second to no
state iu the Union for vegetables.
whore anything that grows can be
grown. where the land is new and the
farmers industrious
The managers Of the company are
heartily IN favor Of getting the factory
started as soon as possible. Thcy
recognize the fact that they can start
on only a small scale for the first
year but after that they expect 90 can
all the goods tnat are grown In this
country. They are prepared to Invest
their money in the enterprise. and It
Is one which is OF great moment to
the town, and they deserve the sup.
port Of the citizens OF Ardmore.
President Wilmington of the newly
organized company is very enthusias.
tic over the success OF the factory and
thinks It will be OF great benefit to
the town. He said the work of organ.
izat!on has been perfected to nicely
and all that remains Is for the com
pany to get other needed machinery
and open up for business Mr. Whi.
t!ngton Is something OF farmer him
srl. and Is OF the opinion tnat anything
Iu the world can be raised In the vi.
ciulty OF Ardmore. lie says let the
farmers raise their produce. we Will
take 70 on their hands.
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easeom Ferguson Dies.

Rascom l., Ferguson, aged thirty
years ten months ana fifteen days,
died this morning at the family resi-.
deucc In this city. .dr. Ferguson has
ueen IN for the past ten days with ty.
pho!d toyer but q was thought he
was improving and his death was
very unexpected Deceased leaves n
wife anu one child The remains will
be shipped 90 Neatherford, Texas, at
four O'Clock In the morning, whore
they viii be- Inferred In the family
graveyard
Deceased for the past four years
has been a mail clerk On the Frisco
road ON Of this city He hasa hos, OF
friends who extend their heartfelt
sympgthy TO the gr.ovea parents, Wiz.
and child
Services We. De conducted at me
-cme ut S o'olock tonight by Kcys
n. 10, Watson and n. A. WALKER.
--s~-----
Daily Ardcogelte, 80 cents Per month
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Plenty Of Amusement.

Tho visiting Masons who are the
guests OF the city are having plenty OF
1m,5ement during their stay here
Last night there was something doing
all over the city The two air dome
theaters We'd with each other for
two hours In entertaining the crowds
which gathered to spend their leisure
hours at these shows. The speiler on
either side of West Main street where
the two theaters front each other loud
ly proclaimed the merits OF his show
while the music of the bands and dane.
ing OF the painted negroes made the
occasion take on county fair appear.
ance. Both amusement houses wer1
crowded and general good lines ss,m-
ed 20 be In the air \ colorcl mir strci
show also strolled into .lwn .es'or-
day after having been water bound for
a week, and played to a crowded house
last night, For those OF serious mind
| HN""H" H'u hoN Ndlt loI tnt lun anu
pastime provided by these shows.
there were entertainments and speak
ing The auditorium was crowded
with "A gathering who had assembled
10 hear the grand orator
The streets We're thronged until a
late hoar by the crowds who seemed
to be enjoying themselves.
There Is always something doing in
Ardmore.
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Ardmore a Good One.

L. ". Williams Is In the city from
Chicago, representing the Mons Al
lister Jewelry company. Mr. Williams
Is company with Walter C. Dean drove
over the city today This is his first
visit to Ardmore In several years and
Mr Williams states that the growth
OF the town In that time Is wonderful
lie saws Ardmore is a well advertised
town and Is a hummer.
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VIII Move 20 Ardmore.

l.. y Turman is In the city from
Wapanucka Mr. Turman Is having Il
handsome residence built In this city
itch corner of b street and Second
avenue, southwest When completed
Mr.. Turman will move from Wa ~
nucka and make Ardmore his home
in the future, The residence is a two.
story frame affair and is one of the
handsomest in the city, Mr.. Turman
said this morning that he liked Ard
more as both business and residence
town and he was glad he was coming
here 10 make his home. lie expects
10 move here by about the first Ct the
month.